WISCONSIN ART MUSEUMS
NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS & ART CENTERS
Explore Wisconsin art museums, art centers, and nonprofit art organizations, from major institutions to smaller community-based spaces. This guide provides links to organizations throughout the state and is designed to help you discover exhibitions, collections, educational programs, and other visual arts resources.
Museums and nonprofit art organizations are an important part of Wisconsin's art community, offering exhibitions, artist programs, lectures, workshops, and special events throughout the year. We encourage you to visit their websites for current exhibitions and programming, and to support these organizations through visits, memberships, and participation whenever possible.
Art-Collecting.com works to keep this guide useful and up to date. If you represent an art museum, art center, or nonprofit art organization, we invite you to list with us and keep us informed about exhibitions, events, and other news. We'd like to build stronger connections with arts organizations and help more people discover and support the work you do. Listing information can be found at the bottom of this guide.
Wisconsin Art Museums
Bergstrom-Mahler Museum of Glass (Neenah)Charles Allis Art Museums (Milwaukee)
Door County Maritime Museum (Sturgeon Bay)
Kenosha Public Museum (Kenosha)
Leigh Yawkey Woodson Art Museum (Wausau)
Madison Museum of Contemporary Art
Miller Art Museum (Sturgeon Bay)
Milwaukee Art Museum (Milwaukee)
Milwaukee Public Museum
Museum of Quilts & Fiber Arts (Milwaukee)
Museum of Wisconson Art (West Bend)
Neville Public Museum (Green Bay)
Oshkosh Public Museum (Oshkosh)
Racine Art Museum (Racine)
Rahr-West Art Museum (Manitowoc)
The Trout Museum of Art (Appleton)
Villa Terrace Decorative Arts Museum (Milwaukee)
The Warehouse Art Museum (Milwaukee)
Wausau Museum of Contemporary Art (Wausau)
Wisconsin Museum of Quilts and Fiber Arts (Cedarburg)
University Art Museums and Galleries in Wisconsin
Chazen Museum of Art (University of Wisconsin-Madison)Grohmann Museum (MSOE University Milwaukee)
Haggerty Museum of Art (Marquette University, Milwaukee)
The Union (University of Wisconsin-Madison)
Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts & Letters (Madison)
Art Galleries (University of Wisconsin-Madison)
Wright Museum of Art at Beloit College (Beloit)
Wisconsin Art Centers
Campanile Center for the Arts (Minocqua)Center for the Visual Arts (Wausau)
Chestnut Center for the Arts (Marshfield)
Dodge County Center for the Arts (Beaver Dam)
Donna Lexa Art Centers (Waukesha & Milwaukee)
Hardy Gallery (Ephraim)
John Michael Kohler Arts Center (Sheboygan)
Latino Arts Inc. (Milwaukee)
Mabel Tainter Theater (Menomonie)
Monroe Art Center (Monroe)
Olio Arts + Music Center (Wisconsin Rapids)
Overture Center / Galleries (Madison)
The Paine Art Center and Gardens (Oshkosh)
The Phipps Center for the Arts (Hudson)
Plymouth Arts Center (Plymouth)
The Pump House Regional Arts Center (La Crosse)
Schauer Arts Center (Hartford)
Sharon Lynn Wilson Center for the Arts (Brookfield)
Thelma Sadoff Center for the Arts (Fond du Lac)
Walker's Point Center for the Arts (Milwaukee)
Wisconsin Non-Profit Art Organizations
ARTS for ALL (Madison)Danceworks (Milwaukee)
Fairfield Center (Fairfield)
Lynden Sculpture Garden (Milwaukee)
Milwaukee Artist Resource Network (Milwaukee)
Peninsula Art School (Fish Creek)
Sculpture Milwaukee (Milwaukee)
Wisconsin Arts Board (Madison)
Wisconsin Visual Artists
ART MUSEUM GUIDES FOR EVERY STATE
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Art guides for every state and thirty-seven major art cities.
Art-Collecting.com provides easy-to-use guides and resources for exploring the art world, including galleries, museums, nonprofit art organizations, artists, art fairs, art services, exhibitions, and upcoming events. Our goal is to help collectors, travelers, artists, and anyone interested in art discover new places, find exhibitions, and stay connected with art communities across the country.
Each state nonprofit guide is complemented by one of our Gallery Guides featuring commercial galleries, museums, art organizations, artists, art services, and upcoming events. Together, the two guides provide a broader view of the art resources available in each state.
We welcome the opportunity to work with museums, art centers, and nonprofit art organizations and help more people discover their exhibitions, programs, and events. By working together, we can introduce more people to the organizations and communities that make the arts an important part of our lives. We also encourage you to explore and support the nonprofit art organizations and galleries in your own community. Thanks for visiting Art-Collecting.com.