Gallery Exhibition Schedule

The exhibit showcases junior student work from MIAD’s six majors: Communication Design, Illustration, Interior Architecture and Design, Fine Art + New Studio Practice, Product Design and Fashion and Apparel Design.

The featured work covers 2D, 3D and 4D projects from core and elective courses, including collaborations with community partners on sponsored client projects.

The exhibit features the talent and vision of a new generation of emerging artists and designers and reflects how, through a broad range of experiences, MIAD’s 3rd year curriculum prepares students for careers in their respective fields.

The junior year is a transformative year in which students hone their unique individual voices and set a direction for their professional focus in their senior year.

For more information, please visit MIAD Galleries. 

Wisconsin artist and designer Lois Ehlert is well known for her illustration work and, in some cases, authorship of 60 primarily children’s books. These include “Chicka Chicka Boom Boom,” “Growing Vegetable Soup” and “Planting a Rainbow.” This comprehensive exhibit features artwork from many of these books, plus many other creative projects from posters, wall hangings and even her own Christmas cards. Additionally, the exhibition delves into the processes behind this vast life-long creative output.

For more information, please visit MIAD Galleries.

The exhibit showcases junior student work from MIAD’s six majors: Communication Design, Illustration, Interior Architecture and Design, Fine Art + New Studio Practice, Product Design and Fashion and Apparel Design.

The featured work covers 2D, 3D and 4D projects from core and elective courses, including collaborations with community partners on sponsored client projects.

The exhibit features the talent and vision of a new generation of emerging artists and designers and reflects how, through a broad range of experiences, MIAD’s 3rd year curriculum prepares students for careers in their respective fields.

The junior year is a transformative year in which students hone their unique individual voices and set a direction for their professional focus in their senior year.

For more information, please visit MIAD Galleries. 

Wisconsin artist and designer Lois Ehlert is well known for her illustration work and, in some cases, authorship of 60 primarily children’s books. These include “Chicka Chicka Boom Boom,” “Growing Vegetable Soup” and “Planting a Rainbow.” This comprehensive exhibit features artwork from many of these books, plus many other creative projects from posters, wall hangings and even her own Christmas cards. Additionally, the exhibition delves into the processes behind this vast life-long creative output.

For more information, please visit MIAD Galleries.

The exhibit showcases junior student work from MIAD’s six majors: Communication Design, Illustration, Interior Architecture and Design, Fine Art + New Studio Practice, Product Design and Fashion and Apparel Design.

The featured work covers 2D, 3D and 4D projects from core and elective courses, including collaborations with community partners on sponsored client projects.

The exhibit features the talent and vision of a new generation of emerging artists and designers and reflects how, through a broad range of experiences, MIAD’s 3rd year curriculum prepares students for careers in their respective fields.

The junior year is a transformative year in which students hone their unique individual voices and set a direction for their professional focus in their senior year.

For more information, please visit MIAD Galleries. 

Wisconsin artist and designer Lois Ehlert is well known for her illustration work and, in some cases, authorship of 60 primarily children’s books. These include “Chicka Chicka Boom Boom,” “Growing Vegetable Soup” and “Planting a Rainbow.” This comprehensive exhibit features artwork from many of these books, plus many other creative projects from posters, wall hangings and even her own Christmas cards. Additionally, the exhibition delves into the processes behind this vast life-long creative output.

For more information, please visit MIAD Galleries.

The exhibit showcases junior student work from MIAD’s six majors: Communication Design, Illustration, Interior Architecture and Design, Fine Art + New Studio Practice, Product Design and Fashion and Apparel Design.

The featured work covers 2D, 3D and 4D projects from core and elective courses, including collaborations with community partners on sponsored client projects.

The exhibit features the talent and vision of a new generation of emerging artists and designers and reflects how, through a broad range of experiences, MIAD’s 3rd year curriculum prepares students for careers in their respective fields.

The junior year is a transformative year in which students hone their unique individual voices and set a direction for their professional focus in their senior year.

For more information, please visit MIAD Galleries. 

