Current & Upcoming Gallery Exhibits + Art Events
Opening Reception — Saturday, August 1st, 2026 from 4 – 6 PM
A visual art exhibition featuring a diverse group of Milwaukee artists who also teach art in Milwaukee Public Schools.
Opening Reception — Saturday, August 1st, 2026 from 4 – 6 PM
Steven Madison is a Milwaukee-based artist and has been a longtime member of the Jazz Gallery Center for the Arts (previously Riverwest Artist Association). In the 1970's Steve studied art at UW-Milwaukee where he majored in ceramics with a secondary focus in metals. Since then he has continued to practice his art in many different ways including large scale paintings on canvas. His primary focus in recent years has been paintings, large and small, of many different subjects from nature to his imaginings. Steve was chosen for a Solo Feature Wall exhibition in the 2025 JGCA Membership Exhibition.
At the Jazz Gallery Center for the Arts - 926 East Center Street
Opening Reception — Saturday, September 13th, 2026 from 4 – 6 PM
Each September Jazz Gallery Center for the Arts hosts the annual Members' Exhibition. Join 40 plus artists in a fun, diverse exhibition that also builds creative community and celebrates the many voices and talents in our midst. Exhibition related events and gallery talks offer relationship building opportunities. Five exhibiting artists will be selected for artist feature Small Wall Exhibition Awards from the Members' Exhibition.
Opening Reception — Saturday, August 1st, 2026 from 4 – 6 PM
Leah Cashaw is a Milwaukee artist, art teacher and entrepreneur. She received her Bachelors of Arts degree from Mount Mary University. She majored in Art Therapy and minored in business. She is the creator of Vadose Orchid, an upcycled jewelry & art business and has participated in several craft shows such as Mount Mary Starving Artist show, Milwaukee Makers Market, The Wisconsin State Fair, Tosa Farmers market and more! She is also a Project Pitch It Season 10 (2026) Finalist and Awardee. Her ultimate goals is to have creative reuse centers in Milwaukee and reimagining waste in the art making process-making art both sustainable and affordable for all.