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Juried Annual

Deadline to Apply: Monday, August 16, 2021 at 5pm

Open Call to Visual Artists Living or Working in Wisconsin

The Miller Art Museum is now accepting submissions to the 46th Juried Annual, an exhibition highlighting contemporary work from the State’s visual artists. The exhibit is open to artists at all career levels and invites a range of media and artistic practices from traditional to abstract. Artists over the age of 18 who work or live in WI are eligible to apply. Click on the image graphic to view the prospectus or apply.

The Miller Art Museum is now accepting submissions to the 46th Juried Annual, an exhibition highlighting contemporary work from the State’s visual artists. The exhibit is open to artists at all career levels and invites a range of media and artistic practices from traditional to abstract. Artists over the age of 18 who work or live in WI are eligible to apply. Click on the image graphic to view the prospectus or apply.

The Miller Art Museum is now accepting submissions to the 46th Juried Annual, an exhibition highlighting contemporary work from the State’s visual artists. The exhibit is open to artists at all career levels and invites a range of media and artistic practices from traditional to abstract. Artists over the age of 18 who work or live in WI are eligible to apply. Click on the image graphic to view the prospectus or apply.

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Brendan Baylor

Thursday, July 8, 2021, 6PM

Second Thursday Program Series: Brendan Baylor

Miller Art Museum Curator Helen del Guidice sits down in conversation with interdisciplinary artist Brendan Baylor of Norfolk, VA, to discuss his unique printmaking practice and how he draws inspiration from the cultural and environmental impacts of industrial engineering. Click here for event information: https://fb.me/e/JYXBpg0t.

Miller Art Museum Curator Helen del Guidice sits down in conversation with interdisciplinary artist Brendan Baylor of Norfolk, VA, to discuss his unique printmaking practice and how he draws inspiration from the cultural and environmental impacts of industrial engineering. Click here for event information: https://fb.me/e/JYXBpg0t.

Miller Art Museum Curator Helen del Guidice sits down in conversation with interdisciplinary artist Brendan Baylor of Norfolk, VA, to discuss his unique printmaking practice and how he draws inspiration from the cultural and environmental impacts of industrial engineering. Click here for event information: https://fb.me/e/JYXBpg0t.

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Factory Made

OPENING SATURDAY, JUNE 5, 2021

Factory Made: Artists Explore the Industrial Scar

In the main galleries, a visual exploration of how industry shapes the landscape and alters the environment with work by Brendan Baylor, James Cagle, Holli Jacobson, Melissa Resch and Katie Ries. In contrast, works by Theodore Czebotar, Ed Fenendael, Brett Kosmider, and Marco Romantini featured on the Ruth Morton Miller Mezzanine, removes industry from the equation and highlights the relationship between man, animals, and wilderness.

In the main galleries, a visual exploration of how industry shapes the landscape and alters the environment with work by Brendan Baylor, James Cagle, Holli Jacobson, Melissa Resch and Katie Ries. In contrast, works by Theodore Czebotar, Ed Fenendael, Brett Kosmider, and Marco Romantini featured on the Ruth Morton Miller Mezzanine, removes industry from the equation and highlights the relationship between man, animals, and wilderness.

In the main galleries, a visual exploration of how industry shapes the landscape and alters the environment with work by Brendan Baylor, James Cagle, Holli Jacobson, Melissa Resch and Katie Ries. In contrast, works by Theodore Czebotar, Ed Fenendael, Brett Kosmider, and Marco Romantini featured on the Ruth Morton Miller Mezzanine, removes industry from the equation and highlights the relationship between man, animals, and wilderness.

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A year-round art museum located in the heart of historic downtown Sturgeon Bay on Wisconsin's Door Peninsula, fostering the creative life of the community.

About the Miller Art Museum

Founded in 1975 through the generosity of Gerhard and Ruth Miller, the Miller Art Museum is Door County’s year-round center for exhibition, education and creative enrichment in the visual arts and the Peninsula’s only fine art museum, housing a dynamic permanent collection of 20th c. Wisconsin art. The Museum’s main gallery features regularly changing exhibitions, embracing a wide range of subjects and media, both historic and contemporary; the second floor Gerhard CF Miller wing surveys the extraordinary life and work of celebrated dean of Door County artists Gerhard CF Miller.