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The Museum stairwell with John Hitchcocks artworks of chairs with brightly colored ribbons on them.
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Triennial Talk • Cassie Marie Edwards and Katie Hudnall

Get to know the artwork on view at MMoCA from the artists who made it themselves. Stop into the museum for an insightful gallery talk by different artists each time. In these intimate discussions, learn more about the process, inspiration, and intention behind the art in the Wisconsin Triennial.

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Drink and Draw

After the Museum closes, get ready for an evening of figure drawing, friendship, and fun. Grab a pencil and a little liquid inspiration as Jane Fasse, Senior Adjunct Instructor at Edgewood College, guides you through the event. Bring your drawing supplies or use the ones provided as you sip and sketch the two body-inclusive nude models in a variety of poses.

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Art Market

From paintings to pottery, jewelry to jam, and chocolate to clothing, MMoCA is seeking the region’s finest handmade goods for this unique event. 


Current Exhibitions

Upcoming Exhibitions

An artwork consisting of overlapping white circles with a a spray-painted plant attached.

Sabina Ott: all this and not ordinary

October 15, 2025 – February 15, 2026

A landscape of the city of With clouds overhead and flanked by trees.

A Broad Sweep of Sky

December 12, 2025 – March 29, 2026


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Your support makes the art and experiences that MMoCA brings to our Madison community possible. MMoCA offers a wide range of membership options, including a free Friend of MMoCA level.


Keith Jackson, “Lil Brother,” 2023. oil on canvas, 40 x 30 x 1 1/2 inches. Gift of Charles Moffett and Phoebe Lapine. Collection of the Madison Museum of Contemporary Art. © Keith Jackson.

The Permanent Collection

Explore nearly 6,000 art objects representing roughly 1,400 artists in its permanent collection.