Presented by the Historic Third Ward Association, the 23-year-old Gallery Night and Day is the premier art event in Milwaukee for both the experienced art connoisseur and most beginning admirer. An evening of gallery hopping and art viewing begins Friday, July 23 and continues during the day on Saturday, July 24. This Summer, the quarterly event showcases 63 venues throughout the downtown Milwaukee area. Admission is free to all venues during event hours listed below.
Once again ArtSpin, Milwaukee’s collaborative arts marketing group, presents your chance to win free tickets to local performing arts groups. Just visit one of the prestigious MADA galleries between 5pm Friday, July 23 and 3pm Saturday, July 24 during Gallery Night and Day. Then look for the glass vase, fill out an entry form and drop it in. Winners will be pulled from each vase and tickets mailed to the lucky winners. Win tickets to Charles Allis Museum/Villa Terrace, Danceworks, Discovery World, First Stage Children’s Theater, Florentine Opera Company, In Tandem, Milwaukee Art Museum, Milwaukee Ballet, Marcus Center, Milwaukee Chamber Theatre, Milwaukee Repertory Theater, Wild Space, Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra, Next Act Theatre, Renaissance Theatreworks, Pabst Theater, The Skylight or UWM Peck School of the Arts.
Parking and Transportation
Find parking in the Historic Third Ward parking structures located at 212 N. Milwaukee St. and 225 E. Chicago St.
Catch the free Friday Gallery Night Xpress and enjoy a six-stop route which will take you from the Third Ward to East Town and back. The 20-passenger bus makes a continuous loop from 5 to 9pm Friday with stops approximately every 15 minutes.
Download a printable participant map.
For More Information
Please call the Historic Third Ward Association at 414.273.1173.
1) CARDINAL STRITCH UNIVERSITY - NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL ART GALLERY – (6801 N. Yates - 414.410.4105 - www.stritch.edu) The faculty of Cardinal Stritch University exhibit their work in diverse media including video, painting, sculpture, mixed media and photography. Enjoy live music, wine and food at the Friday night reception. Exhibition through August 29. Friday: 5 to 8pm
2) CHARLES ALLIS ART MUSEUM – (1801 N. Prospect Ave. - 414.278.8295 - www.charlesallis.org) New Media at the Charles Allis. What is new about new media? Artists Sabine Gruffat, James Barany, Jill Casid, Stephen Hilyard and Chele Isaac approach this question by exploring the interplay between "new" and "old" media forms, adapting established and emerging technologies for artistic inspiration. Mansion and English Garden open. Exhibition through September 15. Friday: 5 to 9pm; Saturday: 1 to 5pm
3) DEAN JENSEN GALLERY – (759 N. Water St. - 414.278.7100 - www.deanjensengallery.com) Claire Stigliani: Through a Looking-Glass; Susan Worsham: Going Back. Artists who are beginning to attract wide attention, Stigliani, a Madison, WI painter, and Worsham, a Richmond, VA photographer, are concerned with retrieving and to some extent, re-inventing the halcyon days of their pasts. On seeing Stigliani's dream-like series of watercolor and ink drawings, one might wonder if, like Alice, she fell through some rabbit hole. Working somewhat like a movie director, Worsham often casts actors to advance the narratives of her photographs. A distinctly gothic feeling mists from her work. Exhibition July 23 through September 3. Friday: 10am to 9pm; Saturday: 10am to 4pm
4) DeLIND GALLERY OF FINE ART – (450 E. Mason St. - 414.271.8525 - www.delindgallery.com) La Belle Époque: Everything French (almost), Especially the Poster. For a true French Bastille Day experience, revisit Paris of the 1890s through original posters drawings and artworks by, Cappiello, Cheret, Mucha, Steinlen and many others. See the evolution in French artistic style from La Belle Époque, to Art Nouveau, to Art Deco and to the stylized classic posters of the 1950s. All artworks are original, mostly French and some are up to 120 years old. Exhibition July 6 through July 24. Friday: 10am to 9pm; Saturday: 10:30am to 4pm
