Gallery Exhibition Schedule – Mobile

Each year since 2015, Plum Blossom Initiative (PBI) — a collaboration between Leah Kolb and MIAD Fine Art Professor Jason S. Yi — invites three promising Milwaukee-based artists to join the Bridge Work program, which they established to help guide recent BFA graduates through the process of transitioning into a professional studio practice. “Bridge Work: Ten Years of Making” showcases recent work by 23 of the 29 program participants. Whether exploring consciousness through abstract forms, exposing hidden connections between body and environment, or imagining more equitable ways of existing in the world, their work pushes past conventional understanding to help us see new possibilities for our shared future.

Curated by Leah Kolb and Jason S. Yi.

For additional information regarding past, current, and upcoming exhibitions, please visit MIAD Galleries website. 

This exhibit showcases a powerful collection of international women’s rights and advocacy posters that highlight the ongoing struggle for gender equality. Created by artists and designers of all genders, the posters on display appeal to the collective responsibility to protect human rights, challenge gender stereotypes, and advance women’s rights. With widely varying stylistic and media approaches, these posters balance uniquely different artistic perspectives with a universal message.
Also showcased are impactful poster designs by MIAD students, who have embraced the theme of women’s rights and gender equality with their distinctive interpretations and innovative creative approaches, offering fresh perspectives that complement the global dialogue.

Curated by Elizabeth Resnick, Professor Emerita, Massachusetts College of Art and Design.

For additional information regarding past, current, and upcoming exhibitions, please visit MIAD Galleries website. 

Each year since 2015, Plum Blossom Initiative (PBI) — a collaboration between Leah Kolb and MIAD Fine Art Professor Jason S. Yi — invites three promising Milwaukee-based artists to join the Bridge Work program, which they established to help guide recent BFA graduates through the process of transitioning into a professional studio practice. “Bridge Work: Ten Years of Making” showcases recent work by 23 of the 29 program participants. Whether exploring consciousness through abstract forms, exposing hidden connections between body and environment, or imagining more equitable ways of existing in the world, their work pushes past conventional understanding to help us see new possibilities for our shared future.

Curated by Leah Kolb and Jason S. Yi.

For additional information regarding past, current, and upcoming exhibitions, please visit MIAD Galleries website. 

This exhibit showcases a powerful collection of international women’s rights and advocacy posters that highlight the ongoing struggle for gender equality. Created by artists and designers of all genders, the posters on display appeal to the collective responsibility to protect human rights, challenge gender stereotypes, and advance women’s rights. With widely varying stylistic and media approaches, these posters balance uniquely different artistic perspectives with a universal message.
Also showcased are impactful poster designs by MIAD students, who have embraced the theme of women’s rights and gender equality with their distinctive interpretations and innovative creative approaches, offering fresh perspectives that complement the global dialogue.

Curated by Elizabeth Resnick, Professor Emerita, Massachusetts College of Art and Design.

For additional information regarding past, current, and upcoming exhibitions, please visit MIAD Galleries website. 

Each year since 2015, Plum Blossom Initiative (PBI) — a collaboration between Leah Kolb and MIAD Fine Art Professor Jason S. Yi — invites three promising Milwaukee-based artists to join the Bridge Work program, which they established to help guide recent BFA graduates through the process of transitioning into a professional studio practice. “Bridge Work: Ten Years of Making” showcases recent work by 23 of the 29 program participants. Whether exploring consciousness through abstract forms, exposing hidden connections between body and environment, or imagining more equitable ways of existing in the world, their work pushes past conventional understanding to help us see new possibilities for our shared future.

Curated by Leah Kolb and Jason S. Yi.

For additional information regarding past, current, and upcoming exhibitions, please visit MIAD Galleries website. 

This exhibit showcases a powerful collection of international women’s rights and advocacy posters that highlight the ongoing struggle for gender equality. Created by artists and designers of all genders, the posters on display appeal to the collective responsibility to protect human rights, challenge gender stereotypes, and advance women’s rights. With widely varying stylistic and media approaches, these posters balance uniquely different artistic perspectives with a universal message.
Also showcased are impactful poster designs by MIAD students, who have embraced the theme of women’s rights and gender equality with their distinctive interpretations and innovative creative approaches, offering fresh perspectives that complement the global dialogue.

Curated by Elizabeth Resnick, Professor Emerita, Massachusetts College of Art and Design.

For additional information regarding past, current, and upcoming exhibitions, please visit MIAD Galleries website. 

