Upcoming Events
Opening Reception: CRYSTALBLUFFMADONNA: Hannah Smith
Please join us on Friday, August 14th from 5-8PM for the opening reception of our latest exhibition: CRYSTALBLUFFMADONNA by Hannah Smith.
In CRYSTALBLUFFMADONNA, oversized jewelry-like forms stretch, puncture, and deform the architecture, transforming the gallery into something between a body, a construction site, and a cartoon. Hannah Smith is an interdisciplinary artist and a Lecturer at the University of Kentucky in digital design and 3D fabrication.
We hope to see you then!
Material Workshop with Hannah Smith
Join artist Hannah Smith in creating a small-scale casting using a simple gelatin-sand bioplastic recipe that they created on the beach; that’s right, the beach! The artist will be 3D printing a couple of simple designs for you to select from and create the design under their direction.
Bioplastic is a generic term to describe polymers that are completely biodegradable and typically created using household ingredients. For this material workshop, we will be using vinegar, gelatin, water, sand, and vegetable oil. Join us at the opening reception of CRYSTALBLUFFMADONNA on Friday, August 14th from 5-8PM to participate.
This simple gelatin-sand bioplastic mix was used for the sand-castle ball end on this piercing (shown: Hannah Smith, Mass Explosions, Soup Too Hot, Ice Too Cold, Grass Too Green, Sky Too Blue, 2026. Biocomposite terrazzo with recycled PLA and oyster shell aggregate, cast bioplastic and tapioca starch rubber. 40 x 20 x 10 inches.).
Virtual Talk with Beth Lipman & Glenn Adamson
Please join us on Wednesday, June 24th at 11:00AM (central time) for a virtual discussion between Beth Lipman, our current exhibiting artist who is located in Sheboygan Falls, Wisconsin and Glenn Adamson, curator, writer and historian based in New York and London.
This talk is in conjunction with the exhibition BETH LIPMAN: THE MAP IS NOT THE TERRITORY which features two new and never-before-seen works by the artist: Doppelgänger and The Map is Not the Territory.
Beth Lipman: The Map is Not the Territory: Opening Reception
Please join us on Friday, June 12th from 5-8PM for the opening reception of Beth Lipman: The Map is Not the Territory. This exhibition runs June 12th - July 25th, 2026.
Stop by, say hello, and witness two new works on view for the first time.
Beth Lipman at the Door County Contemporary Art Fair with One-Off Exhibitions
We are excited to head up north to the Door County Contemporary Art Fair June 4-7, 2026 in Fish Creek, WI.
Our featured artist is the one-and-only Beth Lipman whose sculptural and two-dimensional practice generates from the Still Life genre. We will be showing work that invites reflection on care, consumption, material histories, consumerism, and global cycles of production and disposal.
We hope to see you on one or all of the days of the fair!
Opening Reception for J Myszka Lewis: CONSUMED
Join us on Friday, April 17 from 5-8PM for the opening reception of CONSUMED by J Myszka Lewis. This exhibition will feature four large new works and is on view through Saturday, May 30, 2026.
Performance with Kim Miller & Tara Bogart
Please join on us Saturday, March 14th at 2PM for a performance with Kim Miller and Tara Bogart. The artists will incorporate your submitted notions of the space between into their performance. You can submit your notions here. We hope to see you soon!
Opening Reception: the space between: Tara Bogart
Please join us on Friday, February 27th from 5-8PM for an opening reception with the artist for our latest exhibition, the space between by Tara Bogart.
Something Familiar
Something Familiar is an intimate movement installation inspired by the choreographer's familial roots in Ozark County, Missouri, with original music by composer and contemporary banjo artist Michael Rosetto. Dancers move through a make-shift living room in the petite gallery, and create a felt, personal experience of inhabiting a shared space. Through dance, song, and scenic elements, the piece explores real and imagined histories, genetic memory, and the pain and wonder of the ephemeral.
Something Familiar
Here’s something UN-Familiar to take your sweetheart to….
Something Familiar is an intimate movement installation inspired by the choreographer's familial roots in Ozark County, Missouri, with original music by composer and contemporary banjo artist Michael Rosetto. Dancers move through a make-shift living room in the petite gallery, and create a felt, personal experience of inhabiting a shared space. Through dance, song, and scenic elements, the piece explores real and imagined histories, genetic memory, and the pain and wonder of the ephemeral.
