We’re getting ready for the Wisconsin Triennial, are you? From visiting artists’ studios to photographing work in our photo room, the “Wisconsin Triennial” is coming together. Make sure you come by for the opening reception on May 2, to see this exceptional group of artworks that reflect the richness of Wisconsin. 📆 May 2 – September 14, 2025 📍 Main Galleries 🎟️ Free Admission Learn more at: mmoca.org/events/2025triennial – #MMoCA #MadisonMuseumofContemporaryArt #wisconsintriennial #installation #wisconsinart @kellihoppmann @pferdeautos Kelli Hoppmann, “The Inevitable”, 2024. Oil on panel, 36 x 48 inches. © Kelli Hoppmann. Courtesy of the artist. Image courtesy of Mariah Moneda. Nomka Enkhee, “Horseboy”, 2024. Plastic container, aluminum tube, foam, found objects, 83 3/4 x 23 2/8 x 11 inches. © Nomka Enkhee. Courtesy of the artist. Nomka Enkhee, “Untitled”, 2024. Concrete mold, aluminum tube, found objects, 80 3/4 x 21 x 11 inches. © Nomka Enkhee. Courtesy of the artist. (fb)

To prepare for three new exhibitions in May, we are temporarily closing our doors from April 7–May 1, 2025. While closed to the public, the Museum will undergo much-needed maintenance on the stone floors in the lobby as well as repairs to the cooling system, fenestration, and lighting systems. MMoCA reopens on May 2, with the opening celebration of the Wisconsin Triennial! Opening in State Street Gallery is a solo show by José Lerma, an established artist whose first museum exhibition was in the Wisconsin Triennial and Henry Street Gallery offers a selection of artwork from the Museum’s permanent collection acquired from past triennials. Learn more: mmoca.org/april-closure – #MMoCA #MadisonMuseumofContemporaryArt #closure #wisconsintriennial #april (fb)