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273 E. Erie St., Milwaukee, WI 53202
414-276-7889
The college's galleries are at 273 E. Erie St., in its Pettit Building. All exhibitions open 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Tues.-Sat. and admission is free.
Also on display throughout the year: a constantly changing array of art and design works by MIAD students.
January 14-March 19, 2005
The Visual Voice: Communication Design Alumni Exhibition
Layton Gallery
Nearly 500 MIAD alumni work in the communication design field, producing publications, web sites ads, and more. This juried exhibition draws on outstanding examples of communication design by MIAD alumni throughout the country.
April 15-May 14, 2005
Senior Thesis Exhibition
Layton and Brooks Stevens Galleries
MIAD's annual rite of spring returns for 2005. The best MIAD seniors have to offer in painting, drawing, photography, printmaking, sculpture, communication design, illustration, industrial design and architectural and interior design. Works by more than 100 artists and designers, exhibited throughout the campus.
Beginning in mid-summer 2005 (date determined by gallery renovation
schedule) through August 6
FACULTY/GRADUATE EXHIBITION
Frederick Layton Gallery
Recent MIAD graduates and the school's studio faculty combine their
talents in this exhibition which showcases the educational
interrelationship between these two segments of the MIAD community.
August 23-September 24
The Mary L. Nohl Suitcase Fund Exhibit
This exhibition is a selection of some of the diverse artists who have
received travel awards from the Mary L. Nohl Foundation over the first
two years of the program. These awards enable Milwaukee-area artists to
travel to exhibition venues across the U.S. and around the world. It
also provides a means to communicate to the wider world, the level of
excellence in much of the art produced here in Milwaukee. Curated by
Mark Lawson, Director of Galleries/MIAD, and Bruce Knackert, Interim
Director of INOVA/UWM
October 4-29, 2005
New Work from the Seventh Floor Studio
Introducing the art work from the Bayview studio where several of our
most talented alums work. Along with the other artists working in this
large space they will be exhibiting examples of the high-quality art
produced there.
November 11-December 17
roll-run-hit-run roll-tick
An installation by Jin Soo Kim with additional works selected by the
artist, who will also be producing a major public art piece in
Milwaukee's Historic Third Ward neighborhood. The exhibition presents a
unique opportunity to view what went on behind the scenes in the
creation of the public work, as well gaining a better understanding of
the artist by viewing other works from her repertoire.
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