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Art intersection MKE logo with four individually colored arrows pointing towards the center.

About 

Art Intersection MKE is an outdoor sculpture and mural gallery created for public benefit. We believe that art combined with meaningful human connection is the Art of Living Well.

 

We seamlessly integrate green infrastructure, native plants, flowers and trees with public art, providing a place for nature and creativity. This is a place where people come together to develop and experience meaningful connections through art and community.
 

Our outdoor gallery serves as a dynamic platform for artists of all backgrounds to showcase their talents and for the community to engage and celebrate creative expression– enhancing the cultural richness of our area.  

 

Art Intersection MKE provides diverse community arts and entertainment programming. Our events are designed to inspire, engage and connect people from all walks of life. 

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Inclusivity and representation are at the core of our values. We aspire and strive to be a space where everyone feels valued and seen. Our goal is to reflect the diverse voices within our community through the art we showcase and events we host.

 

Join us at Art Intersection MKE to experience the profound connection between art, community and environmental sustainability. Together, we can cultivate the Art of Living Well. 

 

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People gathering outdoors engaging in art activities under four 10x10 canopies. One canopy is blue, another is orange, and there are two white canopies. There is a group of about 30 people in this scene wearing hats and coats. Trees with yellow, reddish and orange leaves indicates it is autumn.
Image of a greenspace and a mural. The mural has a colorful abstract light blue background with spashes of yellow, red, pink, purple, and orange. The middle of the mural is a large black and white portriat of a black woman gazing directly at you wearing a headscarf
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