The Center for the Visual Arts is honored to present the Wisconsin Visual Artists North Chapter Members Show, a biennial exhibition presenting, in this year’s edition, 57 individual works by 42 member artists across two- and three-dimensional media. Established in 1900, the WVA stands as Wisconsin’s first professional association for artists and continues to serve as a vital resource for education, support, and community among artists statewide.

Dates: Mar 25–May 23, 2026
Opening reception: Apr 3, 5–7 pm
(juror remarks at 5:30 pm)
Location: Center for the Visual Arts

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The Coalition of Photographic Arts (CoPA) and Nadiana Art Gallery warmly invite you to experience Atmosphere, a juried exhibition featuring 77 photographs by 30 artists that explore themes of mood and the intangible. Since its founding in 2004, CoPA has been dedicated to cultivating appreciation, encouraging artistic growth, and supporting the development of photographic arts throughout the Greater Milwaukee Region. Nadiana Art Gallery, a family-owned space established by Nadia Al-Khun and Ahmed Obeidat, unites established, emerging, and amateur artists, nurturing creative dialogue and fostering meaningful community connections.

Dates: Oct 31–Dec 19, 2025
Opening reception: Oct 31, 5–8 pm
Location: Nadiana Art Gallery

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For over 300 years and across eight generations, Awagami Factory has crafted traditional Japanese washi paper for artists and creatives. The Factory is pleased to announce the biennial Awagami International Miniature Print Exhibition (AIMPE), held in Yoshinogawa, Tokushima, Japan. All submitted miniature prints (A4 size) must be created on Japanese washi, honoring the enduring legacy of this unique paper. AIMPE brings together contemporary printmaking from around the world, celebrating current artistic innovation while introducing the beauty of washi to a new generation. Awagami Factory hopes this exhibition will not only encourage international printmakers but also inspire and educate members of Japan’s traditional papermaking community.

Dates: Oct 11–Nov 9, 2025
Opening reception: Oct 11, 4–6 pm
Location: Inbe Art Space, 116 Tateishi, Yamakawa, Yoshinogawa City, Tokushima, Japan

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donation: Our Stories (detail), 2024.
Pigment print on cotton rag over stretched canvas,
6 x 6 inches.

Launched in 2008, the Hardy Gallery’s Community Mosaic Project has become a beloved annual tradition, now entering its 18th year. For the 2025 project, the Hardy Gallery is once again partnering with Artists Guild in Sturgeon Bay to offer free canvases to community members. After each unique piece is submitted, the individual artworks come together to form a vibrant mosaic that showcases the creativity of nearly 300 participants.

Dates: Jul 11–Aug 24, 2025
Opening reception: Jul 11, 5:30–7:30 pm
Location: The Hardy Gallery

The Hardy Gallery’s juried exhibit stands as one of the county’s earliest notable public art displays and remains one of Door County’s most celebrated exhibitions for visual artists. Over the years, this annual juried show introduced many renowned Door County artists to the public. By presenting a diverse array of media from both local and regional artists, the organization continues to connect the community with creators and their work, actively supporting and nurturing the growth of artistic expression in Door County.

Dates: May 23–Jul 6, 2025
Opening reception: May 23, 5:30–7 pm
Location: The Hardy Gallery

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Ronald McDonald House Charities Eastern Wisconsin has partnered with the Coalition of Photographic Arts in Milwaukee (CoPA) to curate artwork for the House. The House welcomes families whose children are receiving medical care at Children’s Wisconsin or other area hospitals, offering them a comforting place to stay, access to therapeutic programming, nourishing meals, inviting community spaces, and much more—all provided at little to no cost. Every three months, CoPA members will contribute and install new art to enrich these spaces.

The Juried Annual has been a celebrated tradition at the Miller Art Museum for nearly fifty years, serving as a cornerstone of its annual exhibition calendar. This vibrant group show honors the creativity and vision of Wisconsin artists working across diverse media. This year’s exhibition invites visitors to discover 69 unique artworks, each created by a different artist from Door County and the wider region.

Dates: Sep 28–Nov 9, 2024
Opening reception: Sep 27, 5:30–7 pm
(welcome remarks at 6 pm)
Location: Miller Art Museum

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The Miller Art Museum is delighted to host the Wisconsin Visual Artists Northeast Chapter Members Show, a biennial exhibition that this year showcases the work of 38 talented member artists in both two- and three-dimensional media. Established in 1900, the WVA stands as Wisconsin’s first professional association for artists and remains a vital resource for education, support, and connection among artists across the state.

Dates: May 25–Jul 6, 2024
Opening reception: May 24, 4–6 pm
(juror remarks at 5 pm)
Location: Miller Art Museum

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