LIMITED SEATING: purchase your tickets HERE.
Something Familiar
Something Familiar is an intimate movement installation inspired by the choreographer's familial roots in Ozark County, Missouri, with original music by composer and contemporary banjo artist Michael Rosetto. Dancers move through a make-shift living room in the petite gallery, and create a felt, personal experience of inhabiting a shared space. Through dance, song, and scenic elements, the piece explores real and imagined histories, genetic memory, and the pain and wonder of the ephemeral.
Something Familiar
Something Familiar is an intimate movement installation inspired by the choreographer's familial roots in Ozark County, Missouri, with original music by composer and contemporary banjo artist Michael Rosetto. Dancers move through a make-shift living room in the petite gallery, and create a felt, personal experience of inhabiting a shared space. Through dance, song, and scenic elements, the piece explores real and imagined histories, genetic memory, and the pain and wonder of the ephemeral.
LIMITED SEATING: purchase your tickets HERE.
Something Familiar
Something Familiar is an intimate movement installation inspired by the choreographer's familial roots in Ozark County, Missouri, with original music by composer and contemporary banjo artist Michael Rosetto. Dancers move through a make-shift living room in the petite gallery, and create a felt, personal experience of inhabiting a shared space. Through dance, song, and scenic elements, the piece explores real and imagined histories, genetic memory, and the pain and wonder of the ephemeral.
Something Familiar
Something Familiar is an intimate movement installation inspired by the choreographer's familial roots in Ozark County, Missouri, with original music by composer and contemporary banjo artist Michael Rosetto. Dancers move through a make-shift living room in the petite gallery, and create a felt, personal experience of inhabiting a shared space. Through dance, song, and scenic elements, the piece explores real and imagined histories, genetic memory, and the pain and wonder of the ephemeral.
LIMITED SEATING: purchase your tickets HERE.
Dawn Springer Dance Projects Artist Benefit and Opening Party
ARTIST BENEFIT NIGHT!
In celebration of the opening of their show at ONE-OFF EXHIBITIONS and to help raise funds for their projects, please join DAWN SPRINGER DANCE PROJECTS on January 17th for a wine reception and performances. Performances include current and former Milwaukee Ballet affiliated artists & beyond in STEP OF TWO (male cast), the music of MARIELLE ALLSCHWANG, excerpts from our featured performance SOMETHING FAMILIAR… and more!
Doors open at 7:00PM and performances begin at 7:30PM
LIMITED SEATING: purchase your tickets HERE.
Teddy's Secular Christmas Celebration & White Elephant Gift Exchange!
Join us on Friday, December 19th for some Holiday Cheer, a White Elephant Gift Exchange, and of course: TEDDY’S CHRISTMAS EXHIBITION!
Teddy’s Christmas Exhibition
Please join us on Friday, November 7th from 5-8PM for the opening reception of TEDDY’S CHRISTMAS EXHIBITION: Work by Teddy Dean Lepley III.
Draw & Cry with Lillian Supanich
Join us on Thursday, October 30th for a Draw & Cry session with artist Lillian Supanich in conjunction with her exhibition, WEEPING WOMEN. Keep your favorite sad songs in mind for a collaborative playlist and bring along any art materials you may want to use (some drawing tools, paper, and tissues will be provided). Let your emotions run off the page!
Opening Reception:
WEEPING WOMEN: LILLIAN SUPANICH
September 26 - November 1, 2025
Opening Reception: Friday, September 26: 5-8PM
Artist Talk with Tyanna J. Buie
Mark your calendars and join us on Saturday, September 13 at 1PM for an artist talk with Tyanna J. Buie.
OPENING RECEPTION
Please join us on Friday, August 8th from 5-8PM for the opening reception for Tyanna J. Buie: Now Playing! and the first exhibition in our space. This exhibition runs AUGUST 8 - SEPTEMBER 20, 2025.
We are located within Real Tinsel at 1013 West Historic Mitchell Street in MKE, WI.
We are open on Saturdays from 10-4PM or by appointment.