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New and notable role changes in the art world include appointments at the Jewish Museum, Harvard Art Museums and Sculpture Milwaukee.

Morningstar removes ratings Chicago-based financial services giant Morningstar removed unfair controversy ratings from over 100 firms operating in or doing business with Israel, after advocacy by Jewish Federations and other Jewish and pro-Israel groups, according to a news release. “After months of negotiations and discussions with Morningstar about its assumptions, sources, and language, we appreciate

Sculpture Milwaukee announced its 2023 exhibiting artists. The Sculpture Milwaukee exhibition begins June 30, 2023 and runs through October 2024.

Sculpture Milwaukee has announced the full roster of artists whose work was selected for the 2023 installment of this annual Downtown outdoor art gallery.

UW-Milwaukee Professors Whitney Moon and Jennifer Johung - in partnership with Sculpture Milwaukee and a quartet of local institutions of higher learning - have curated a new show that will open April 21 at The Avenue, 275 W. Wisconsin Ave.

Exhibit by area colleges in downtown complex will complement main sculpture event.

Sculpture Milwaukee has been bringing public art to the streets of downtown Milwaukee for the past five years. Since it began, the project has featured pieces from prominent artists, displaying them in public spaces for all Milwaukeeans to enjoy. This year’s newest exhibition will feature various works that play on the city’s relationship to nature.

Sculpture Milwaukee unveiled new public artwork for 2022 in downtown Milwaukee. The nonprofit plans to add more sculptures later this summer.

The Milwaukee Jewish Community Relations Council noted an increase in statements that compared the Holocaust to mask and vaccine requirements.

The Milwaukee Jewish Community Relations Council noted an increase in statements that compared the Holocaust to mask and vaccine requirements.