Featuring Michael Newhall: Milwaukee’s Industrial Landscapes
The Grohmann Museum is well known for its outstanding collection of industrial landscape paintings, many from centers of European industry like Germany’s Ruhr River Valley. However, more regional and local depictions are far less common. This exhibition provides an opportunity to highlight Milwaukee’s industry and changing views of the city in post-industrial situations. The works selected for this exhibition—many executed in Newhall’s trademark Regionalist/Ashcan style—capture engaging scenes of Milwaukee’s urban landscape and provide the viewer an opportunity to reflect on the city’s recent past.
Michael Newhall has taught art and Buddhism at Naropa University, the Art Institute of Chicago, Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design, and other universities in the Midwest. His works can be found in a number of public and private collections.
Gallery Night and Day
Friday, July 22, 5 to 9 p.m. – Free admission
Saturday, July 23, Noon to 6 p.m. – Free admission
More information at the Grohmann Museum web site.
