Fine Art

Milwaukee Unveils a New Sculpture Commemorating Vel R. Phillips

The public art display is nestled downtown right in the plaza also named after Phillips, where she’ll be celebrated permanently.

Discover Wauwatosa invited natural sculpture artists from Kentucky to create a grand depiction of Mother Earth and her animals.

You might recognize the local artist’s bookshelf mural in Washington Heights. It’s one part of a wave of public art he’s helped set in motion.

The prominent Wisconsin artist will donate over 2,000 of her own works to the Sheboygan museum’s collection.

The West Allis shop gives donated creative materials new life by selling them at a low cost to artists.

A new history exhibit, vintage clothing store and album come to Milwaukee this month.

The Trout Museum of Art is raising its status with a new building and a renewed effort to attract statewide art enthusiasts.

The art – made with the help of UW-Milwaukee students – is taking over McKinley and South Shore beaches during this annual beach party series.

“Zig and Zag” will be unveiled in September – but locals can contribute to the piece starting July 21.

A new mural, gallery and album come to Milwaukee this month.