Exhibitions

Rooted Visions

November 9, 2024 – January 7, 2025

Touhey Gallery

At times, artists seem to create as if a force within is driving their messages regardless of access to formal training, traditional art materials, or patrons. They “make-do” through use of found objects and ordinary materials, memory, and spirituality. Their art transcends the suppression and unimaginable hardships of the maker and envisions possibilities for a better, transformative world. Rooted Visions features works of art by twenty-five Southern Black artists who found ways to tell visionary stories through art in a world that often creates boundaries.

This exhibition is made possible by Exhibits USA, Mid-America Arts Alliance, and National Endowment for the Arts.

Wisconsin Art from the Kenosha Public Museum’s Collection

November 16, 2024 – March 2025

Ruble Gallery

Explore the vibrant spirit and history of Wisconsin through its art in Wisconsin Art from the Kenosha Public Museum’s Collection. This exhibition showcases a diverse array of works from regional artists, each capturing unique perspectives on Wisconsin’s landscapes, people, and culture. Featuring both modern and historic works, the exhibit offers a rich visual journey that highlights the state’s artistic heritage and evolving creative voices.