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16 keymilwaukee.com over the past year. Portrait Society Gallery of Contemporary Art u Through Aug. 31 Eric Baillies Temporal Bridge / Shadows of Milwaukee MOWA on the Lake u Through Aug. 31 Melissa Scherrer Paré Natural Selection Ethereal silk paintings and textured paper pulp vessels that honor the beauty and complexity of the floral and geometric patterns. MOWA DTN u Through Sept. 7 Choices of Consequence: Denmark and the Holocaust While the world was aware of the Jewish plight, refusals to expand immigration quotas lim- ited the odds of survival. Denmark's response served as an exception. Jewish Museum Milwaukee u Through Sept. 14 Hideki SuzukI Mukashi Mukashi Storytelling is at the heart of this exhibition of hand-carved wooden masks by Madison- based artist Hideki Suzuki. Museum of Wisconsin Art u Through Sept. 14 This is America 2025 7 th annual invitational ex- hibition hits hard, attack- ing, counter-punching and correcting popular and nuanced the social and political commentar - ies of our time. 5 Points Art Gallery + Studios u Through Sept. 21 Erinn Springer Dormant Season "I grew up in rural Wisconsin, outside of a village of 1,000 people, where my family has lived for seven generations. I left at 18 with no expectation of coming home." Museum of Wisconsin Art u Through Nov. 9 Susan S.G. Frackelton Regarded as a pioneer of the American Pottery Movement of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Museum of Wisconsin Art u Aug. 15-Dec. 7 Rosemary Ollison: Know My Heart Features the complex textile oeuvre of the Mil- waukee-based artist. Wisconsin Museum of Quilts & Fiber Arts WMQFA u Aug. 22-Dec. 20 No One Knows All It Takes Haggerty Museum of Art u Aug. 22-Dec. 20 Life Lines Haggerty Museum of Art u Aug. 22-Dec. 20 Capturing the Senses: Beauty and Horror in Early Modern Art Haggerty Museum of Art u Aug. 23-Nov. 2 Chris Salas: Forms of Remembrance The artist explores material cultures as living reflections of ecological and ancestral relationships across the Americas. From ceramic, to dirt, to seed- -what vibrant stories are held within their inanimacy? Lynden Sculpture Garden E V E N T S u Through Sept. 1 Erin Shirreff: Permanent Drafts Boundary-crossing art that explores the gap between images and the things they picture. Trained as a sculptor, Shirreff understands photography as a significant but imperfect means of conveying three-di- mensional objects. Her work focuses on the reproductions through which we often access art. Milwaukee Art Museum