Milwaukee Art Museum

The Milwaukee Art Museum connects people with art, each other, and the world. It is Wisconsin's largest art institution, located on a 24-acre lakeside campus in downtown Milwaukee. The museum's collection comprises over 34,000 artworks from antiquity to the present, including American and European painting, sculpture, decorative arts, conceptual and minimalist art, prints and drawings, photography, new media, modern and contemporary design, folk and self-taught art, and 20th-century Haitian art. The museum is housed in buildings designed by architects Santiago Calatrava, David Kahler, and Eero Saarinen, making it a destination for both art and architecture enthusiasts. Its mission is to share extraordinary works of art, reveal their compelling stories, and create meaningful experiences that grow and inspire the community.