An A-Z visitors guide to Milwaukee Wisconsin. Sponsored by Key Magazine Milwaukee, Wisconsin
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20 keymilwaukee.com u June 22 Barenaked Ladies Riverside Theater u June 22 David Ramirez The Back Room @ Colectivo u June 22 Aunty Donna Turner Hall u June 22-24 Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra: Great American Songbook Marcus Center u June 23 Erin Rae The Back Room @ Colectivo u June 23 Present Music: Sight & Sound Meander among sculptures surrounded by sounds of nature and nature-inspired music. Lynden Sculpture Garden EXHIBITS u Through June 17 Commemorating His Purple Reign: A Textural Tribute to Prince Wisconsin Museum of Quilts & Fiber Arts u Through July 29 Daniel Gerhartz: The Continuum of Beauty View a mid- career retrospective of more than 30 exquisite portrait and landscaping paintings. Museum of Wisconsin Art u Through Aug. 5 Joy Ride: Designing Trek Highlights Trek Bicycle Corporation's Wisconsin heritage, design innovation, and dedication to making the world a more bike-friendly place. Museum of Wisconsin Art u Through Aug. 19 Wallace W. Abbey: A Life in Railroad Photography Grohmann Museum u Through Aug. 26 Photographing Nature's Cathedrals: American landscape photographs by artists who used mammoth plate prints, panoramas, and stereographs. Milwaukee Art Museum u Through Sept. 9 Daring Technique: Goya and the Art of Etching 33 drama-filled bullfights—on pa- per—that collectively represent the history of the popular Span- ish pastime. Milwaukee Art Museum u Through Sept. 16 Stitching Histories From the Holocaust The story of Hedwig Strnad and her hus- band Paul through letters and dress designs they sent in the hopes of getting visas. Hedy and Paul were ultimately killed in the Holocaust. Jewish Museum Milwaukee u Through Oct. 31 The Bonsai Exhibit at Lynden Lynden Sculpture Garden u June 1-30 Terrence Coffman Paintings that reflect themes of place, and personal experience. Artist's Reception: June 1, 5-7:30 pm Tory Folliard Gallery u June 3-July 3 Arianne King Comer: Ibile's Voice Textile works— paintings—using centuries-old resist- dye processes. These works come from her spirit, represent her ancestors' call, and reflect the South Carolina low country that she calls home. Lynden Sculpture Garden u June 6-Aug. 26 Paul Yank: Process and Perspective Opening Reception: June 9, 4-7pm Cedarburg Art Museum u June 6-Sept. 16 Altered Scale: Sculpture by Richard Taylor Cedarburg Art Museum u June 6-Sept. 30 From China, With Love: Hand-Colored Photographs and Letters Home Cedarburg Art Museum g HAPPENINGS URBAN SCULPTURE INSTALLATION u Through Oct. 21 An outdoor urban sculpture experience in downtown Milwaukee features 20 art works by 21 artists, the pieces are positioned along Wisconsin Avenue from 6th Street to O'Donnell Park. Free to the public. The installation includes internationally renowned artists. Mel Kendrick, Marker #2 Photo by RCH-EKH

