Adam Fulwiler | 12x12 Project marks the debut of the Miller Art Museum's newly launched 12x12 Project, spotlighting contemporary artists from Wisconsin and the greater Midwest. On view June 1–30, the exhibition features recent paintings by Wisconsin artist Adam Fulwiler, whose work translates his relationship with his younger brother — who experiences the world through the heightened perception of autism — into color, rhythm, and spatial tension. Surfaces are layered, sewn, and reconstructed into compositions that recall maps, quilting, and musical notation. Read more here.

Adam Fulwiler | 12x12 Project marks the debut of the Miller Art Museum's newly launched 12x12 Project, spotlighting contemporary artists from Wisconsin and the greater Midwest. On view June 1–30, the exhibition features recent paintings by Wisconsin artist Adam Fulwiler, whose work translates his relationship with his younger brother — who experiences the world through the heightened perception of autism — into color, rhythm, and spatial tension. Surfaces are layered, sewn, and reconstructed into compositions that recall maps, quilting, and musical notation. Read more here.

Adam Fulwiler | 12x12 Project marks the debut of the Miller Art Museum's newly launched 12x12 Project, spotlighting contemporary artists from Wisconsin and the greater Midwest. On view June 1–30, the exhibition features recent paintings by Wisconsin artist Adam Fulwiler, whose work translates his relationship with his younger brother — who experiences the world through the heightened perception of autism — into color, rhythm, and spatial tension. Surfaces are layered, sewn, and reconstructed into compositions that recall maps, quilting, and musical notation. Read more here.