It’s a year of celebration at Walker’s Point Center for the Arts (WPCA) as we reach 35 years of service—as a cultural hub of the Walker’s Point neighborhood—and a strong advocate for underrepresented artists in Milwaukee. and after. With the many changes that can be seen in this neighborhood, one thing has not changed: WPCA’s long-standing commitment to equality in the arts and in the world at large drives everything we do. .
Being part of a community has a responsibility to develop and build on existing community assets. This approach not only informs our collaboration, developing our programs and many technical knowledge in the arts, it provides a foundation and ensures the youth and artists in this community.
The 10th Annual “Celebration of Us” Youth Art Exhibition runs through August 12, and art workshops by young artists during the 2022 Summer Art Camp include printmaking projects , painting, paper making, sculpture and media arts. You can also check out the Exhibiting Member: Jeanette Arellano until October 1. This artist and WPCA member whose work explores issues of socio-cultural change and immigration was one of the artists four members selected by the juror Dr. Kantara Souffrant for a solo show during our 2021. Annual Members’ Show. This year’s show will run September 2-October 7 when a new set of featured artist members will be selected. All WPCA members are eligible to exhibit and be selected for this distinction!
We ask you to continue to support this important cause by attending the Full Moon Gala which will take place in the Lady of the Harbor on August 19, 5:30-8:30 pm. or by becoming a member. Here’s to 35 more years of powerful community impact!
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