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Crystal Montgomery creates one-of-a-kind art that spans beyond the canvas (opens the original)
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Crystal Montgomery makes sure her art pops out. Her unique three-dimensional style isn’t boxed in by a canvas. The textures, materials and boisterous characteristics that reach beyond the original frame are a metaphor for her life. Montgomery worked nights while raising three children after her divorce. She went to school for cosmetology and worked in various manufacturing jobs while doing art on the weekends. She cites her moments spent with art as the keeper of her sanity and health. Now, she
Black Arts Fest MKE celebrates culture, creativity and community (opens the original)
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Ponchos, umbrellas and relentless spirits filled the Summerfest grounds at Saturday’s Black Arts Fest MKE. Founded in 2018, the festival celebrates the deep roots of African heritage and the creativity of Black cultural arts. The theme for the 2026 iteration of the festival was “Unity and Community.” Multiple performances and numerous activities were planned for the day of celebration. Though Saturday’s rainfall caused multiple events to be cancelled. Vendors, artists and performers found solace
Milwaukee celebrates Hank Aaron with mural at Clinton Rose Senior Center (opens the original)
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Monday afternoon brought the Milwaukee community together to honor late baseball icon Henry “Hank” Aaron. The day’s festivities included a ribbon-cutting ceremony for a new mural featuring Aaron and a proclamation from Mayor Cavalier Johnson recognizing July 20, 2026 as Henry Lewis “Hank” Aaron Day. Aaron, who died on January 22, 2021, spent the first 12 years of his career playing for the Milwaukee Braves, before the team moved to Atlanta. His love for Milwaukee brought him back to the city to
Squire Robinson leads a new generation of Milwaukee artists with his distinctly bold style (opens the original)
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In a cavernous attic studio stands Squire Robinson. Next to him on the ground is an unfinished painting of his. Hung above him are numerous paintings that he’s finished in the past year. The walls are filled with works of art, crafted by the various artists who also call 100% MKE, a nonprofit arts studio and workspace at 217 N. Broadway, home. Robinson’s art doesn’t just stand among them – it stands out. Maybe it’s the saturated reds that prevail in each of his pieces. Maybe it’s the bold stroke
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