Gallery Exhibition Schedule

Examine gaming culture through the lens of one of the genre’s most popular card games, Magic: The Gathering. This exhibition traces the evolution of the game since its beginning in 1993, and features rare original artwork and cards, plus concept drawings and models from different periods in the game’s history. The fans and players of Magic literally invent the rules and methods of play, and this exhibition highlights the evolution of the many differing ways of playing. More than 20,000 different cards have been designed to date in a monumental effort of orchestrated creativity, involving hundreds of artists, art directors, marketing and exhibit staff and many thousands of fans.

*All galleries will be closed during the holidays: Dec. 24 - Jan. 1

This group exhibition (formerly titled “Reclaiming Our Time”) by the Strange Fire Collective features primarily photography and focuses on social justice themes that critically question the dominant social hierarchy and engages the community in meaningful dialogue about art, gender, race and equity, politics, history and more. Works are presented in traditional and digital formats. This exhibition is generously supported in part by the Mary L. Nohl Fund of the Greater Milwaukee Foundation.

For more information, please visit: https://www.miad.edu/miad-galleries-overview

Examine gaming culture through the lens of one of the genre’s most popular card games, Magic: The Gathering. This exhibition traces the evolution of the game since its beginning in 1993, and features rare original artwork and cards, plus concept drawings and models from different periods in the game’s history. The fans and players of Magic literally invent the rules and methods of play, and this exhibition highlights the evolution of the many differing ways of playing. More than 20,000 different cards have been designed to date in a monumental effort of orchestrated creativity, involving hundreds of artists, art directors, marketing and exhibit staff and many thousands of fans.

*All galleries will be closed during the holidays: Dec. 24 - Jan. 1

This group exhibition (formerly titled “Reclaiming Our Time”) by the Strange Fire Collective features primarily photography and focuses on social justice themes that critically question the dominant social hierarchy and engages the community in meaningful dialogue about art, gender, race and equity, politics, history and more. Works are presented in traditional and digital formats. This exhibition is generously supported in part by the Mary L. Nohl Fund of the Greater Milwaukee Foundation.

For more information, please visit: https://www.miad.edu/miad-galleries-overview

Examine gaming culture through the lens of one of the genre’s most popular card games, Magic: The Gathering. This exhibition traces the evolution of the game since its beginning in 1993, and features rare original artwork and cards, plus concept drawings and models from different periods in the game’s history. The fans and players of Magic literally invent the rules and methods of play, and this exhibition highlights the evolution of the many differing ways of playing. More than 20,000 different cards have been designed to date in a monumental effort of orchestrated creativity, involving hundreds of artists, art directors, marketing and exhibit staff and many thousands of fans.

*All galleries will be closed during the holidays: Dec. 24 - Jan. 1

This group exhibition (formerly titled “Reclaiming Our Time”) by the Strange Fire Collective features primarily photography and focuses on social justice themes that critically question the dominant social hierarchy and engages the community in meaningful dialogue about art, gender, race and equity, politics, history and more. Works are presented in traditional and digital formats. This exhibition is generously supported in part by the Mary L. Nohl Fund of the Greater Milwaukee Foundation.

For more information, please visit: https://www.miad.edu/miad-galleries-overview

Examine gaming culture through the lens of one of the genre’s most popular card games, Magic: The Gathering. This exhibition traces the evolution of the game since its beginning in 1993, and features rare original artwork and cards, plus concept drawings and models from different periods in the game’s history. The fans and players of Magic literally invent the rules and methods of play, and this exhibition highlights the evolution of the many differing ways of playing. More than 20,000 different cards have been designed to date in a monumental effort of orchestrated creativity, involving hundreds of artists, art directors, marketing and exhibit staff and many thousands of fans.

*All galleries will be closed during the holidays: Dec. 24 - Jan. 1

This group exhibition (formerly titled “Reclaiming Our Time”) by the Strange Fire Collective features primarily photography and focuses on social justice themes that critically question the dominant social hierarchy and engages the community in meaningful dialogue about art, gender, race and equity, politics, history and more. Works are presented in traditional and digital formats. This exhibition is generously supported in part by the Mary L. Nohl Fund of the Greater Milwaukee Foundation.

For more information, please visit: https://www.miad.edu/miad-galleries-overview

Examine gaming culture through the lens of one of the genre’s most popular card games, Magic: The Gathering. This exhibition traces the evolution of the game since its beginning in 1993, and features rare original artwork and cards, plus concept drawings and models from different periods in the game’s history. The fans and players of Magic literally invent the rules and methods of play, and this exhibition highlights the evolution of the many differing ways of playing. More than 20,000 different cards have been designed to date in a monumental effort of orchestrated creativity, involving hundreds of artists, art directors, marketing and exhibit staff and many thousands of fans.

*All galleries will be closed during the holidays: Dec. 24 - Jan. 1

This group exhibition (formerly titled “Reclaiming Our Time”) by the Strange Fire Collective features primarily photography and focuses on social justice themes that critically question the dominant social hierarchy and engages the community in meaningful dialogue about art, gender, race and equity, politics, history and more. Works are presented in traditional and digital formats. This exhibition is generously supported in part by the Mary L. Nohl Fund of the Greater Milwaukee Foundation.

For more information, please visit: https://www.miad.edu/miad-galleries-overview

Examine gaming culture through the lens of one of the genre’s most popular card games, Magic: The Gathering. This exhibition traces the evolution of the game since its beginning in 1993, and features rare original artwork and cards, plus concept drawings and models from different periods in the game’s history. The fans and players of Magic literally invent the rules and methods of play, and this exhibition highlights the evolution of the many differing ways of playing. More than 20,000 different cards have been designed to date in a monumental effort of orchestrated creativity, involving hundreds of artists, art directors, marketing and exhibit staff and many thousands of fans.

*All galleries will be closed during the holidays: Dec. 24 - Jan. 1

This group exhibition (formerly titled “Reclaiming Our Time”) by the Strange Fire Collective features primarily photography and focuses on social justice themes that critically question the dominant social hierarchy and engages the community in meaningful dialogue about art, gender, race and equity, politics, history and more. Works are presented in traditional and digital formats. This exhibition is generously supported in part by the Mary L. Nohl Fund of the Greater Milwaukee Foundation.

For more information, please visit: https://www.miad.edu/miad-galleries-overview

Examine gaming culture through the lens of one of the genre’s most popular card games, Magic: The Gathering. This exhibition traces the evolution of the game since its beginning in 1993, and features rare original artwork and cards, plus concept drawings and models from different periods in the game’s history. The fans and players of Magic literally invent the rules and methods of play, and this exhibition highlights the evolution of the many differing ways of playing. More than 20,000 different cards have been designed to date in a monumental effort of orchestrated creativity, involving hundreds of artists, art directors, marketing and exhibit staff and many thousands of fans.

*All galleries will be closed during the holidays: Dec. 24 - Jan. 1

Examine gaming culture through the lens of one of the genre’s most popular card games, Magic: The Gathering. This exhibition traces the evolution of the game since its beginning in 1993, and features rare original artwork and cards, plus concept drawings and models from different periods in the game’s history. The fans and players of Magic literally invent the rules and methods of play, and this exhibition highlights the evolution of the many differing ways of playing. More than 20,000 different cards have been designed to date in a monumental effort of orchestrated creativity, involving hundreds of artists, art directors, marketing and exhibit staff and many thousands of fans.

*All galleries will be closed during the holidays: Dec. 24 - Jan. 1