Fine Art

Sculpture Milwaukee Is Carving a Space for More Art in Bronzeville

The organization’s collaboration with Bronzeville Center for the Arts is bringing four new art installations to the neighborhood.

Owner Amanda Bennaton wants to create “community and connection” in the neighborhood.

Mauricio Ramirez’s new work along Oshkosh’s riverfront tells the story of the city in his colorful, geometric style.

Low Rain owner Daniell Sobelman wants the chic studio to feel welcoming – and that involves throwing events with local vendors and artists.

When creating “Foretelling,” Brown found one theme emerge: purification.

“Frank Lloyd Wright: Modern Chair Design” opens Oct. 4 and offers another angle of the legendary architect’s career.

Weaving together family and farm against the backdrop of winter’s hush, her project “Dormant Season” is rooted in rural life yet resonant far beyond.

The exhibition, featuring paintings, models and photographs of the ship, runs from Oct. 1-Dec. 1.

The Save the Gallery festival on Sept. 27 will raise money for the creative space and feature art, music, food and more.

Floyd-Pruitt served as the Saint Kate’s artist in residence in 2024.