Current Exhibitions


 

Featured Wisconsin Artists:

Rodger Bechtold | Mary Bero | Craig Blietz | TD Brenner | Derrick Buisch
Jessica Calderwood | Marion Coffey | Laura Dronzek | Lisa A. Frank | Peter Gehrig
Kate Goodvin | Ben Gosnell | Ben Grant | Paula Swaydan Grebel | Doug Hatch
Kathy Hofmann | Tom Jones | Claire Kellesvig | Flora Langlois
Catilin Lempia-Bradford | Cathy Martin | Lon Michels | Kalil Mitchell
Bethann Moran-Handzlik | Mark Mulhern | Charles Munch | Dennis Nechvatal
Bill Nichols | Guzzo Pinc | Jeremy Popelka | Bill Reid | Jeffrey Ripple
Jason Rohlf | Jan Serr | T.L. Solien | Fred Stonehouse | Richard Taylor
Stephanie Trenchard | Tom Uttech | John Wilde
Mary Alice Wimmer | James Winn | Chris Zak

Continues through September 5th


Tory Folliard Gallery’s largest exhibition of the year, Summer in Wisconsin, features a diverse collection of paintings and sculptures by the state’s most celebrated contemporary artists. This exhibition highlights the mastery of Wisconsin’s most acclaimed artists and showcases their individual, creative forms of expression. Featuring new work by more than 35 established and emerging artists, Summer in Wisconsin offers a dynamic and engaging overview of Wisconsin’s contemporary art scene.

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Jan Serr: Summer Paintings

Looking at the Lakefront from Villa Terrace

August 6 - November 29, 2026

Opening Reception: Wednesday, August 5, 6 - 8 pm

At Villa Terrace Museum & Garden
2220 N. Terrace Ave. Milwaukee, WI
Hours: Thursday – Sunday, 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM

Jan Serr’s “Summer Paintings” draw inspiration from Bradford Beach and Lake Michigan—the very landscape neighboring Villa Terrace Museum. Spanning the last fifty years, with pieces as recent as 2026, these beach-themed figurative works have rarely been exhibited as a collection. This Villa Terrace show marks a local homecoming for Serr following a distinguished career exhibiting and teaching in Canada. She has previously had retrospectives at the Rahr-West Art Museum and UW-Milwaukee and is represented by the Tory Folliard Gallery.