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ArtXpress–The Mural Lives On!
Sometimes I’m amazed at how a program can continue to live on, long after it’s finished–and how wonderfully collaborative staff here at the Museum can be!
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Tagged artxpress, bus mural, collaboration, Museum Store, Teen Programs
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ArtXpress 2014: Remember Struggle Create Change
There’s a reason why the summer teen program at the Milwaukee Art Museum is called ArtXpress. In less than a month, a group of sixteen high school students came together to absorb the current Kandinsky: A Retrospective exhibition, digest the … Continue reading
ArtXpress Teen Program: ONE-MKE
How does one respond to a show like 30 Americans, which raises so many contemporary issues about identity, place and culture? How does this exhibition fit into a city that at first glance is all about motorcycles, baseball, and beer? … Continue reading
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Tagged 30 Americans, artxpress, nina chanel abney, Teen Programs, Teens, teens in museums
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