Electric Eclectic
Exhibition: April 16th - May 25th Opening Reception: April 26th, 5pm-9pm Artist Reception: May 10th, 5pm-9pm
2018 – 2019 Featured Member Exhibition
Madhavi Parekh, MD July 19, 2019 - October 4, 2019 I am a retired physician now exploring my other passion - the arts – after practicing Family Medicine for most of my adult life. As a physician (and a wife…
2018 – 2019 Featured Member Exhibition
Congh Lopez April 26, 2019 - July 5, 2019 Each year during our Annual Members Show, a juror selects four exhibiting artists with outstanding work and awards them each a small-scale solo exhibition in our Featured Member Exhibition gallery. Each…
Exhibition Announcement: In Light We Trust
In Light We Trust
exhibition of alternative and analog photography
April 1 – May 14, 2016
Opening Reception: Friday, April 1, 5–9 pm
Artist Talk: Friday, April 15, 6 pm.
We are excited to announce In Light We Trust, an alternative and analog photography exhibition featuring artists Carissa Heinrichs, F. Martin Morante, Hal Rammel and Vicki Reed. [Download Press Kit]
A tribute to Mary Nohl…
Each year, our arts educators lead students in creating an ofrenda to honor someone who has had an impact in the arts and art education. This year, Arts Education Coordinator MaiKue Vang and the students are honoring Milwaukee artist and philanthropist Mary Nohl.
WPCA’s arts education programming directly benefits from Mary’s legacy and would not exist without the funding from Greater Milwaukee Foundation Mary L. Nohl Fund. The funding helps us provide after school art classes
2015–16 Featured Member Exhibition Artists Announced!
2015–2016 Featured Member Exhibition Series Artist Announcement
Each year, a juror selects four outstanding artists from the Annual Members Show to exhibit individually in their own Featured Member Exhibition. Each exhibition opens on Gallery Night and runs for about 10 weeks.
This year’s juror is Josie Osborne, visual artist, educator and director of the First Year Program in Art and Design at UWM’s Peck School
2015 Annual Members Show
September 4 – October 3, 2015
Opening Reception
Friday, September 4, 5–9 pm
Special Reception & Artist Talks
September 10 & 24
Programs and details will be announced soon (be sure to sign up for our newsletter to get announcements delivered right to you!).
It’s time for one of the best celebrations of art and local talent at WPCA all year!
Join us as we unveil this year’s members show on Friday, September 4. The Annual Members Show is non-juried and dedicated to showcasing
Eddee Daniel: A Year in the Valley
Witnessing the Revitalization of the Menomonee Valley
May 29 – July 11, 2015
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Opening Reception:
Friday, May 29, 5–9 pm.
Panel Discussion – Menomonee Valley revitalization past, present and future:
Thursday, June 18, 6–8 pm.
Walker’s Point Center for the Arts is honored to present the photographic work of writer and photographer Eddee Daniel. The exhibition will feature photography and stories collected during his 2014 tenure as the Menomonee Valley Partners Artist in Residence.
Daniel is celebrated for his ability to capture images depicting harmony between the built infrastructure and natural ecology.
Featured Member Exhibition: Gary John Gresl
April 17 – July 11, 2015
Opening Reception: Spring Gallery Night, Friday, April 17, 5–9pm.
“Mom’s Saber Tooth (ins situ prodigialus)” from 2014 Annual Member Show
We are proud to announce our third Featured Member Exhibition series of 2014-2015 with celebrated Wisconsin artist, assemblager, writer and art champion Gary John Gresl.
Gary would tell you himself that he likes working in large, space or site specific installations. With that said, he has graciously accepted the chance to create smaller assemblages specific to our Featured Member Exhibition space. A selection from his photography series “Document Ephemera,” which documents his previous outdoor,
In the Realm of Innocents: An Exhibition of Mysticism and Lore
“Good Luck Painting” by Gina Litherland
January 30 – March 7, 2015
Open Reception: Friday, January 30, 5–9 pm.
Old stories live on through the retelling in each generation and are given new life from reinterpretation. We often learn about our own virtues through characters portrayed in folklore and fairy tales. In our exhibition In the Realm of Innocents we present six artists and their artwork that takes on classic iconography. The visual narrative can be seen as introspective of the artists, just as we often see ourselves in stories in which we are most drawn to.
The exhibition is curated by Michael Flanagan and Kimberly Storage.