5) HAGGERTY MUSEUM OF ART - MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY – (530 N. 12th St. [13th & Clybourn] – 414.288.7290 – www.marquette.edu/haggerty) Theodore Czebotar - Paintings from the Olympic Peninsula. Racine native Theodore Czebotar sketched the Olympic Peninsula in Washington State from the 1940s through the ‘60s which, in turn, inspired larger works. His forays into abstraction can be seen in his paintings featuring fallen trees and weathered root clusters. While based on nature, Czebotar painted increasingly reductive and stylized landscapes. In addition to paintings, this exhibition includes photographs of Czebotar and historic images of the Pacific coast. Also showing is A Collection's Legacy - Women Donors to the Haggerty featuring favorites from the permanent collection. Exhibition through August 15. Friday: 10am to 9pm; Saturday: 10am to 4:30pm
6) INOVA, THE INSTITUTE OF VISUAL ARTS IN THE PECK SCHOOL OF THE ARTS AT UW-MILWAUKEE - (2155 N. Prospect Ave. - 414.229.5070 www.arts.uwm.edu/inova) Inova's East Gallery is featuring "Landmarks: 1982-2010" the first major survey exhibition of Jennifer Bollande's work in a wide array of media. The West Gallery features the work of Cecelia Condit - 1981 to present. Exhibition through August 8. Friday: 12 to 9pm; Saturday: 12 to 5pm
7) KATIE GINGRASS GALLERY – (241 N Broadway - 414.289.0855 - www.gingrassgallery.com) Fifth Dimension features work by several local and national artists who create textural and tactile wall sculpture in a variety of media including fiber, ceramic, and metal. Featured artists include: Natalie Blake, Emily Wilson, Moran/Brown, Sue Benner, Tim Harding, Leslie Nolan, Suzanne Donazetti, James Aarons, Joel Hunnicutt, Keith & Deanna Clayton. Exhibition July through September. Friday: 5 to 9pm; Saturday: 10 to 6pm
8) MILWAUKEE INSTITUTE OF ART & DESIGN (MIAD) – (273 E. Erie St. - 414.847.3200 - www.miad.edu) MIAD's Juried Senior Exhibition. Innovative and insightful, MIAD's Senior Exhibitions offer a glimpse of the next generation of artists and designers. Works in a wide variety of media and approaches to art and design will be presented by seniors from all of MIAD's eleven majors. This exhibition was juried by the MIAD faculty from the larger Senior Exhibition on display earlier in the spring. Exhibition through July 24. Friday: 5 to 9pm; Saturday: 10am to 5pm
9) PELTZ GALLERY – (1119 E. Knapp St. - 414.223.4278 - www.artnet.com/gallery/851/peltz-gallery.html) For 20 years Milwaukee Art Lovers looked forward to our annual "Remarkable Women Show." We now present paintings, drawings and original prints of 35 contemporary women artists. This year we introduce Ghada Amer (Egypt) and Jiha Moon (Korea) and feature Jeanette Pasin Sloan, Frances Myers, Lesley Dill, Nicola Lopez, Judy Pfaff, JoAnna Poehlmann, Amy Arntson, Peregrine Honig, Kara Walker, Della Wells, Diane Levesque, Evelyn Patricia Terry, Alison Saar, Hung Lui and more. Saturday, July 24, we celebrate our 21st birthday, with artists, collectors, ice cream and cake! Exhibition July 23 through September 25. Friday: 6 to 9:30pm; Saturday: 11am to 4pm
10) TORY FOLLIARD GALLERY – (233 N. Milwaukee St. - 414.273.7311 - www.toryfolliard.com) William Nichols - These new winter landscapes are bright and expansive snow swept worlds defined through minute strokes of light and color. The artist says "…I use the landscape for what it is capable of generating; great beauty, sensuality and a sense of time." Susan Stamm Evans - In addition to introducing a new series of porcelain figures, Evans continues her bronze "Quietude" theme with new figures that seem introspective while reposed with weighted silence. East Gallery - Featuring a selection of work by new artists. Including paintings by Lon Michels, Sofia Arnold and Mark Ottens. Exhibitions July 17 through September 4. Friday: 11am to 9pm; Saturday: 11am to 4pm
