MILWAUKEE — The Haggerty Museum of Art at Marquette University presents a season of exhibitions highlighting human journeys, adversity, and resilience.
“No One Knows All It Takes” is an exhibition that promotes empathy and connection, recognizing that true well-being requires universal care.
“Life Lines” invites viewers to engage deeply with art and religion, encouraging self-reflection and discovery.
“Capture the Senses: Attraction and Horror in Early Modern Art” uses works by Early Modern artists to explore how aesthetic pleasure set against terrifying subjects evokes powerful psychological responses.
Watch: Haggerty Museum of Art fall exhibitions highlight human journeys, adversity, and resilience
“Installation No. 46 (Rhythmus 24)” is a new video installation by Jan Tichy that explores ways of measuring time.
"We are pleased to offer a full season of free-to-the-public exhibitions that provide inspiration points and conversation starters about our collective health and healing,” said Director John McKinnon.
For more information, visit the Haggerty Museum of Art website.
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