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The Miller Art Museum, which has remained closed to the public since March 18, has reopened its doors after a 4-month closure due to COVID-19, with limited hours. The reopening, with new safety protocol in place, also marks the debut of new summer exhibitions: The Mavericks: John Colt, Kenn Kwint and Theodore Czebotar in the Permanent Collection in the main gallery and selections from the permanent collection on the second-floor galleries of the Ruth Morton Miller Mezzanine as well as original works by museum founder Gerhard CF Miller.

The Miller Art Museum, which has remained closed to the public since March 18, has reopened its doors after a 4-month closure due to COVID-19, with limited hours. The reopening, with new safety protocol in place, also marks the debut of new summer exhibitions: The Mavericks: John Colt, Kenn Kwint and Theodore Czebotar in the Permanent Collection in the main gallery and selections from the permanent collection on the second-floor galleries of the Ruth Morton Miller Mezzanine as well as original works by museum founder Gerhard CF Miller.

The Miller Art Museum, which has remained closed to the public since March 18, has reopened its doors after a 4-month closure due to COVID-19, with limited hours. The reopening, with new safety protocol in place, also marks the debut of new summer exhibitions: The Mavericks: John Colt, Kenn Kwint and Theodore Czebotar in the Permanent Collection in the main gallery and selections from the permanent collection on the second-floor galleries of the Ruth Morton Miller Mezzanine as well as original works by museum founder Gerhard CF Miller.

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August 1 - 15, 2020
Art & Treasures Sale

This annual fundraiser—a pillar of the Museum’s fundraising efforts—is a marriage between an estate and yard sale with a focus on art and art-related items. Patrons will discover a treasure trove of gently used original art, prints and posters by notable Door County and regional artists, art books, pottery, sculpture, collectibles, art supplies, frames, textiles, small furniture items, musical instruments, kitsch, china, jewelry, accessories, housewares, unique holiday items and more.

This annual fundraiser—a pillar of the Museum’s fundraising efforts—is a marriage between an estate and yard sale with a focus on art and art-related items. Patrons will discover a treasure trove of gently used original art, prints and posters by notable Door County and regional artists, art books, pottery, sculpture, collectibles, art supplies, frames, textiles, small furniture items, musical instruments, kitsch, china, jewelry, accessories, housewares, unique holiday items and more!

This annual fundraiser—a pillar of the Museum’s fundraising efforts—is a marriage between an estate and yard sale with a focus on art and art-related items. Patrons will discover a treasure trove of gently used original art, prints and posters by notable Door County and regional artists, art books, pottery, sculpture, collectibles, art supplies, frames, textiles, small furniture items, musical instruments, kitsch, china, jewelry, accessories, housewares, unique holiday items and more.

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Destination Door County's 'Door To Door'

Artists have been calling Door County home for years, and Elizabeth Meissner-Gigstead of the Miller Art Museum in downtown Sturgeon Bay has been documenting it all. Travel from the Peninsula School of Art all the way down to see an exclusive exhibit at the Miller in this episode of Destination Door County's 'Door To Door.'

Artists have been calling Door County home for years, and Elizabeth Meissner-Gigstead of the Miller Art Museum in downtown Sturgeon Bay has been documenting it all. Travel from the Peninsula School of Art all the way down to see an exclusive exhibit at the Miller in this episode of Destination Door County's 'Door To Door.'

Artists have been calling Door County home for years, and Elizabeth Meissner-Gigstead of the Miller Art Museum in downtown Sturgeon Bay has been documenting it all. Travel from the Peninsula School of Art all the way down to see an exclusive exhibit at the Miller in this episode of Destination Door County's 'Door To Door.'

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Virtual exhibition
46th Annual Salon of Door County High School Art

A highlight of the Miller Art Museum’s annual exhibition program, the SoHSA highlights work from 99 students ages 15-18 years from four of the Door County Peninsula’s five high schools. Click the image at right for a brief video overview or information on how to download the complete interactive experience!

A highlight of the Miller Art Museum’s annual exhibition program, the SoHSA highlights work from 99 students ages 15-18 years from four of the Door County Peninsula’s five high schools. Click the image at right for a brief video overview or information on how to download the complete interactive experience!

A highlight of the Miller Art Museum’s annual exhibition program, the SoHSA highlights work from 99 students ages 15-18 years from four of the Door County Peninsula’s five high schools. Click the image at right for a brief video overview or information on how to download the complete interactive experience!

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Ongoing project
#MillerSketchbookChallenge

The Miller Art Museum invites community members to participate in a sketchbook challenge—no matter age or skill level—to document this unprecedented time in our lives. The Miller will have FREE sketchbooks available to anyone wishing to participate. Click the image for details and more information about how to participate.

The Miller Art Museum invites community members to participate in a sketchbook challenge—no matter age or skill level—to document this unprecedented time in our lives. The Miller will have FREE sketchbooks available to anyone wishing to participate. Click the image for details and more information about how to participate.

The Miller Art Museum invites community members to participate in a sketchbook challenge—no matter age or skill level—to document this unprecedented time in our lives. The Miller will have FREE sketchbooks available to anyone wishing to participate. Click the image to right for more information about how to participate.

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February 29 - April 6, 2020
Wade in Water, Into the Field: Paintings by Judi Ekholm

This exhibit surveys the work of celebrated Door County Impressionist painter Judi Ekholm, spanning from the 1990s to present, highlighting work from private collections alongside newly created, never-before seen works. Visitors will delight in the bold colors and romantic beauty of Ekholm’s landscapes, which showcase the artist’s emotional reaction to time and place. During the temporarily closure, we invite you to experience the exhibit with a virtual tour (below).

This exhibit surveys the work of celebrated Door County Impressionist painter Judi Ekholm, spanning from the 1990s to present, highlighting work from private collections alongside newly created, never-before seen works. Visitors will delight in the bold colors and romantic beauty of Ekholm’s landscapes, which showcase the artist’s emotional reaction to time and place. During the temporarily closure, we invite you to experience the exhibit with a virtual tour (below).

This exhibit surveys the work of celebrated Door County Impressionist painter Judi Ekholm, spanning from the 1990s to present, highlighting work from private collections alongside newly created, never-before seen works. Visitors will delight in the bold colors and romantic beauty of Ekholm’s landscapes, which showcase the artist’s emotional reaction to time and place. During the temporarily closure, we invite you to experience the exhibit with a virtual tour (right).

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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.

     
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