25th annual Dia de los Muertos exhibition Theme: Traditions October 20 – November 18, 2017 Marking the 25th year of our annual exhibit, Dia de los Muertos (November 1 & 2, to be exact) calls for us all to pay tribute to…
Please help us give a warm welcome to our new Arts Education Coordinator Basha Harris! A jeweler and metalsmith by trade, Basha links her passion for education and social justice through ingraining collaboration in her processes…read more.
WPCA is a proud community partner of the 2017 Milwaukee Film Festival Cine Sin Fronteras film Chavela
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September 1 – October 7 Opening reception: Friday, September 1, 5:00–9:00 pm. WPCA’s non-juried Annual Members Show is dedicated to showcasing the artwork of our vastly talented artist members. Over 150 pieces in a wide range of media are presented salon-style throughout the gallery, creating an…
"Exposures" Multimedia Storytelling Internship Lead artist: Cristina Ossers A collaboration between Walker's Point Center for the Arts and Artworks Milwaukee. Program description: Students will learn basic video & photography techniques and share personal narratives through thoughtful compositions, rhythmic patterns, and…
WPCA is seeking an Arts Education Coordinator to teach our on-site art programs and support off-site residencies at schools and with community partners. The ideal candidate will have experience in art education, an understanding of the non-profit sector and excellent…
July 21 – August 19, 2017 Opening reception: Friday, July 21 5:00–9:00 pm Join us for the opening reception of our annual youth art show. This year we celebrate "United Through Art," a simple understanding that art allows us to speak…
We are honored to present our last, but certainly not least, Featured Member Exhibition of 2016-17, featuring photographer PJ Boylan’s architectural photography. A seasoned traveler and photographer, PJ’s travel photography is worthy of a National Geographic magazine covers. Her refined sense in the relativity of color, shapes, and scale allows her to compose a narrative in a single frame, which separates the essence of her work from a “pretty picture” and defines it as stories within a photograph.
