Video documents Black Lives Matter mural collaboration with MIAD and community partners
Over the summer, MIAD’s Knox Chair of Drawing/Associate Professor Brad Bernard ’93 and MIAD fine arts students Taylor Morant, Reagan Mulvey, Darienne Hood and Mario Hamilton created a Black Lives Matter mural at RSR Services in West Allis, Wisconsin, in collaboration with Milwaukee Lutheran High School and 414 Repaint.
This video documents the creation of the mural and was produced by Mario Hamilton and Brianna Cole. Hamilton attends MIAD pursuing a New Studio Practice: Fine Arts minor and is also a Communications Major at Marquette University. Cole is a Milwaukee Lutheran High School alum and Ball State University sophomore majoring in animation.
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Penfield Poster 2024 winners announced
Continuing a long-standing collaboration between advertising agency Cramer-Krasselt and the Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design (MIAD), juniors in Illustration IV designed posters for the Annual Croquet Ball fundraiser at the Penfield Children’s Center.
Milwaukee Ballet sponsor features work by Illustration senior
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Löwe: Senior Exhibition 2024
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Forgotten Nation: Senior Exhibition 2024
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MIAD celebrates one-year anniversary of offsite gallery
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