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Art Intersection MKE adds 10 new murals | The Arts Page
Art Intersection MKE continues to grow on Milwaukee's Near West Side. CEO and founder Derrick Cainion talks about the new artworks added to it's outdoor gallery.
Unite and Rise 8.5: Organizing to Strengthen Democracy
Voting is our voice, and for that voice to be strong, we need organization. Donna Spars, from the League of Women Voters of Milwaukee County, tells us about a new initiative called "Unite and Rise 8.5," aimed at defending democracy.<...
Tony Macias: Telling Stories of Culture and Identity Through Ceramics
Conocemos al artista Tony Macias a través de la cerámica, Tony conecta con sus raíces y nos muestra cómo el barro puede convertirse en un lenguaje de identidad y cultura. Esta es una historia de nuestro talentoso colega de The Arts Page, Adam L...
Rep. Sylvia Ortiz-Velez on Wisconsin Act 240 and Occupational Licenses for DACA Recipients
Many young people in the DACA program face legal barriers to practicing their professions. To discuss Wisconsin Act 240—which grants occupational licenses to DACA recipients. Representative Ortiz-Velez and the push for professional equity in Wi...
Artworks Environmental Arts Program (archival)
Art meets environmental action! In this archival feature from The Arts Page, we follow ArtWorks interns as they use murals to beautify the city's storm drains and draw attention to freshwater management. (2023)
Rep. Sylvia Ortiz-Velez, Unite & Rise 8.5, and Artist Tony Macías
In this edition of Adelante! State Representative Sylvia Ortiz-Velez, discussing key legislation for Dreamers; Donna Spars from the League of Women Voters on Unite and Rise 8.5; and ceramic artist Tony Macías.En esta edición d...
Artist Mick Meilahn | The Arts Page
What do glass art, corn, and genetic modification have in common? Artist Mick Meilahn explores the intersection of science, agriculture, and creativity in this thought-provoking piece from The Arts Page archives (2023).
The Legacies of Dr. William Finlayson, Activist Lucille Berrien, and Artist Muneer Bahaudden
We remember three influential members of our community: Dr. William Finlayson, activist Lucille Berrien, and artist Muneer Bahauddeen, whose legacies continue to inspire future generations.
Juneteenth Preview | Black Nouveau
On this episode of Black Nouveau, we preview upcoming Juneteenth celebrations
Supporting Diversity | Black Nouveau
We examine the rising number of suicides within the LGBTQ+ community during Pride Month
This artist makes neon figures that depict instances of everyday life | The Arts Page
Rosie Phillips was feeling unsatisfied with day her job. She wanted to do something more hands on. To fill that role she learned how to make art using neon glass.
May Day Mobilization | Adelante
In this show special, we present coverage of the May Day mobilization led by Voces de la Frontera. In this episode, we take a look at the role of labor unions and the Voces de la Frontera team as they face a situation threatening the stability ...
This artist imbues found objects with their bold style | The Arts Page
Artist Salem Indie likes to keep themselves busy. Between running 2 small businesses, they make time to volunteer at an area animal sanctuary.
Alexis Rivera Luna gives us a tour of her studio | The Arts Page
Self taught artist Alexis Rivera Luna gives us a tour of her cozy indoor/outdoor home studio.
Jason S. Yi gives us a tour of his studio | The Arts Page
Interdisciplinary artist Jason S. Yi gives us a tour of his art studio inside this redeveloped industrial factory.
Amber Thomas gives us a tour of her studio | The Arts Page
This week Amber Thomas of "A Brush Box," gives us a tour of her Milwaukee studio, a converted living room filled with materials of all shapes, sizes, and colors.
For over 50 years the streets of Milwaukee have been Reynaldo Hernandez's gallery | The Arts Page
Reynaldo Hernandez was born and raised on the South Side of Milwaukee. As a child he loved to draw and would doodle all the time. One of his earliest creations was the mascot for his middle school, the Walker Wildcat. Realizing his talent, Reyn...
Two Milwaukee institutions team up for the first time | The Arts Page
The Bronzeville Center for the Arts and Sculpture Milwaukee partner together to bring public art to Bronzeville. What will certainly be the first of many partnerships, the installation showcases work by celebrated artist Martine Syms.
The Arts Page | 48 Jews: Layers of Identity, portraits of diversity and connection.
At the Jewish Museum Milwaukee this exhibition explores diversity within Judaism and challenges what information you can trust from the internet.
The Arts Page | The 17th annual PEEPS® Brand Art Exhibition at the Racine Art Museum
Professional and amateur artists, schools and community groups turn this iconic candy into works of art at RAM PEEPS® Brand Art Exhibition 2026.
The Arts Page | This Bay View artist's work shines bright in windows all around Milwaukee.
Artists often say they make art as a means to escape. In stained glass artist Allie Fritsch's case, it was literally an escape. Late in high school she didn't want to take another science or a math class so she elected to take a stained glass a...
The Arts Page | Learn the importance of being who you are from this Milwaukee dancer.
In this episode of The Arts Page, we explore the intersection of movement, identity, and expression. Dancer, Choreographer and Creative Director Richard Buda Brasfield learned to dance because he needed an escape. That escape led to a passion f...
An extended conversation with MPS Superintendent Dr. Brenda Cassellius | Black Nouveau
James Causey sits down with Milwaukee Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Brenda Cassellius for an extended conversation about the future of MPS.
