Monday, march 29 | 6pm
Hand to HeART:
A Virtual Fundraiser

The Miller Art Museum is excited to announce Hand to HeART: A Virtual Fundraiser Pairing Creativity + Comfort, scheduled for the evening of Monday, March 29, 2021. In lieu of an in-person event, the museum is inviting the public to support its efforts online this year to ensure the museum and the visual arts remain a vital piece of the downtown Sturgeon Bay and the cultural tapestry of the broader Door County community; patrons are invited to join from the safety of their home for a fun-filled evening pairing creativity and comfort!

The Miller Art Museum is excited to announce Hand to HeART: A Virtual Fundraiser Pairing Creativity + Comfort, scheduled for the evening of Monday, March 29, 2021. In lieu of an in-person event, the museum is inviting the public to support its efforts online this year to ensure the museum and the visual arts remain a vital piece of the downtown Sturgeon Bay and the cultural tapestry of the broader Door County community; patrons are invited to join from the safety of their home for a fun-filled evening pairing creativity and comfort!

The Miller Art Museum is excited to announce Hand to HeART: A Virtual Fundraiser Pairing Creativity + Comfort, scheduled for the evening of Monday, March 29, 2021. In lieu of an in-person event, the museum is inviting the public to support its efforts online this year to ensure the museum and the visual arts remain a vital piece of the downtown Sturgeon Bay and the cultural tapestry of the broader Door County community; patrons are invited to join from the safety of their home for a fun-filled evening pairing creativity and comfort! Click link at right for tickets.

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CURRENTLY ON VIEW THROUGH FEBRUARY 26
Winter's Spring: An Ältere Garten by Leslie Iwai

Madison-based artist Leslie Iwai explores the connection between elders and children with vibrant colors and sculptural creations, which unfold a joyful, metaphoric garden. While kindergarten recalls stories and images of burgeoning children, blossoming gardens and childhood adventures, the Ältere Garten contemplates the re-emergence of innocence and childhood wonder that comes in the later decades of life.

Madison-based artist Leslie Iwai explores the connection between elders and children with vibrant colors and sculptural creations, which unfold a joyful, metaphoric garden. While kindergarten recalls stories and images of burgeoning children, blossoming gardens and childhood adventures, the Ältere Garten contemplates the re-emergence of innocence and childhood wonder that comes in the later decades of life.

Middleton-based artist Leslie Iwai explores the connection between elders and children with vibrant colors and sculptural creations, which unfold a joyful, metaphoric garden. While kindergarten recalls stories and images of burgeoning children, blossoming gardens and childhood adventures, the Ältere Gartencontemplates the re-emergence of innocence and childhood wonder that comes in the later decades of life.

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CURRENTLY ON VIEW THROUGH FEBRUARY 26
From Deep Within: Meditations of Wisconsin Abstractionists

'From Deep Within: Meditations of Wisconsin Abstractions,' on view through February 26, features the work of regional artists Marjorie Mau (Green Bay), Cristian Andersson (Appleton), and Alyssa Krause (Milwaukee) and provides a platform for the exploration and discussion of abstract art.

'From Deep Within: Meditations of Wisconsin Abstractions,' on view through February 26, features the work of regional artists Marjorie Mau (Green Bay), Cristian Andersson (Appleton), and Alyssa Krause (Milwaukee) and provides a platform for the exploration and discussion of abstract art.

'From Deep Within: Meditations of Wisconsin Abstractions,' on view through February 26, features the work of regional artists Marjorie Mau (Green Bay), Cristian Andersson (Appleton), and Alyssa Krause (Milwaukee) and provides a platform for the exploration and discussion of abstract art.

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Open by Reservation Only

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.

Due to the ongoing risk due to COVID-19 and restricted access to County buildings by the County Board, the Miller Art Museum is open by appointment as of Thursday, November 12, 2020. Visitors are asked to call the museum administrative office at 920.746.0707 between the hours of 10am - 5pm M-F
to reserve an appointment to visit.

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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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