This exhibit by Ed, Philip, and Matt Moulthrop presents more than seventy turned wood vessels created between 1979 and today. The Moulthrops are a dynasty of artists, known for their concentration on the inherent beauty of local woods, elegant vessel forms, and innovations in surface treatment and turning techniques. This exhibition reveals their collective importance within the field of woodturning and contemporary crafts.

'Creatures from the Deep' showcases Arline Fisch's use of knitting and crocheting techniques to create these larger-than-life sea creatures made of wire.

This exhibit glorifies the adornment of the human body, the effect of the psyche and pain. This group show digs deep for the sublime, for the unusual, building textures and juxtapositions.

New Intersections: Form and Meaning in Design expands perceptions of product design through an innovative curatorial approach inspired by Daniel Pink's bestseller 'A Whole New Mind.' The exhibition views product designs through three intersecting perceptual lenses that illuminate design in new ways. Informed by Pink's "Six Senses," each lens embraces six groups of three words that further expand the viewer's understanding of underappreciated aspects of the design process and unexpected connections between strategies of perception.

This exhibit features approximately forty pieces that demonstrate Arline Fisch's use of color, imagery, scale and technique throughout her career.

This show presents highlights chosen from the nearly 500 artworks in craft media and works on paper received this year by the museum.

A yearlong animated collaboration with more than 700 students from 20 schools in 10 states, 'Project Identity' is the students' story of "who" and "where" they are - physically, emotionally and collectively.

This is a biennial exhibition of the creativity of multidisciplinary and "multigenerational" faculty artists and designers, who have returned from national and international exhibits opportunities to continue the work that inspires and informs their educational passion.

Inspired by his trips to Asia, Richard Bolingbroke has focused his artistic efforts on still life. His beautiful use of color, orchids and kimonos create works that inspire the imagination. Square and round bowls anchor the fluid blooming flowers that he uses. Uniting the flower and objects creates a sense of, what the artist calls, “a pulsating tension of opposites.” The complexities of the paintings reflect the complexities of life.

'Numismatics!' showcases a wealth of world history by way of collectible coinage. On display are nearly 200 rare, prized specimens that date from the 1800's to a few traditional currency items that date back to 2500 years. Many belong to organizations, regimes, colonies or even countries that no longer exist.

Heyman's nature photographs, taken in black and white, depict the contrast between light and shadow and spatial relationships between objects, and show how our environment is always changing. By combining the spontaneity of photojournalism and the aesthetics of fine art, Heymann successfully creates the unexpected.

This intense entertainment program brings down the house with hits from some of the most popular bands in the history of Rock and Roll. Songs from Aerosmith, Pink Floyd, Jimi Hendrix, The Doors, Led Zeppelin, U2, Metallica and more are choreographed to full dome high resolution computer animation.

This student exhibit explores different concepts of "treasure," and opens us up to the idea that value can be found in unexpected places and objects. It includes four display cases, each highlighting different types of "treasure" or artifacts.

A curators’ choice of 43 exclusive pieces of the Museum’s Nunnemacher Arms Collection.

Wisconsin has more mounds built by ancient native societies than any other region of North America. This display is devoted to such treasures and answers common questions about the American Indians who lived here long ago, and the kind of life they led.