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Best Art Galleries in Milwaukee

Real videos of Art Galleries in Milwaukee — 2 places, filmed by creators on the ground.

Ranked venues

  1. Milwaukee Art Museum

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    CulturalArchitecturalEngagingIconic designArt exhibitsRooftop dining

    About the venue

    The Milwaukee Art Museum, spanning 341,000 square feet, is an architectural landmark located along Lake Michigan. Known for its striking Santiago Calatrava-designed Quadracopter that opens up to admit natural light, the museum houses over 30,000 works of art. It offers a mixture of contemporary and classic exhibits, along with a notable collection of American art. With regular family programming and rooftop dining available, it attracts art lovers and tourists alike.

    What the videos show

    The video showcases a series of reflective spherical glass sculptures displayed in a gallery space. The camera pans across these sculptures, each exhibiting a variety of colors and reflections.

    700 N Art Museum Dr

  2. The Outsider

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    $$$RooftopChillScenicCraft cocktailsCity viewsOutdoor seating

    About the venue

    The Outsider, located on Chicago Street in Milwaukee, provides a rooftop bar experience with stunning city views and a relaxed outdoor vibe. Opened in 2019, this spot features a mix of craft cocktails and a concise menu of shareable bites, like charcuterie boards and seasonal salads. The space is perfect for social gatherings, especially during warmer months when the rooftop is open. Additionally, they host various events and live music, drawing in both local residents and visitors. Reservations are recommended, especially for sunset views.

    What the videos show

    The video starts with a woman smiling at the camera while holding a red purse, standing against a backdrop of artwork. The camera then moves downwards, capturing blurred visuals of the floor's patterned carpeting before focusing back upwards towards the wall with artworks. As the camera stabilizes, it reveals more of the room filled with art displays and several people moving around within the space.

    310 E Chicago St