Art Museums in Wisconsin

• Regional: United States: Wisconsin: Arts and Entertainment: Museums 

• The Anthony Petullo Collection of Self-Taught and Outsider Art  - View array of art collections and information resources about art. With online audio-visual tours, news updates, and image gallery.
• Bergstrom-Mahler Museum  - Describes Germanic glass collection that numbers over 3,000 objects. Includes details about collections, events, exhibits and location.
• Charles Allis Art Museum  - Milwaukee museum shares information about exhibitions, events, collections and membership.
• Chazen Museum of Art  - Located on the campus of the University of Wisconsin-Madison, museum offers details about exhibits, programs, events and research.
• John Michael Kohler Arts Center  - Supplies information about graphic arts collection, calendar and visitor details.
• Leigh Yawkey Woodson Art Museum  - Showcases birds in art, sculpture garden and art exhibition schedules. With news updates and educational program details.
• Madison Museum of Contemporary Art  - Find visitor information, programs, events, exhibitions and collections.
• Madison Museum of Fine Art, Inc.  - Showcases tourist information, exhibition history, events calendar and facility rental details. Plus art collection gallery.
• Milwaukee Art Museum  - Provides museum details that include events, exhibits, collections and visitor information.
• Museum of Wisconsin Art  - Features the state’s primary venue for the exhibition of historic and contemporary Wisconsin art. Includes details about exhibitions, collections, events and research.
• Racine Art Museum  - Museum contains a permanent collection of over 4,000 objects of art and offers visitor guide, calendar and details.
• Rahr-West Art Museum  - Manitowoc, Wisconsin museum presents details about upcoming events, educational programming and location.
• Villa Terrace Decorative Arts Museum  - Milwaukee museum located in an Italian Renaissance-style villa features fine and decorative arts dating from the 15th to the 18th centuries, wrought-iron masterpieces by Cyril Colnik and a formal Garden.