Muralist Fred Kaems Talks Painting a More Colorful Milwaukee
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.
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 award from the Milwaukee County Historical Society recognizes works holding “exceptional historical significance.”
From classic to unexpected, and everything in between, Milwaukee’s outdoor artworks offer a fresh way to see the city.
Here are just a few of the many incredible murals in this city.
The local muralist used vivid lines to convey the city’s growth in this six-story painting in Walker’s Point.
Snag an unbeatable pic with these cool backdrops.
It’ll be completed this weekend, with a celebration on Sunday, May 28.
“In the paint” takes new meaning with this uniform.
Today there was a celebration of its completion.
All of the new murals share a message of unity.