11) VILLA TERRACE DECORATIVE ARTS MUSEUM – (2220 N. Terrace Ave. - 414.271.3656 - www.villaterracemuseum.org) Cyril Colnik - A New Look. New research, findings and a selection from the archives brings a fresh perspective to the work of Cyril Colnik, a Milwaukee artisan often referred to as "the Tiffany of Blacksmiths." Exhibition July 14 through September 26. Friday: 5 to 9pm; Saturday: 1 to 5pm
12) WALKER’S POINT CENTER FOR THE ARTS – (839 N. 5th St. - 414.672.2787 - www.wpca-milwaukee.org) John Ruebartsch and Sally Kuzma - Here, There and Elsewhere: Refugee Families in Milwaukee. Through photography and oral histories John Ruebartsch and Sally Kuzma document stories of Milwaukee's refugees, who fled from countries such as Burma, Somalia and Laos. Jared Janovec - New Work. Janovec's ceramic objects tell the history of the human animal and its evolutionary quest to tame and isolate itself from what is wild. Exhibitions July 23 through August 28. Friday: 5 to 9pm; Saturday: 12 to 5pm
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13) BODY AWARENESS CENTER – (1234 N. Prospect Ave. - 414.347.1865 - www.bodyawarenesscenter.com) Experience your senses through the arts. See diverse works by emerging artists reflecting the spirit and beauty of Body Awareness Center, a wellness center in a rejuvenated Victorian mansion. Enjoy the calming atmosphere, relax into a chair massage. Donations from chair massages benefit RAW Advocates - building shelters for battered women. Exhibition July 23 and July 24. Friday: 5 to 9pm, Saturday: 10:30am to 5pm
14) DAVID BARNETT GALLERY – (1024 E. State St. at Prospect - 414.271.5058 - www.davidbarnettgallery.com) Robert Richter. Unique hand-carved oil paintings on wood by Wisconsin artist Robert Richter. He lived in New York where he painted literally everything from stage sets to mural commissions. His unique experiences, intellect and extraordinary color sensibility result in a stunning style with flavors of Avery and Matisse, but mostly himself. Exhibition July 23 through October 9. Friday: 11am to 9pm, Saturday: 11am to 5pm
15) DIGITAL EDGE – (755 N. Water St. - 414.272.3343 - www.digitaledgecc.com) Brittany Farina is a digital illustrator and local artist who focuses on iconic images and playful, colorful imagery. Also included is Tim Decker with his wonderful character drawings. Exhibition July 23. Friday: 6 to 9pm
16) GALLERIE M – INTERCONTINENTAL MILWAUKEE – (139 E. Kilbourn - 414.276.8686 - www.intercontinentalmilwaukee.com) Gallerie M, located in the InterContinental Milwaukee transforms into Gallerie "NM" in July as we feature pieces from the Northwestern Mutual art collection. The gallery coincides with the historic company's annual meeting. Overnight packages are available, visit MKEGalleryNight.com for details. Reception immediately following Gallery Night at The Rouge at the Pfister. Year-round exhibit. Friday: 5 to 9pm, Saturday: throughout the day
17) GALLERY GRAND AT GAC – (604 N. Water St. - 414.795.7108) The GAC Art Collective sizzles this summer with artwork in multiple media. The GAC Art Collective is a group of artists who are associated with Grand Avenue Club. We are united in our belief that the arts are critical to our well-being and to the community. Exhibition July 23 through August 27. Friday: 4:30 to 8:30pm, Saturday: 11am to 3pm
18) GROHMANN MUSEUM – (1000 N. Broadway at State St. - 414.277.2300 – www.msoe.edu/grohmann) Working Wisconsin: Selections from the Museum of Wisconsin Art. Hand-selected from the Museum of Wisconsin Art Collection, this exhibition is certain to evoke memories of our own working heritage. Farming, fishing, services and industry - all are depicted by Wisconsin artists. Featured are paintings, prints and drawings by such local legends as Richard Lorenz, Robert von Neumann, Gerrit Sinclair, John Steuart Curry and John Wilde. Exhibition through August 20. Friday: 5 to 9pm, Saturday: 12 to 6pm
