Museum of Wisconsin Art, Art museum in West Bend, United States.
The Museum of Wisconsin Art sits along the Milwaukee River and displays artworks from the region spanning from 1820 to the present day. Its galleries showcase both historical and contemporary works by local and regional artists.
The institution was founded in 1961 by the Pick family and initially focused on works by Milwaukee artist Carl von Marr. Over time the collection grew and the museum broadened its focus to encompass Wisconsin's wider artistic history.
The museum presents rotating exhibitions featuring artists from Wisconsin, showcasing their creative contributions to the region. Works on display span different styles and periods that reflect the state's artistic development.
Visitors can best explore the museum by taking multiple visits since a yearly membership provides unlimited access instead of single-day tickets. This approach allows you to experience rotating exhibitions and ongoing programs throughout the year.
The museum operates beyond its main riverside location through partnerships and additional venues across Wisconsin. Such a network allows it to bring art programs to other communities outside the main building.
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