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January 2025

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14 keymilwaukee.com u Jan. 11 Photo Club Schlitz Audubon Center u Jan. 11 Acrylic Painting Workshop Schlitz Audubon Center u Jan. 14 & 28 Oils: Painting the Still Life with Jody Reid Cedarburg Cultural Center u Jan. 16 Winter's Splendor in Acrylics with Fred Bell Cedarburg Cultural Center u Jan. 19 Art Club Schlitz Audubon Center u Jan. 20 Holding Memory: Clay Reliquaries A workshop for Young Adults Lynden Sculpture Garden E X H I B I T S u Ongoing On Site: Derrick Adams: Our Time Together Inspired by Victor Hugo Green's The Negro Motorist Green Book (published 1936–66), a traveler's guide for Black Americans during the Jim Crow era. Adams celebrates the rituals of ev- eryday Black life and leisure. Milwaukee Art Museum u Through Jan. 10 Magic Mud The gallery's first focus on ceramics in nearly seven years. In collaboration with Project Onward, Chicago (one of the midwest's largest facilitated art studios for disabled artists). Portrait Society Gallery of Contemporary Art u Through Jan. 19 Members' Show 2024 Every year the State Gallery lights up with more than 200 artworks submitted by MOWA members of all ages and levels of experience. Museum of Wisconsin Art u Through Jan. 19 The Little Show For more than 15 years the Cedarburg Cultural Center has presented the region's premiere small-format exhibit. Cedarburg Cultural Center u Through Jan. 19 Ukwé·tase (Newcomer/Stranger) A groundbreaking instal- lation by Wisconsin-born designer and Oneida nation citizen Chris T. Cornelius. Museum of Wisconsin Art u Through Jan. 26 Against The Grain: The Remarkable Life Of Artist Bernard Perlin Artist-activist Perlin was a painter, illustrator, war artist-correspondent, and photographer, who tackled stylistic genres. Jewish Museum Milwaukee u Through Feb. 16 Talk Back Chapter Two: Collection Christina A. West + Meg Lionel Murphy Charles Allis Museum u Through Feb. 21 Cut & Paste: A Solo Exhibit By Ellia Ana Hill Ellia Ana Hill is a Puerto Rican cut paper illustrator and artist. She creates hand- cut illustrations from a mix of vintage and modern papers. Latino Arts u Through Feb. 23 Art Gebhardt A Painter's Painter Gebhardt made his living from the family tanning business in Milwaukee, but his true love was painting, a passion that remained with him his entire life. Museum of Wisconsin Art E V E N T S u Through Feb. 23 Robert Longo: The Acceleration of History The artist sources his subject matter from the media to create ambitiously scaled charcoal draw- ings that reflect on the construction of symbols of power and authority, including images of animals and nature as well as global conflicts and protest movements. .................................. u Through Jan 5 Currents 39: LaToya M. Hobbs, Carving Out Time Unparalleled in its monu- mental scale and ambitious technique, the exhibit shows the Baltimore-based artist, wife, mother, and educator balanc- ing her many priorities. .................................. u Through March 16 True Story: Photography, Journalism, and Media Drawn from the museum's pho- tography and media arts collection, the exhibit explores ways that photographers and artists have understood and wielded the power of images to convey the events of our world. M I LWA U K E E A R T M U S E U M

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