19) it GALLERY – (1326 N. Jackson St. - 414.271.1333 - www.itgallerymilwaukee.com) Chinese Ceramic Delights. View these beautiful and functional Chinese ceramic garden stools and plant stands that date back to the late Ching Dynasty (1860-1920). In blues and greens, with a naturally aged patina, these pieces will compliment any traditional or contemporary eclectic décor. Exhibition through July. Friday: 12 to 9pm, Saturday: 10am to 5pm
20) LISA HATCH MILLINERY – (400 E. Wisconsin Ave., Suite 2A - 414.238.1822) Lisa Hatch makes one-of-a-kind hats for every day wear or special occasions, using hand carved wooden blocks to shape her hats from straw or felt. Door County native Caitlin Leline uses watercolors to depict rural life. Both artists will be present to discuss their work. Exhibition July 23. Friday: 6 to 9pm
21) MonaV YOGA AND WELLNESS STUDIO AT THE MILWAUKEE ATHLETIC CLUB – (758 N. Broadway, 8th Floor - 414.331.4009 - www.monavwellness.com) Works of Sara Risley - Romance with Light. Sara's lifelong affair with light and color inspire her Giclee-printed photographs on watercolor paper, transforming everyday objects to dazzling, colorful "paintings." Refreshments provided Friday. Exhibition July 23. Friday: 5pm to 9pm
22) MORNING GLORY GALLERY – (929 N. Water St. [inside the Marcus Center] - 414.765.7227 - www.wdcc.org) Celebrating our Four Year Anniversary! Free gift with purchase! Featuring original, contemporary, fine crafts in ceramics, fiber, glass, jewelry, leather, photography, wood and mixed media by members of the Wisconsin Designer Crafts Council. Exhibition now through September. Friday: 12 to 9pm, Saturday: 12 to 9pm
23) THE PFISTER HOTEL - ARTIST IN RESIDENCE – (424 E. Wisconsin Ave. - 414.273.8222 - www.thepfisterhotel.com) The Pfister Hotel is proud of its Artist in Residence program. Visit Katie Musolff in her new working studio. Katie is a talented portrait artist whose work embodies the heart and soul of the subjects she paints. Overnight packages including the post-Gallery Night reception are available. For details, visit MKEGalleryNight.com. Friday: 5 to 9pm, Saturday: throughout the day
24) VILLAGE CHURCH ARTS GALLERY – (130 E. Juneau - 414.273.7617 - www.villagechurchmilwaukee.org) Milwaukee Perspectives: Scenes That We've Seen, photography by Rob Carlson; Melissa Musante: New Born, abstract paintings inspired by the June 2009 birth of her only child; Trails to Bridges: Fair Trade world art in a variety of media. Summer "Block Party" appetizers and live music. Exhibition July 23 through August 10. Friday: 5 to 9pm, Saturday: 1 to 3pm
25) ARTASIA & ROSENBLATT GALLERY – (181 N. Broadway - 414.220.4292 - www.rosenblattgallery.com) Early Works of Adolph Rosenblatt. Adolph Rosenblatt, known for his sculptures of Milwaukee life, began as a painter in New York City in the 1960s. His masterful use of color made his cityscapes unique. The paintings, large and alive, have never before been displayed in Milwaukee. Opening reception Friday, July 23, 6:30 to 10pm. Friday: 10am to 11pm, Saturday: 10am to 7:30pm
26) AURUM DESIGN – (220 E. Buffalo St., Fourth Floor - 414.777.0015 - www.aurum-design.com) Hammer, Torch and Lens. The spectacular sculptures of Paul Bobrowitz are featured and reinterpreted by photographer Gabe Kornacki. Meet both artists July 23 and July 24. Friday: 5 to 9pm, Saturday: 10am to 4pm
27) A WOMAN’S TOUCH – (200 N. Jefferson St., Suite 101 - 414.221.0400 - www.awomanstouchonline.com) - Andrea Friar. For centuries the erotic image has evoked an emotional and bodily response in its viewers. Artist Andrea Friar seeks to capture that little look, gesture, or moment that reminds us why sensuality is such a vital part of our lives. Exhibition July 22 through August 1. Friday: 11am to 9pm, Saturday: 11am to 8pm