Wisconsin artist and designer Lois Ehlert is well known for her illustration work and, in some cases, authorship of 60 primarily children’s books. These include “Chicka Chicka Boom Boom,” “Growing Vegetable Soup” and “Planting a Rainbow.” This comprehensive exhibit features artwork from many of these books, plus many other creative projects from posters, wall hangings and even her own Christmas cards. Additionally, the exhibition delves into the processes behind this vast life-long creative output.

For more information, please visit MIAD Galleries.

The exhibit showcases junior student work from MIAD’s six majors: Communication Design, Illustration, Interior Architecture and Design, Fine Art + New Studio Practice, Product Design and Fashion and Apparel Design.

The featured work covers 2D, 3D and 4D projects from core and elective courses, including collaborations with community partners on sponsored client projects.

The exhibit features the talent and vision of a new generation of emerging artists and designers and reflects how, through a broad range of experiences, MIAD’s 3rd year curriculum prepares students for careers in their respective fields.

The junior year is a transformative year in which students hone their unique individual voices and set a direction for their professional focus in their senior year.

For more information, please visit MIAD Galleries. 

Wisconsin artist and designer Lois Ehlert is well known for her illustration work and, in some cases, authorship of 60 primarily children’s books. These include “Chicka Chicka Boom Boom,” “Growing Vegetable Soup” and “Planting a Rainbow.” This comprehensive exhibit features artwork from many of these books, plus many other creative projects from posters, wall hangings and even her own Christmas cards. Additionally, the exhibition delves into the processes behind this vast life-long creative output.

For more information, please visit MIAD Galleries.

The exhibit showcases junior student work from MIAD’s six majors: Communication Design, Illustration, Interior Architecture and Design, Fine Art + New Studio Practice, Product Design and Fashion and Apparel Design.

The featured work covers 2D, 3D and 4D projects from core and elective courses, including collaborations with community partners on sponsored client projects.

The exhibit features the talent and vision of a new generation of emerging artists and designers and reflects how, through a broad range of experiences, MIAD’s 3rd year curriculum prepares students for careers in their respective fields.

The junior year is a transformative year in which students hone their unique individual voices and set a direction for their professional focus in their senior year.

For more information, please visit MIAD Galleries. 

Wisconsin artist and designer Lois Ehlert is well known for her illustration work and, in some cases, authorship of 60 primarily children’s books. These include “Chicka Chicka Boom Boom,” “Growing Vegetable Soup” and “Planting a Rainbow.” This comprehensive exhibit features artwork from many of these books, plus many other creative projects from posters, wall hangings and even her own Christmas cards. Additionally, the exhibition delves into the processes behind this vast life-long creative output.

For more information, please visit MIAD Galleries.

The exhibit showcases junior student work from MIAD’s six majors: Communication Design, Illustration, Interior Architecture and Design, Fine Art + New Studio Practice, Product Design and Fashion and Apparel Design.

The featured work covers 2D, 3D and 4D projects from core and elective courses, including collaborations with community partners on sponsored client projects.

The exhibit features the talent and vision of a new generation of emerging artists and designers and reflects how, through a broad range of experiences, MIAD’s 3rd year curriculum prepares students for careers in their respective fields.

The junior year is a transformative year in which students hone their unique individual voices and set a direction for their professional focus in their senior year.

For more information, please visit MIAD Galleries. 

Wisconsin artist and designer Lois Ehlert is well known for her illustration work and, in some cases, authorship of 60 primarily children’s books. These include “Chicka Chicka Boom Boom,” “Growing Vegetable Soup” and “Planting a Rainbow.” This comprehensive exhibit features artwork from many of these books, plus many other creative projects from posters, wall hangings and even her own Christmas cards. Additionally, the exhibition delves into the processes behind this vast life-long creative output.

For more information, please visit MIAD Galleries.

The exhibit showcases junior student work from MIAD’s six majors: Communication Design, Illustration, Interior Architecture and Design, Fine Art + New Studio Practice, Product Design and Fashion and Apparel Design.

The featured work covers 2D, 3D and 4D projects from core and elective courses, including collaborations with community partners on sponsored client projects.

