Feb 3, 2017

Get inspired this month at MIAD! MIAD Creativity Series: Guerrilla Girls Feb 22 | MIAD named Best Art Gallery | Just the Facts challenges storytelling & more …

In This Issue

MIAD Creativity Series

MIAD named Best Art Gallery

Just the Facts challenges storytelling

On view now

Guerrilla Girls

Just the Facts previewed in Journal Sentinel

MIAD’s Just the Facts exhibit, on view now in the Frederick Layton Gallery, was previewed in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. Read the story here — ‘Just the Facts’ challenges how museums tell stories

Exhibitions

On view now:

User Experience:

Products That Shape Our Lives

On view through Feb. 25

Brooks Stevens Gallery

More info.

Just the Facts

On view through March 4

Frederick Layton Gallery

More info.

Upcoming Exhibits:

2017 Senior Exhibition

April 21 – May 13

All MIAD Galleries

More info on the 2016-2017 exhibitions.

Gallery hours are Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.

All exhibits and events are free and open to the public, unless otherwise noted.

Did you know MIAD offers free gallery tours? Sign up for yours today at miad.edu/gallerytours!

MIAD named top

design school

MIAD was named a top graphic design school by Graphic Design USA.

We ignite curious minds through art, design and service.

MIAD Creativity Series

Guerrilla Girls

Wednesday, February 22, 6 p.m.

4th Floor Raw Space

Even after decades, feminist activist artists the Guerrilla Girls are more relevant than ever. Can 2017 handle them?

RSVP preferred but not required to caroldavis@miad.edu

Find out more.

Watch them on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.

Watch their 2016 Year in Review.

Their visit is generously sponsored by: Katie Heil, Madeleine Lubar and the Bert L. and Patricia S. Steigleder Charitable Trust.

MIAD named Best Art Gallery

Milwaukee voted, and MIAD was named Best Art Gallery (Non-Museum) in the Shepherd Express 2016 Best of Milwaukee awards.

RedLine Milwaukee, Tory Folliard Gallery and Walker’s Point Center for the Arts were runners up for the special honor.

MIAD’s galleries are “curated and managed by faculty and students, so there’s a lot of pride that goes into not just the work, but the curation as a whole,” said Ethan Keister ’17.

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