Compared to the neighboring vestiges of high Victorian splendor the Button Mansion which houses the David Barnett Gallery is a model of stylistic restraint. Modestly screened by a cluster of tall trees, the only device that betrays the diverse horde of artwork contained within its...

When asked to describe the kind of artwork he’s displayed his gallery for almost four decades, William De Lind describes it as “artwork I personally like.” His personal tastes are eclectic to say the least, including impressionist portraits by Childe Hassam...

Since early on in her career Elaine Erickson has been drawn to African art. A collection of masks, beadwork, sculpture and other everyday items find a permanent home in the gallery she’s run for 17 years. But that’s not all you’ll find at her Third Ward exhibit space...

Having been in the custom framing business for the past 20 years, Michael Grava knows just how to bring out the best in the pictures you bring him...

The newest, Green Gallery East, housed in a ‘50s drive-in pizza joint, sizzles. Its older sibling demands by appointment only trek to 631 E. Center St. Experimental melds with tried and true...

Owned and operated by the Milwaukee School of Engineering the Grohmann Museum attests to its namesake’s avid interest in the evolving practices and mixed fruits of human toil, ranging from quarrying and ship building...

Just 60 miles north of Milwaukee, Sheboygan’s John Michael Kohler Arts Center blends the warmth of a vintage home with a modern addition that features a café, intriguing gift shop, outdoor sculpture garden and courtyard, glass gallery, and a children’s interactive art room...

When Katie Gingrass moved her gallery from downtown to its current location in the Third Ward more than 20 years ago she was among the first to do so. Since then, many have followed her lead, helping to transform the former warehouse district into a vibrant cultural, artistic and entertainment hub...

Founded in 1967, Landmarks Gallery is one of Milwaukee’s oldest art galleries and the area’s longest-running women-run gallery. It’s also unique for its full range of services...

West Bend’s Museum of Wisconsin Art commits to collecting, conserving, documenting and exhibiting the best in regional art from the entire state. This includes the largest collection of artwork from European trained Carl von Marr, especially his 1889 masterpiece, The Flagellants...