The exhibit features the talent and vision of a new generation of emerging artists and designers and reflects how, through a broad range of experiences, MIAD’s 3rd year curriculum prepares students for careers in their respective fields.

The junior year is a transformative year in which students hone their unique individual voices and set a direction for their professional focus in their senior year.

For more information, please visit MIAD Galleries. 

Wisconsin artist and designer Lois Ehlert is well known for her illustration work and, in some cases, authorship of 60 primarily children’s books. These include “Chicka Chicka Boom Boom,” “Growing Vegetable Soup” and “Planting a Rainbow.” This comprehensive exhibit features artwork from many of these books, plus many other creative projects from posters, wall hangings and even her own Christmas cards. Additionally, the exhibition delves into the processes behind this vast life-long creative output.

For more information, please visit MIAD Galleries.

The exhibit showcases junior student work from MIAD’s six majors: Communication Design, Illustration, Interior Architecture and Design, Fine Art + New Studio Practice, Product Design and Fashion and Apparel Design.

The featured work covers 2D, 3D and 4D projects from core and elective courses, including collaborations with community partners on sponsored client projects.

The exhibit features the talent and vision of a new generation of emerging artists and designers and reflects how, through a broad range of experiences, MIAD’s 3rd year curriculum prepares students for careers in their respective fields.

The junior year is a transformative year in which students hone their unique individual voices and set a direction for their professional focus in their senior year.

For more information, please visit MIAD Galleries. 

Wisconsin artist and designer Lois Ehlert is well known for her illustration work and, in some cases, authorship of 60 primarily children’s books. These include “Chicka Chicka Boom Boom,” “Growing Vegetable Soup” and “Planting a Rainbow.” This comprehensive exhibit features artwork from many of these books, plus many other creative projects from posters, wall hangings and even her own Christmas cards. Additionally, the exhibition delves into the processes behind this vast life-long creative output.

For more information, please visit MIAD Galleries.

The exhibit showcases junior student work from MIAD’s six majors: Communication Design, Illustration, Interior Architecture and Design, Fine Art + New Studio Practice, Product Design and Fashion and Apparel Design.

The featured work covers 2D, 3D and 4D projects from core and elective courses, including collaborations with community partners on sponsored client projects.

The exhibit features the talent and vision of a new generation of emerging artists and designers and reflects how, through a broad range of experiences, MIAD’s 3rd year curriculum prepares students for careers in their respective fields.

The junior year is a transformative year in which students hone their unique individual voices and set a direction for their professional focus in their senior year.

For more information, please visit MIAD Galleries. 

Wisconsin artist and designer Lois Ehlert is well known for her illustration work and, in some cases, authorship of 60 primarily children’s books. These include “Chicka Chicka Boom Boom,” “Growing Vegetable Soup” and “Planting a Rainbow.” This comprehensive exhibit features artwork from many of these books, plus many other creative projects from posters, wall hangings and even her own Christmas cards. Additionally, the exhibition delves into the processes behind this vast life-long creative output.

For more information, please visit MIAD Galleries.

The exhibit showcases junior student work from MIAD’s six majors: Communication Design, Illustration, Interior Architecture and Design, Fine Art + New Studio Practice, Product Design and Fashion and Apparel Design.

The featured work covers 2D, 3D and 4D projects from core and elective courses, including collaborations with community partners on sponsored client projects.

The exhibit features the talent and vision of a new generation of emerging artists and designers and reflects how, through a broad range of experiences, MIAD’s 3rd year curriculum prepares students for careers in their respective fields.

The junior year is a transformative year in which students hone their unique individual voices and set a direction for their professional focus in their senior year.

For more information, please visit MIAD Galleries. 

Wisconsin artist and designer Lois Ehlert is well known for her illustration work and, in some cases, authorship of 60 primarily children’s books. These include “Chicka Chicka Boom Boom,” “Growing Vegetable Soup” and “Planting a Rainbow.” This comprehensive exhibit features artwork from many of these books, plus many other creative projects from posters, wall hangings and even her own Christmas cards. Additionally, the exhibition delves into the processes behind this vast life-long creative output.

For more information, please visit MIAD Galleries.