Current Viewing Rooms
The Suitcase Show presents Michael Hedges’ new series of small paintings under 36”.
Applying paint with bursts of energy, Hedges creates richly textured surfaces charged with vibrant color. While his paintings explore bold color relationships, they remain carefully balanced through form and structure. In this new body of work, Hedges shifts scale and proportion, focusing on small paintings that bring a more intimate perspective to his dynamic and expressive approach to color and form.
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This exhibition brings together contemporary Midwestern artists who explore the portrait as both mirror and metaphor. Ranging from representational to highly stylized, the works consider how likeness, identity, and imagination intersect in contemporary portraiture.
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Mark Mulhern is known for his figure-filled compositions that distill human experience to its essentials. Stripping away extraneous detail, he focuses on body language, allowing fleeting gestures and passing interactions to unfold into broader narratives.
The following selection of Monotypes from Mark Mulhern’s Early Evening Exhibition captures light’s shifting presence and quiet transformations throughout the day. These prints capture that moment when daylight softens and deepens, setting the stage for evening gatherings in summer.
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The Gallery’s largest show of the year features more than 100 works of art by many of the region’s best-known artists. Presented in part "salon style," the show offers an engaging exhibition of paintings, drawings, and sculpture. This major exhibition highlights the exceptional talent of the Gallery's fifty artists, and the following viewing rooms showcase a curated selection of various artists
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"A Life in Color" celebrates the vibrant and dynamic work of Wisconsin artist Marion Coffey. Known for her expressive compositions and vivid use of color, Marion Coffey’s paintings take us on a colorful journey capturing the essence of her subject, whether it is a vase of flowers, the brilliant patterns of Wisconsin cows, or the Milwaukee skyline. Marion Coffey’s art embodies a spirit that remains forever young. The show features her original acrylic paintings on handmade paper and never-seen-before giclées, highlighting her work's unique textural qualities and bold color palettes. "A Life in Color" is an exploration of Coffey's creative journey, offering an intimate glimpse into the world as seen through the artist's eyes.
