10 keymilwaukee.com
uThrough July 3
Artists Without
Borders: Reflections
on Art and Place
Showcases the works
of nine artists—all
with roots abroad and
currently residing in
Wisconsin.
Museum of Wisconsin Art
uThrough July 16
Rene Magritte:
44 Color Lithographs
& New Work
David Barnett Gallery
1024 E. State St.
uThrough July 24
Someone's Cup of
Tea: Contemporary
Teapots from RAM's
Collection
The 45 teapots in-
cluded are shining
examples of a modern
take on the traditional
teapot.
Racine Art Museum
441 Main St., Racine
u Through Aug. 1
Tom Kubala:
Walking Through
Cedarburg
Cedarburg Art Museum
u Through Aug. 22
artWORK by
the League of
Milwaukee Artists
)ver 50 works by more
than 30 local artists.
Grohmann Museum
u Through Aug. 29
Wisconsin Quilts:
Stories in the
Stitches
Celebrates the history
of the state's quilts and
quilters
Wisconsin Museum
of Quilts & Fiber Arts
u Through Sept. 12
Plein Air:
Cedarburg's Best
Cedarburg Art Museum
u Through Sept. 26
The Value of Art
Cedarburg Art Museum
u Through Sept. 26
John N. Colt: Nature
Up-Close
Cedarburg Art Museum
u June 4 - July 17
Michael Hedges
Tory Folliard Gallery
uJune 18-July 11
Plein Air in Cedarburg
Cedarburg Cultural Center
2145 W. Brown Deer Rd. | Milwaukee, WI 53217
414.446.8794
lyndensculpturegarden.org
Mark di Suvero, Lover, 1971-1973
g HAPPENINGS
u June 17 -Sept. 5
Brother, Can You Spare A Dime:
Jewish Artists of the WPA
The Federal Art Project from 1935-1943
employed 10,000 artists to create a vast body
of public art to adorn civic and community
spaces. While one of the project's goals was to
lift communal spirits, the somber mood of the
country became innately depicted topics.
Jewish Museum Milwaukee
Hooverville Depression Scene by Max Arthur Cohn