28) BREW CITY PROMOTIONS – (240 N. Milwaukee St., Suite 201 - 414.226.2244 - www.brewcitypromotions.com) Amazing new designs from the Brew City Artistic Crew. Stop by and see what unique fine art print you could receive during this fantastic evening of art displays. Exhibition July 23. Friday: 6 to 9pm
29) BRIDGET PAINTS – (207 E. Buffalo St., Basement - 414.223.4502 - www.bridgetpaints.com) Getting Personal. Imagine turning a cherished photo into a beautiful work of art that you can treasure forever. Bridget Griffith Evans, an award-winning artist widely recognized for her captivating portraits, can bring a new or vintage photo of your favorite people or pets to life on canvas. Exhibition June 11 through August 27. Friday: 5 to 10pm, Saturday: 11am to 4pm
30) BROADWAY THEATRE CENTER – (158 N. Broadway - 414.291.7800 - www.broadwaytheatrecenter.com) Mobile Milwaukee. The Broadway Theatre Center, the Historic Third Ward's arts and entertainment destination, presents "Mobile Milwaukee," a photography series by Jake Rhode taken via mobile phone. Guests can participate in this interactive exhibit. Skylight Opera Theatre, Milwaukee Chamber Theatre and Renaissance Theaterworks tickets are also on sale. Friday: 5 to 9pm
31) BUBBLES, INK. GALLERY AT MODA SALON – (151 N. Water St. - 414.476.9314) A continuing feature of Gallery Night and Day, Spheres of Light photography has a permanent home in Moda Salon. An artist with a camera, Cherrie Hanson merges art, science and spirituality in her unimaginable subject. Gallery Night special on 11 x 14 prints. Exhibition is ongoing. Friday: 5 to 9pm, Saturday: 12 to 5pm
32) CITYSIDE PLAZA – (239 E. Chicago St. - 414.573.1113 - www.novaczarnecki.com) Nova Czarnecki. Figurative oil paintings by Nova Czarnecki: Portraits of Transcendence. The boundaries between the human body and the natural world are evaporated, revealing emotion and the elements, mingling light and skin, spirit and body, color and form. Friday: 5 to 9pm, Saturday: 10am to 5pm
33) CUVÉE CHAMPAGNE AND CELEBRATIONS LOUNGE – (177 N. Broadway, 3rd Floor - 414.225.9800 - www.cuveemke.com) Interpreting the Rust to Keeping Space Occupied. This show is a collaborative effort to present an inquiry to abandoned space. Between Austin Simarski's dark room photo prints and Janson Rapisarda's digitally influenced relief prints, the question to abandoned space and solitude is anything but trivial. Exhibition July through August. Gallery open Tuesdays through Saturdays at 4pm (unless private event is booked). Friday: 4pm to 2:30am
34) DIGICOPY – (222 E. Erie St. - 414.291.4050 - www.dcopy.net) Proudly featuring original artwork from a variety of MIAD students. Scintillating textures and comprehensive studies of light, color and pattern bring a fresh perspective to our store and its co-workers! Open 7 days a week; stop in anytime for all your printing needs! Friday: 5 to 11pm, Saturday: 12 to 6pm
35) EPPSTEIN UHEN ARCHITECTS – (333 E. Chicago St. - 414.271.5350 - www.eua.com) Celebrate local artists and support a great cause at Eppstein Uhen Architects' gallery night! Unique artwork donated by EUA designers and other artists will be on display and for sale. A portion of the night's proceeds will benefit Literary Services of Wisconsin. Exhibition July 23. Friday: 5 to 9pm
36) GALLERY 218 – (207 E. Buffalo St., Suite 218 - 414.643.1732 - www.gallery218.com) Celebrating 20 Years! Anniversary celebration on Friday. Current gallery artists and invited guest artists. Featured: Judith Hooks (paintings), Bernie Newman (photographs). Live music, refreshments. Located on the second floor. Exhibition July 23 through August 23. Friday: 5 to 10pm, Saturday: 12 to 5pm
