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Part of what so many Milwaukeeans love about the current Milwaukee Public Museum, 800 W. Wells St., is the profusion of so-called Easter eggs, little somewhat hidden gems that folks love knowing about and sharing with others. The Future Museum will have its share.

Longtime supporters donate to MPM endowment. Its building drive still needs more donors.

The Empire State Building in New York, the world’s most celebrated Art Deco landmark, has undergone a reimagining of its visitor journey.

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Public Museum says it will take 8 years to move the 4 million items in its collections.

In the fifth and final Future Museum initial gallery reveal, Milwaukee Public Museum and exhibit designers Thinc Design unveiled sketches Tuesday of the Future Museums We Energies Foundation Gallery: Rainforest, the Puelicher Butterfly Vivarium and Bucyrus Rooftop Terrace.

Milwaukee Public Museum and exhibit design partner Thinc Design unveiled sketches of the Future Museum’s We Energies Foundation Gallery: Rainforest, the final of five permanent galleries to be revealed this spring.

Many who have visited the Milwaukee Public Museum – at least since the late 1990s – consider the Puelicher Butterfly Vivarium to be a highlight of their visit, a place where they get a break from the cold and watch iridescent-winged creatures flutter by within inches of their faces.

Milwaukee Public Museum revealed sketches of the future museum’s Rainforest exhibit, which includes a butterfly vivarium and rooftop terrace.

Milwaukee Public Museum and exhibit design partner Thinc Design unveiled details on Tuesday of the new museum’s “Living in a Dynamic World” gallery.