Sculpture Milwaukee is an urban public art exhibition spread over 2 miles of public and private sidewalks and spaces in Downtown Milwaukee, Historic Third Ward, and beyond.


The 2022-23 exhibition, Nature Doesn't Know About Us guest curated by Ugo Rondinone will be on view through October 2023 and the 2023-24 exhibition Actual Fractals, Act I curated by John Riepenhoff is now on view through October 2024.


See the map below to schedule your next visit to see world-class sculpture!

GETTING HERE

 Drive

Use the map to get locations and directions to each individual sculpture.

 Bus

Many buses intersect the exhibition including: 12, 15, 30, 30X, 57, 80 Green, Gold, Blue. Download the MCTS Rider app for schedules, stops, and tickets.

 Bike

Bring your own bike or rent one from Bublr Bikes.

 Train

The Amtrak Hiawatha service runs daily trips between Milwaukee and Chicago. Milwaukee Intermodal Station is only a few block south of the exhibition.

MAP

Click the icons to get directions with Google Maps.


Exhibition Color Key:

Coral: Actual Fractals, Act I

Green: Nature Doesn't Know About Us

Blue: Legacy Works

Purple: there is this We

FAQs

  • Where should I park?

    Metered street parking is available along the exhibition route. To pay, use the meters on the sidewalk or download the MKE Park app. 


    There is generally a two-hour maximum for street parking. Keep in mind that parking is generally free after 6pm, and free all day on Sunday. For complete details always defer to posted signage. 


    Paid Parking Garages + Lots we recommend:

    • The Pfister Hotel Self-Park Garage (421 E Mason St, Milwaukee, WI 53202)
    • The Hilton Milwaukee Parking Garage (600-630 N 5th St, Milwaukee, WI 53203)

  • Where is the nearest restroom?

    Due to the unique nature of our exhibition, we do not offer designated public restrooms. 


    We invite you to patronize one of the many cafes, businesses or hotels along our route. These businesses have public restrooms available with a purchase. 


    East of the River:

    The Pfister Hotel - public and handicap-accessible bathrooms are available off the lobby. While you’re there check out their incredible artist-in-residency program and refresh with a beverage from their cafe or bar. 


    West of the River:

    The Hilton City Center Hotel - bathrooms are accessible from the main lobby


    Third Ward:

    The Milwaukee Public Market: Bathrooms are located on the second level, which can be accessed by stairs or elevators.

  • Where can I find a map of the works currently on view?

    sculpturemilwaukee.com/maps


    Artworks may be installed, deinstalled, or temporarily removed throughout the season at the discretion of the SMKE Staff.

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