37) GNOAP COLLECTIVE – (Taco de Bajo - 241 N. Broadway - 414.820.0051 - www.gnoapcollective.com) Artists Bonnie DeSautelle, Oniomania, Sunshine Design, Theresa Siudzinski, Judy Tolley, Laura D'Agnolo, Ray Retzlaff, Cheryl Klein, Heidi Bavlnka, Marcia Getto, Leanne Krueger, Jeff Main, Carmen Martinez, Michael Piotrowski, John Sahli, Michael Dornemann, Terri Wrensch, Kathy Fischer, Nichole Piotrowski and DJ A. will display a diverse collection of artwork. Cash bar. Exhibition July 17 through October 9. Friday: 5 to 10pm, Saturday: 11am to 3pm
38) ITALIAN COMMUNITY CENTER – (631 E. Chicago St. - 414.225.2800 - www.italianconference.com) This artwork was created by children and young adults who are being helped in a variety of programs by St. Aemilian-Lakeside, a child welfare agency that has been advancing foster care, education and mental health services in southeast Wisconsin for 160 years. Wine and cheese Friday. Exhibition July 23 and July 24. Friday: 6 to 10pm, Saturday: 11am to 3pm
39) LELA – (321 N. Broadway - 414.727.4855 - www.lelaboutique.com) Staci Schemm. Our own artist-in-residence, Staci Schemm will be on hand to showcase her vintage inspired mixed media collage art and jewelry. Exhibition July 23 and July 24. Friday: 5 to 9pm, Saturday: 10am to 6pm
40) LORENA SARBU BEVERLY HILLS - (310 E. Buffalo St. - 414.273.9779 - www.lorenasarbu.com) Jia Lu. Beauty, wisdom, self-discovery and passion. The women Jia Lu paints represent stages along a path to a deeper understanding of herself and the world around her. Their physical beauty and the opulence of the fabrics and jewelry they wear are symbols of their spiritual accomplishments, inner strength, pride and confidence. Exhibition July 23 and July 24. Friday: 6 to 9pm, Saturday: 10am to 5pm
41) MILWAUKEE POTTERS GUILD – (207 E. Buffalo St., LL12 - 414.271.7689) Four founding members dedicated to the production of fine quality pottery, the creation of unique glazes and firing techniques. Lionel Mindin is also a custom designer of one-of-a-kind gold and platinum jewelry. Friday: 5 to 9pm, Saturday: 12 to 5pm
42) MILWAUKEE PUBLIC MARKET – (400 N. Water St. - 414.336.1111 - www.milwaukeepublicmarket.org) Lori Bauman and Steve Vande Zande. RedLine Milwaukee founders Lori Bauman and Steve Vande Zande are local artists and educators. Steve’s community work has supported the development of thousands of children, university students, artists and teachers. Lori’s work translates ancient myths, rituals and ceremonies as their meanings perpetuate through time. July 23 and July 24. Friday: 10am to 10pm, Saturday: 8am to 7pm
43) MY DWELLING / MILWAUKEE CUPCAKE COMPANY – (316 N. Milwaukee St. - 414.935.4500 - www.my-dwelling.com) Photography: Stephanie Bartz. Concrete sculpture: Brad Beckman. Abstract portraits in oil: Jeff Martinovici and Casey Kasparek. Fine art on tile: Cheri Freund. Exhibition July 23 and July 24. Friday: 4 to 8pm, Saturday: 10am to 2pm
44) NEROLI SALON & SPA – (325 E. Chicago St. - 414.227.2888 - www.nerolispa.com) Lights. Camera. Action. Join us at Neroli for an exciting night of fashion! A live photo shoot will show off our talented team with the new trends in hair and makeup. Enjoy 10% off all Aveda products. Exhibition July 23. Friday: 6 to 9pm
45) PETALUNA FLORAL – (316 N. Milwaukee St., Lobby - 414.277.1166) Talulah Ying Mitchem. Young artist Talulah Ying Mitchem responds to her sensuous subjects with a spontaneity and joy that are more than child-like; her playful work evinces the deep associations we make with nature's instrument of regeneration, the flower, and the attendant wondrous states of mind. Exhibition July 23 and July 24. Friday: 5 to 9pm, Saturday: 11am to 3pm
46) RUSTICO – (223 N. Water St. - 414.220.9933 - www.rusticopizzeria.com) The Couto Bros. The vibrant colors of the Couto Brothers is the culmination of the creative energies of two distinctly different individuals. Having lived in Brazil, their diverse cultural inspiration translates directly into their work. Exhibition July 23 through August 23. Friday: 5pm to 1:30am, Saturday: 10am to 1:30am
