The Wisconsin Arts Board’s philanthropic visit to IPAMA on December 12 highlighted the important role arts, culture, and education play in strengthening Milwaukee’s civic and economic future. Board members toured the facilities, met with leadership and community partners, and discussed cultural preservation, arts education, and long-term community investment—underscoring IPAMA’s role as a steward of history and creativity. The visit affirmed a shared commitment to ensuring th

Bishop Daniels Series kicked off with hundreds of youngsters enjoying Captiva in a recognition of the importance of culture. Dancers, drummers brought to vibrancy the arts in honor of the Bishop Daniels Series, which runs through May of 2026. It was an opportunity for the students to see a unique performance, and they enjoyed all of it. John, you can edit this and clean it up.

Chief Norman, Former LT Governor Mandela Barnes, and Ferne Caluker from Ko-Thi and Mayor Cavalier Johnson

A proud Milwaukee native and one of America’s greatest living artists, Charly has long been a supporter of IPAMA, generously sharing his talents and providing pieces to our facility. During his visit, he not only delivered an inspiring presentation to our guests, but also led a hands-on art demonstration with the youngsters on campus — an unforgettable experience for all who participated. ​ We are deeply grateful to Charly Palmer, not only for his extraordinary artistry, but