The John Michael Kohler Arts Center (JMKAC) is a nationally acclaimed visual and performing arts complex located in Sheboygan, Wisconsin. It is known worldwide for preserving and exhibiting artist-built environments—where artists transform their surroundings into exceptional, multifaceted works of art, and visitors experience art in a deeply personal way that speaks to them and also reflects our common humanity.JMKAC’s mission is to generate a creative exchange between artists and the public. The Arts Center features rotating contemporary art exhibitions and hosts multidisciplinary artist residencies throughout the year. Onsite are eight gallery spaces, a performing arts theatre, and a family-friendly café serving fresh, seasonal fare. The museum gift shop features unique gifts and handmade artist creations. Classes and workshops are offered throughout the year for students of all ages. A hands-on art studio and award-winning, artist-designed washrooms round out the experience. During the summer months, JMKAC presents a free outdoor concert series and a popular arts festival.&nbsp;Admission and parking are always free.&nbsp;Winner of the 2023 Governor’s Tourism Award for Arts, Culture &amp; Heritage.Image: John Michael Kohler Arts Center, 2023. Photo courtesy of John Michael Kohler Arts Center.

THE ROAD LESS TRAVELED EXHIBITION SERIES

MYTHOLOGIES: EUGENE VON BRUENCHENHEIN&nbsp; 
LISA STONE 
BRETT LITTMAN 
MICHELLE GRABNER 
CHRIS WILEY 
KAREN PATTERSON

In 1984, the John Michael Kohler Arts Center launched its first exhibition of Eugene Von Bruenchenhein&#39;s (1910&ndash;1983) work and currently cares for over 200 individual works by the Milwaukee artist. Von Bruenchenhein&#39;s work is garnering newfound attention and his work is included in exhibitions around the world.

Mythologies: Eugene Von Bruenchenhein, Lisa Stone, Brett Littman, Michelle Grabner, Chris Wiley and Karen Patterson

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