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Walker’s Point Center for the Arts

Fri: 4-6 PM, Sat: 1-5 PM
839 S. 5th St.

13th Annual Youth Art Show: Amplifying Braveness + FME: Brandom Terres-Sanchez + Word Wall/Pared Palabra

WPCA’s summer exhibitions celebrate bold expression across generations, identities and creative forms. The 13th Annual Youth Art Show: Amplifying Braveness showcases fearless works by artists ages 6–18, reflecting personal journeys and imaginative power. In the Featured Member Exhibition, Brandom Terres-Sanchez weaves memory and identity into layered pieces that honor cultural inheritance and inner resilience.

Word Wall / Pared Palabras transforms WPCA’s corridor into a living archive, where teaching artists merge written word and visual art to elevate intersectional storytelling.

5th Street Gallery

Fri: 5-9PM, Sat: 12-5 PM
423 W. Pierce St.

Revolting

Revolting is a cross-disciplinary exhibition curated by Evelyn Winter, rooted in resistance, reclamation, and collective power. It explores the provocative and revolutionary duality of revolting—its capacity to disturb and its potential to heal. Featuring works by Della Wells, David Najib Kasir, Jenny Jo, Margaret Griffin, Liala Amin, Dara Larson, Teddy Lepley, Makenna Schibler, Blanche Brown, Will Pergl, John Fleissner, Siren Harris, Chad Alexander Matha, Caroline Calvano, Andrea Skyberg, and Jamal Currie, the show asks what it means to disrupt—socially, politically, and personally. Revolting is a celebration of creative defiance, communal strength, and stories that demand to be seen and heard.

Arts @ Large

Fri: 5-9 PM
1100 S. 5th St.

Exhibiting Legacy

Join us at Arts@Large for the second annual Legacy Exhibition. All are welcome to participate in a variety of interactive installations, highlighting the creativity of amazing artist-educators. We’ll highlight student art from a multitude of Milwaukee classrooms, along with legacy artifacts created inside our community center. To the soundtrack of Jam House recordings, we’ll feature art from our Summer Camp, A.I.R. academy, Career Development and Artist in Residence programs.

This year’s exhibition will celebrate photography from our new artist support project: Nurture. As always, Green Baked Goods will make the night even better with their culinary creations.

Grove Gallery

Fri: 5-9 PM, Sat: 12-5 PM
832 S. 5th St.

You Are Welcome! – Teddy Dean Lepley III

“You are Welcome!” is an autobiographical exhibition of prints and drawings by Teddy Dean Lepley III. Through figurative drawings, caricature-esque etchings and expressive woodcuts, Lepley shares a life shaped by queer shame, love, loss and irony. Translating a drawing into a print becomes an editing process for Lepley. The mirrored image of a block or plate challenges them to think differently, opening up the work to fantastic surprises. Each image holds a moment: a feeling, a person or a place.

This exhibition speaks to the complexity of human experience by sharing a life that is not simple, but honest.

Hawthorn Contemporary

Fri: 5-9 PM, Sat: 12-5 PM
706 S. 5th St.

GROWTH EDGE: MARSHA MACK

Featuring glazed ceramic and glass, introspection, overwhelm and emotional reality underscore works in the exhibition. Dressed in a nervous smile, Growth Edge uses imagery including crying eyes, happy faces, hearts, and butterflies in a femme aesthetic that allude to an inner world of emotions and indecision.

Taking its name from the popular psychology term, “growth edge” refers to the limits of one’s previous experience, knowledge, and comfort levels through which one must travel in order to mature or heal. Poised on pedestals or hanging in suspense, Growth Edge is a rumination on connection and dissonance, longing and avoidance.

Magic Box Brothers Studio

Fr: 4-10PM, Sat: 10AM-2PM
602 S. 5th St.

Magic Box experience MKE

Interactive gallery scenarios.

On and On MKE

Fri: 5-8 PM
1031 S. 5th St.

