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20 keymilwaukee.com E V E N T S u Aug. 4 Knit @ Lynden with Annalesa Albright Lynden Sculpture Garden u Aug. 20 Penny Rug Workshop with Exhibition Artist Liz Alpert Fay Wisconsin Museum of Quilts & Fiber Arts TOURS u Ongoing Iconic Milwaukee Tour, Milwaukee Beer Tour: Dive Bars Edition and More See a list of tours at citytoursmke.com 215 W Bruce St. u Ongoing Walking Tours Tour Milwaukee with trained Historic Milwaukee tour guides. Tours feature architecture, history, notorious and lesser known narratives from our city's storied past. See a list of tours at historicmilwaukee.org 235 E. Michigan St. EXHIBITS u Ongoing Black Cat Alley Outdoor street art mural alley. North Ave. and Ivanhoe u Through Aug. 9 Currents 40: Widline Cadet Contemporary photography and media exhibition by the Haitian-born artist. Milwaukee Art Museum u Through Aug. 9 Sarah McRae I Told the Moon About You Vibrant paintings inspired by nature, family, and Indigenous beadwork traditions. MOWA on the Lake u Through Aug. 15 Let's Face It: Draw- ings by Pete Moran July 11, 3pm: opening reception. This series features Pete Moran's distinctive technique of employing bold lines and vibrant colors. artdosemagazine.com Art Dose Magazine 1310 Wisconsin Ave. Sheboygan u Through Aug. 16 Slow Light Fiber artworks explor- ing architecture, space, and history. Wisconsin Museum of Quilts & Fiber Arts u Through Aug. 19 The Big Idea XIII: De Colores A celebration of student artists across south- eastern Wisconsin and their interpretations of color. Latino Arts u Through Aug. 22 Khari Turner My Grandma's Garden A survey of the artists paintings and mixed media compositions created over the past two years. Portrait Society Gallery of Contemporary Art u Through Aug. 23 We The People: Portraits of Veterans in America Project connects labor art to veterans' nationwide impact. Grohmann Museum u Through Aug. 30 The MOWA Contemporary 2026 More than 30 artworks by both established and emerging talents. MOWA DTN u Through Sept. 5 Really Big Prints! A Decade Of Street Roller Printmaking Brooks Stevens Gallery MIAD u Through Sept. 5 Summer in Wisconsin Highlights the extraordinary talent in Wisconsin art with paintings, drawings, sculpture, and photographs. Tory Folliard Gallery u Through Sept. 6 Tom Uttech From the Permanent Collection Tom Uttech presents mystical North Woods landscapes tracing four decades of artistic evolution from MOWA's permanent collection. Museum of Wisconsin Art u Through Sept. 6 48 Jews: Layers Of Identity Public images of Jewish icons, translated into paintings with shifting representational styles. Jewish Museum Milwaukee Reimagining Boundaries: Augustas Serapinas's Standtune Augustas Serapinas (b. 1990) lives and works in Vilnius, Lithuania. Standtune takes its name from a traditional fence from the island of Gotland, Sweden — a building technique kept alive by a small group of local craftspeople. Historically, standtune structures functioned primarily as boundary and enclosure systems, though they may also have served defensive purposes. For Sculpture Milwaukee, Sera- pinas explains: "I essentially built the same fence, just with curves." Made from locally sourced birch, the roughly 40-foot-long sculpture no longer divides anything. It asks what we hold onto, what traditions we keep alive, and what we let go. Standtune is on view now at the Haggerty Museum of Art. marquette.edu/haggerty- museum/standtune.php Power of the Margins celebrates collabora- tion between institutions and artists from art scenes similar to Milwaukee's, across cities in

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