Each year since 2015, Plum Blossom Initiative (PBI) — a collaboration between Leah Kolb and MIAD Fine Art Professor Jason S. Yi — invites three promising Milwaukee-based artists to join the Bridge Work program, which they established to help guide recent BFA graduates through the process of transitioning into a professional studio practice. “Bridge Work: Ten Years of Making” showcases recent work by 23 of the 29 program participants. Whether exploring consciousness through abstract forms, exposing hidden connections between body and environment, or imagining more equitable ways of existing in the world, their work pushes past conventional understanding to help us see new possibilities for our shared future.

Curated by Leah Kolb and Jason S. Yi.

For additional information regarding past, current, and upcoming exhibitions, please visit MIAD Galleries website. 

This exhibit showcases a powerful collection of international women’s rights and advocacy posters that highlight the ongoing struggle for gender equality. Created by artists and designers of all genders, the posters on display appeal to the collective responsibility to protect human rights, challenge gender stereotypes, and advance women’s rights. With widely varying stylistic and media approaches, these posters balance uniquely different artistic perspectives with a universal message.
Also showcased are impactful poster designs by MIAD students, who have embraced the theme of women’s rights and gender equality with their distinctive interpretations and innovative creative approaches, offering fresh perspectives that complement the global dialogue.

Curated by Elizabeth Resnick, Professor Emerita, Massachusetts College of Art and Design.

For additional information regarding past, current, and upcoming exhibitions, please visit MIAD Galleries website. 

Each year since 2015, Plum Blossom Initiative (PBI) — a collaboration between Leah Kolb and MIAD Fine Art Professor Jason S. Yi — invites three promising Milwaukee-based artists to join the Bridge Work program, which they established to help guide recent BFA graduates through the process of transitioning into a professional studio practice. “Bridge Work: Ten Years of Making” showcases recent work by 23 of the 29 program participants. Whether exploring consciousness through abstract forms, exposing hidden connections between body and environment, or imagining more equitable ways of existing in the world, their work pushes past conventional understanding to help us see new possibilities for our shared future.

Curated by Leah Kolb and Jason S. Yi.

For additional information regarding past, current, and upcoming exhibitions, please visit MIAD Galleries website. 

This exhibit showcases a powerful collection of international women’s rights and advocacy posters that highlight the ongoing struggle for gender equality. Created by artists and designers of all genders, the posters on display appeal to the collective responsibility to protect human rights, challenge gender stereotypes, and advance women’s rights. With widely varying stylistic and media approaches, these posters balance uniquely different artistic perspectives with a universal message.
Also showcased are impactful poster designs by MIAD students, who have embraced the theme of women’s rights and gender equality with their distinctive interpretations and innovative creative approaches, offering fresh perspectives that complement the global dialogue.

Curated by Elizabeth Resnick, Professor Emerita, Massachusetts College of Art and Design.

For additional information regarding past, current, and upcoming exhibitions, please visit MIAD Galleries website. 

Each year since 2015, Plum Blossom Initiative (PBI) — a collaboration between Leah Kolb and MIAD Fine Art Professor Jason S. Yi — invites three promising Milwaukee-based artists to join the Bridge Work program, which they established to help guide recent BFA graduates through the process of transitioning into a professional studio practice. “Bridge Work: Ten Years of Making” showcases recent work by 23 of the 29 program participants. Whether exploring consciousness through abstract forms, exposing hidden connections between body and environment, or imagining more equitable ways of existing in the world, their work pushes past conventional understanding to help us see new possibilities for our shared future.

Curated by Leah Kolb and Jason S. Yi.

For additional information regarding past, current, and upcoming exhibitions, please visit MIAD Galleries website. 

This exhibit showcases a powerful collection of international women’s rights and advocacy posters that highlight the ongoing struggle for gender equality. Created by artists and designers of all genders, the posters on display appeal to the collective responsibility to protect human rights, challenge gender stereotypes, and advance women’s rights. With widely varying stylistic and media approaches, these posters balance uniquely different artistic perspectives with a universal message.
Also showcased are impactful poster designs by MIAD students, who have embraced the theme of women’s rights and gender equality with their distinctive interpretations and innovative creative approaches, offering fresh perspectives that complement the global dialogue.

Curated by Elizabeth Resnick, Professor Emerita, Massachusetts College of Art and Design.

For additional information regarding past, current, and upcoming exhibitions, please visit MIAD Galleries website.