Relics and Ribbons

Vintage art meets an evening of typewriting and snail mailing! Check out Milwaukee’s newest Vintage Marketplace and type a letter or postcard on a vintage typewriter to a pal anywhere in the world! Postage courtesy of QWERTYFEST MKE.

Pomeroy’s Fur Trader

Fri: 5-10PM
723 S. 2nd St.

Paintings and Furniture

Spirits and Roots: The paintings of Sylvan Gray and the furniture of Jordan Waraksa.

Radio Milwaukee Studios

Fri: 6-9 PM
220 E. Pittsburgh Ave.

Live From Radio Milwaukee

Join us for the next installment of Live from Radio Milwaukee, featuring a B&B (Black and Brown) Art Market in collaboration with HYFIN and Genre Urban Arts.

Celebrate Milwaukee’s vibrant creative scene with an evening spotlighting some of the city’s most dynamic visual artists. Enjoy a live set from DJ Gemini Gilly and be inspired by powerful performances from a lineup of thought-provoking poets. Art, music, and spoken word come together for an unforgettable summer night, free and open to the public.

Red Maple

Fri & Sat: 12 PM-2 AM
100 W. Maple St.

SciFi and classic Horror

We will have a variety of artists with classic Horror movies and SciFi monsters.

Rosenquist Fine Art

Fri: 6-8:30 PM, Sat 11 AM-3 PM
1805 10th Ave., South Milwaukee

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The Art of Eli Rosenblatt & Ann Baer

Eli Rosenblatt was born and raised in Milwaukee, where he was exposed to art through his parents, Adolph and Suzanne – both artists. Come enjoy his current body of paintings, which range in subject matter from smokey bar scenes to vibrant landscapes and even some controversial political pieces.

Ann Baer creates tall, elegant sculptures from wood objects found in resale shops. The repurposed wood is then spray painted with a glossy, colorful basecoat/clear coat automotive finish. The work is then paired with acrylic or watercolor paintings that mirror the shapes and colors of the structures.

We’ll also have a handful of other amazing guest artists this month at Rosenquist Fine Art. Come check out the newly expanded gallery space and have a snack and drink with us!

St. Augustine of Hippo Church

Sat: 11 AM-4 PM
2530 S. Howell Ave.

Hearts and Hands Makers Market

St. Augustine will be hosting a makers market in the church basement to celebrate and support local artistans.

Var Gallery (2nd Street)

Fri: 5-9 PM, Sat: 12-5 PM
643 S. 2nd St.

Led By Jesús

“Around the time of the COVID-19 pandemic, I found myself drawn to stories about horses and the people who care for them — sparked in part by watching the Concrete Cowboys documentary … One day, while taking my car to my local mechanic, Jesús, I noticed a dusty photograph above his workbench … The image showed a rider in street clothes atop a horse on a racetrack. I was immediately drawn to it. I asked Jesús where the photo was taken.

“His eyes lit up as he described a local Mexican horse racing scene — a grassroots event where people pull up in pickup trucks with coolers of beer and watch horses race on dirt tracks. It sounded like a world completely its own. After doing some research, I found out where one of these events was happening and decided to go document it … As I arrived, an older man approached and asked, ‘Amigo, what are you doing here?’ I explained, then moved quietly through the crowd, camera in hand. What I witnessed that day was joy, laughter, and a sense of ease — families and friends gathering on a quiet Sunday in the middle of nowhere, in a small Midwestern town. This series is my attempt to capture that spirit: the people, the horses, and the quiet beauty of a community doing something they love. Jesús didn’t just fix my car, he led me to something real” – Isaac Harris.

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Walker’s Point & South

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Walker’s Point Center for the Arts

Fri: 4-6 PM, Sat: 1-5 PM 839 S. 5th St.

5th Street Gallery

Fri: 5-9PM, Sat: 12-5 PM 423 W. Pierce St.

Arts @ Large

Fri: 5-9 PM 1100 S. 5th St.

Grove Gallery

Fri: 5-9 PM, Sat: 12-5 PM 832 S. 5th St.