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September 2021

An A-Z visitors guide to Milwaukee Wisconsin. Sponsored by Key Magazine Milwaukee, Wisconsin

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keymilwaukee.com 15 Stay current with @MilwaukeeKeyMag /key_milwaukee /MilwaukeeKeyMag u Through Oct. 17 Michelle Grabner, Then & Now Cedarburg Art Museum u Through Nov. 14 Anwar Floyd-Pruitt: Retina Records Museum of Wisconsin Art Downtown, St. Kate's Hotel u Through Dec. 5 The Quilts of Pauline Parker Milwaukee Art Museum u Through Dec. 12 First Impressions: Early Printed Books in Europe Milwaukee Art Museum u Through Dec.19 María Magdalena Campos-Pons: Sea and Self Photographs and drawings that meditate on the sea. Double Vision: Art from Jesuit University Collections Speaks to the unique role of art in Jesuit teaching. Haggerty Museum u Through Jan. 16 American Memory: Commemoration, Nostalgia, and Revision Milwaukee Art Museum u Through Jan. 22 Alien Invasion: (Un)Familiar Forms in Contemporary Art This exhibition features objects and images from the museum's collection that are both fantastical and familiar. Racine Art Museum 441 Main St., Racine u Sept. 2-Oct. 1 Mauricio Ramirez: Poly-Wave: Seeds of Color and Shape A prolific muralist with large scale works. Opening Reception: Sept. 3, 5pm, 7:30pm Café con Arte: Sept. 10, 8:15-9:30am Latino Arts u Sept. 2-Dec. 5 Victoria Findlay Wolfe: Now & Then, Playing with Purpose Take a deep look inside the evolution of one of today's most important modern quilters. Wisconsin Museum of Quilts & Fiber Arts u Sept. 3-Oct. 10 Cedarburg Artists Guild's Annual Juried Exhibit Cedarburg Cultural Center u Sept. 10-Oct. 9 Michael Noland Tory Folliard Gallery u Sept. 10-Oct. 31 Signs O' The Times Opening Sept. 10, 6-9pm. An ambitious group exhibition tack- ling the ambiguous, and for some, politically and socially polarizing, topic of Gentrification. 5 Points Art Gallery & Studios u Sept. 10-Dec. 19 The Railroad and the Art of Place: Photographs by David Kahler Traces industrial rail lines across America's Appalachian coal country. Grohmann Museum citytoursmke.com • (414) 209-4808 MILWAUKEE CITY & HAUNTED HISTORY TOURS Tour Mlwaukee in a "Renewable" way with a fun, interactive experience in an electric cruiser.

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