47) (shoo) – (241 N. Broadway - 414.765.2355 - www.shoostore.com) – Polly Daeger. (shoo) proudly presents the amazing jewelry collection by local designer Polly Daeger. Polly creates one-of-a-kind jewelry working in copper, bronze and sterling - all in organic shapes that create a relationship with the wearer. Exhibition July 23. Friday: 5 to 9pm
48) SOUPS ON! – (221 N. Water St. - 414.283.9244 - www.soupsonat221.com) Mirror Image…Reflections of Merladies, Aquatic Beauty and Sirens of the Sea - Hand-tinted photographic portraits and images by photographer/make up artist Diane Yokes. Faces of Oaxaca - Documentary photographer Claire Ruzicka's black and white photos provide compelling images of everyday life of men, women and children of Oaxaca, Mexico. Exhibition July 23 through October 8. Friday: 6 to 10pm
49) SWIG – (217 N. Broadway, 2nd Floor - 414.431.7944 - www.thinkflux.com) SOMAFLUX - Provocative to the Core. The cooperative creations of Jeremy Shamrowicz and Jennifer Espenscheid, ('Sham' - Flux Design & 'Kya' - The Soma Gallery). Completed and in-progress artwork. It's a party. Second floor of Swig. Offerings, atmosphere and Gallery 326 artists. thinkflux.com, thesomagallery.com. Exhibition July 23 through October 9. Friday: 6pm to 12am, Saturday: 11am to 5pm
50) THE FINE ART GALLERY – (207 E. Buffalo St., Suite 210 - 414.688.ARTS - www.thefineartgallery.org) Vivid and Vibrant. Dynamic new works by Dagmara Costello, Virgi Driscoll, Susan Gay Hatfield, J.J. Joyce, Marie Mellott, Tom Pscheid, Robert Popp, Darlene Wesenberg Rzezotarski, Jean D. Sobon. Painting, drawing, mixed media, photography, ceramic sculpture, fine jewelry. Benefit show: 10% of sales to Boerner Botanical Gardens. Exhibition July 23 through October 9. Friday: 11am to 9pm; Saturday: 11am to 4pm
51) TULIP RESTAURANT – (117 N. Jefferson St. - 414.273.5252 - www.tulipmilwaukee.com) Lauren Howie-Laur. Lauren Howie-Laur, photography major at MIAD, exhibits her work at Tulip. Her work exhibits a wide variety of techniques and subjects in various formats. Some of the themes Lauren explores in her exhibited work include human form, line, texture, identity and double exposures, using both digital and traditional cameras. Exhibition July 23 and July 24. Friday: 5 to 10:30pm, Saturday: 11am to 10:30pm
52) VINO 100 MILWAUKEE – (219 E. Erie St. - 414.277.8466 - www.vino100milwaukee.com) Rarely seen pictures on display, courtesy of VP Gallery and LIFE Picture Collection. Mike Bustin will be performing Friday evening! Wine specials all weekend. Exhibition July 23 and July 24. Friday: 6pm to 12am, Saturday: 12 to 5pm
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53) THE BLACKWOOD – (3001 S. Kinnickinnic Ave, 2nd Floor - 414.418.3387) Balancing Perspectives in Bay View. Experience life through various mediums at the Blackwood in Bay View. The exhibit showcases local artists' expressions of figurative bronze, sculpted paint, oil and various children's art from the Milwaukee area. Enjoy live music from local jazz musicians while enjoying refreshments and delicious edibles. Exhibition July 23 and July 24. Friday: 5 to 9pm, Saturday: 10am to 5pm
54) CLUB ANYTHING? – (807 S. 5th St. - 414.708.2243 - www.clubanything.us) High-Res: Dimensions and Visions. This collective of photographic work features a unique perspective of the inconsequential and sublime, inspired by the human experience. Presenting the works of Alison Barnick, Daniel Bissing, Jacob Flom, Justin Kunesh, Megan Martinez, Nick Mistele, Bryan Rieth, Grace Stauffacher, Sarah Taavola and Sarah Weiss. Exhibition July 23 and July 24. Friday: 6pm to 2am, Saturday: 8pm to 2am
55) FIRST PLACE DENTISTRY – (106 W. Seeboth St., Suite 202 - 414.223.4778 - www.firstplacedentistry.com) Contemporary Photography. Robert Popp, Daria Skliarova, Denise Wardman. Refreshments, light appetizers, music. Exhibition July 23 and July 24. Friday: 5 to 10pm, Saturday: 10am to 2pm
