Michael Lagerman (MFA Art 2021) talked with Creative MKE host Elisabeth Gasparka about “the magic of collaboration, the challenges of inhabiting the space between emergent and establish artist, and Milwaukee as a creative sandbox.” Lagerman recently joined Imagine MKE as Development Coordinator, but he’s also an accomplished artist, collaborator, and programmer within Milwaukee’s art scene.
Sculpture Milwaukee’s 7th season, “Actual Fractals, Act I,” showcases a diverse collection of sculptures by seven artists curated by UWM PSOA alum John Riepenhoff.
The Milwaukee Arts Board has announced Ben Tyjeski and Paul Druecke as the 2023 Mildred L. Harpole Artists of the Year.
Art & Design student Jovanny Hernandez Caballero (BFA, Art: Photography) was featured in an episode of Nō Studios’ documentary series Creating Milwaukee. The series explores and celebrates artists and creatives across Milwaukee, showcasing their work and how it relates to their community.
Ralph Janes, the Theater Education program director at PSOA, is a strong advocate for the integration of American Sign Language (ASL) interpreters in theater productions, as he believes it enhances the experience for all audiences. This inclusive approach aligns with …
Sculpture Milwaukee is growing with a new exhibition called “Dear Nature,” curated and designed by students and faculty from local colleges. This student-led showcase explores the relationship between humans and nature.
Krislyn World, a talented dancer who recognized her calling at a young age and performed across the globe, has returned to Milwaukee as an educator and lecturer of dance at the UWM’s Peck School of the Arts. Discover more about …
Geraud Blanks, a friend of Peck School, co-founder of Black Lens, chief innovation officer at Milwaukee Film, and recipient of the 2023 UW-Milwaukee Alumni Association Graduate of the Last Decade award, discusses his journey and accomplishments in promoting underrepresented filmmakers and fostering community connections through initiatives like Black Lens and the development of the Blackistory app.
Margaret A. Cargill Philanthropies has renewed its support for UWM’s ArtsECO program with a $850,000 grant, aiming to empower teachers and aspiring teachers to integrate the arts into their curriculum and foster social justice. This partnership between the Peck School of the Arts, the School of Education, and community organizations provides valuable resources, mentorship, and professional development opportunities.
PSOA presents a captivating production of The All Night Strut, showcasing the brilliant performances and stylish staging that beautifully bring to life the music and dance of the early 20th century.
