David Barnett Gallery

Fri: 5-9PM, Sat: 11AM-5PM
1024 E. State St. • 414.271.5058

Textiles and Patternmaking

The David Barnett Gallery is proud to present “Textiles and Patternmaking,” an exhibit exploring how the principles of weaving and patternmaking most commonly associated with textiles are utilized across mediums. Featuring woven, quilted, embroidered, tufted, and knotted fiber works from across the world and throughout time, alongside mimetic artworks in a diversity of mediums, the often-underestimated power of patternmaking is on full display. The exhibition of these pieces together calls into question the way textiles, as use objects, have often been excluded from the world of fine art.

BMO Tower

Fri & Sat: 7:30-10PM
771 N. Broadway • 414.220.4700

“Lights in Bloom” by Emma Daisy Gertel

Milwaukee muralist and visual artist Emma Daisy transforms BMO Tower’s parking structure (visible at 771 N. Broadway) into a large-scale outdoor work of digital art with her unique floral aesthetic. You can see her murals throughout Milwaukee, including in Westown, Black Cat Alley and the Third Ward.

Cathedral Square Park

Fri: 5-8PM, Sat: All Day
520 E. Wells Street • 414.220.4700

Lightfield by HYBYCOZO

Experience the final days of “Lightfield by HYBYCOZO,” presented by Johnson Financial Group, at Cathedral Square Park. On Gallery Night weekend from 5 to 8 p.m., enjoy a free, two-night party in the park featuring a bar, DJs, and dance floor under a large tent. Catch fire twirlers, surprise performances and photo-ops all evening long.

Dubbel Dutch Hotel

Fri: 5-9PM, Sat: 5-9PM
817-819 N. Marshall Street • 414.376.3439

Landform Images Gallery

Visit the Dubbel Dutch Hotel’s Landform Images Gallery, featuring local artist Jessica Zalewski.

GoodLand Home & Goods

Friday 5pm to 8:30pm; Saturday 10:30am to 5pm
2565 N. Downer Avenue | 608.516.3488

GoodLand Home & Goods

Exhibition of 20+ local artists and makers of home objects across a variety of media. Friday night party will have artists in residence offering additional works of art for sale. Refreshments will be provided.

Grohmann Museum

Fri: 5-9PM, Sat: 12-6PM
1000 N. Broadway • 414.277.2300

David Plowden: The Architecture of Agriculture

The Grohmann Museum once again showcases the photography of David Plowden in honor of the artist’s 90 birthday. But instead of Plowden’s trademark work featuring railroads, bridges and heavy industry, this exhibition looks at feed mills, grain elevators, barns, and the altered landscape of the Midwest and the Great Plains. Over 50 years of photography is distilled in this collection of vanishing views of America’s past. Featuring a Gallery Talk with the Artist at 6:30 p.m. Friday.

James May Gallery

Fri: 10-8PM, Sat: 10AM-5:30PM
2201 N. Farwell Ave. • 262.753.3130

New Beginnings

JMG is celebrating our new location with an exhibition featuring paintings from Brian Frink & Kassandra Palmer and ceramic sculpture from Jill Birschbach

NAdiaNA Art Gallery

Fri: 5-8PM, Sat: 1PM-5PM
1442 N. Franklin Place, #3 | 262.327.9336

Layers of Biospheres

A solo art exhibit by artist and owner Nadia Al Khun. The exhibit features over 50 unique art pieces including 2D and 3D work. Layers of biospheres merges science, life, and art in a breathtaking experience of color, flow, movement and aesthetics.

Saint John’s on the Lake

Fri & Sat: 8AM-5PM
1800 N. Prospect Ave. • 414.272.2022

Pat Hidson – Compositions

Pat Hidson’s highly developed compositions begin with observation of the natural world. She takes note of her surroundings and jots down her thoughts in a sketchbook. This reservoir of ideas nourishes full-sized paintings in which composition is the driving force, and color is pressed into service with that end in mind.

Saint Kate – The Arts Hotel

Fri: 5-9PM
139 E. Kilbourn Ave. • 414.276.8686

This Studio is Emerging!

As we accelerate into Spring, Studio Ecology wakes from a winter of dreaming to the sound of music. Step into a space where the four winds meet, and visitors are immersed in layers of woodwinds and drums. In this vibrant environment all are invited to participate in the most hopeful of acts: making marks with floral brushes and helping to plant a studio pigment garden. Throughout the evening seeds will be set in motion by burying them in cool soil, while siren singers conjure the growth of all involved. Join Saint Kate Artist in Residence Jeff Zimpel and his creative collaborators, enjoy light refreshments and live entertainment, and take part in the tending of his Studio Ecology.

The Pfister Hotel

Friday 5 to 9pm
424 E Wisconsin Avenue | 414.273.8222

Artist In Residence Premiere

Woven throughout the cultural fiber of The Pfister Hotel is a long-standing passion for the arts. In addition to our expansive Victorian art collection – the largest of its kind of any hotel in the world – we are proud to continue our successful and popular Artist in Residence program. This widely recognized, annual program is an opportunity for an artist to connect to a community of guests, from Milwaukee and beyond, in their studio located on the first floor of Milwaukee’s oldest and most prestigious hotel. Join us in the Artist in Residence Studio on Gallery Night to welcome and become acquainted with The Pfister Hotel’s newly selected, 14th Artist in Residence, Nicole Acosta.

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