56) THE HIDE HOUSE – (2625 S. Greeley St. - 414.HHLOFTS - www.hidehouselofts.com) The Historic Hide House presents a showcase of local artists to celebrate the addition of the Hide House Lofts, our new affordable apartment community opening November 2010. Stop in and see our featured artists. Exhibition July 23 and July 24. Friday: 6 to 10pm, Saturday: 11am to 4pm
57) INDEPENDENCEFIRST – (570 S. First St. - 414.291.7520 - www.independencefirst.org) "The Struggle" Social Justice Photography by Tom Olin. Riveting photos capture people's spirit and desire for full participation in society. This special installation commemorates the 20th Anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act. Mr. Olin's work has been featured in the Smithsonian Institution. Exhibition July 23 through August 27. Friday: 5 to 9pm
58) OLD SOUTHSIDE SETTLEMENT MUSEUM – (707 W. Lincoln Ave. - 414.271.9417 - www.urban-anthropology.org) Lincoln Village Art Spaces. Today's near South Side has always had a host of talented visual artists. This exhibition is an overview of artists who have resided in Lincoln Village and now make this neighborhood their home. Many different media are represented, including painting, photography and sculpture. Exhibition through September 30. Friday: 5 to 9 pm
59) ORLANDINI STUDIOS – (633 W. Virginia St. – 414.272.3657 – www.orlandinistudios.com) Come visit Debbie Stubbe-Burkart and say "Hello" to her! She is waiting for all of you to come and see her new paintings of Paris. She is excited to display her new Lighthouse drawings and Café prints. Summer is a great time to visit Paris. Eugene Orlandini will be displaying his new jewelry project of "STEAMPUNK." Come down and visit both of them! Friday: 6 to 10pm, Saturday: 11am to 5pm
60) STUDIO 420b IN THE COMEDYSPORTZ COMPLEX – (420 S. First St. - 414.331.1530 - markdavidgray.com - comedysportzmilwaukee.com) New Studio Opening. Come see Milwaukee's newest artist collaborative studio space. Featuring paintings and drawings by Mark David Gray, Steve Luban and Sean Bodley. Sculpture of Dan Dricken and urban art by Fred Kames and Kari Borchert. In addition, art of the late Roger Huebner, whose piece appeared in Time Magazine. Exhibition July 23 and July 24. Friday: 5 to 9:30pm, Saturday: 11am to 2pm
61) HARAMBEE GALLERY NIGHT – (2775 N. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Dr. - 414.704.2410) Art in the Neighborhood - Celebration of Art. An eclectic mix of oils, acrylic and charcoal will be exhibited along with a special feature of positive hip-hop art. Friday: 6 to 9pm
62) REDLINE MILWAUKEE – (1422 N. 4th St. - 414.491.9088 - www.redlineartmke.org) RedLine Residents Show. Exciting new work and collaboration by RedLine's emerging residents. 9:30pm is IRON PRINTMAKERS. Three non-artist teams go head-to-head in a vicious printmaking contest where the audience makes the rules and determines the winners…and losers. Music by Peter Roller. Exhibition July 23 through August 20. Friday: 6pm to 12am, Saturday: 10 to 5pm
63) SPOLAR STUDIO – (206 N. 25th St. - 414.672.9847 - www.spolarstudio.com) Spolar Studio is an architectural art studio. It is a collaborative resource for architects, designers and individual clients. The studio works with traditional to progressive techniques, helping shape interior environments. Common services: art panel systems, wall graphics, wall papers, custom signage, murals, decorative finishes and restoration. Exhibition July 23 and July 24. Friday: 5 to 9:30pm, Saturday: 10am to 3pm
Gallery Night and Day is presented quarterly by the Historic Third Ward Association. Special thanks to 2010 event sponsors: Columbia St. Mary’s, InterContinental Milwaukee, Madison Medical and The Pfister. For further information, please contact the Historic Third Ward Association at 414.273.1173 or www.historicthirdward.org.
