Brad Anthony Bernard is a Milwaukee-based artist, muralist, and educator whose vibrant public art celebrates cultural heritage and strengthens community connection. Through bold, expressive murals that honor Black leaders, explore themes of liberation, and illuminate historical narratives, Brad invites reflection, dialogue, and collective pride.

His mural Olmsted’s Vision is a permanent installation at Art Intersection MKE, serving as a powerful testament to his dedication to history, community storytelling, and the transformative potential of public art.

Kimberly Burnett is a self‑taught artist and illustrator currently living and working in Milwaukee, WI. Drawn to the tension between realism and abstraction, she has developed a signature style she describes as fractured realism.

Her mural Wisconsin Farm Scene is a cloudscape that highlights her connection to farming and nature.

Hagopian Arts LLC is an independent, female-owned public art initiative rooted in West Philadelphia and founded by muralist Kala Hagopian in 2016.

Her mural Wild Medicine Eco Mural 24: MKE – Living Systems is rooted in the landscape of the Art Intersection MKE Outdoor Gallery. It's composed of plants growing on-site and a rusty patched bumblebee, which is endangered.

Karim Jabbari is a Tunisian artist celebrated for blending traditional Arabic calligraphy such as Maghribi and Kufic scripts with modern light art techniques. His work has been showcased around the world and is known for connecting cultures and preserving heritage through visual storytelling.

His collaborative mural The Sacred Song of Life, created with his wife Jaime Brown, is a permanent installation that features the elements Earth, Water, Air, and Fire in Arabic calligraphy. The mural is inspired by a poem by Abu Alqassem Chebbi.

Karim will also present a captivating Live Light Calligraphy performance at Art Intersection MKE, showcasing his artistry and innovation.

John Kowalczyk's works across mixed media paintings and large-scale installations.

His mural A Tough Mind and A Tender Heart  draws on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. call to combine the toughness of the serpent with the softness of a dove, a message of relentless and empathetic pursuit of a better community. 

Jesse Meyer is a sculptor and fine artist based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. He is renowned for his innovative metalwork and expressive figurative sculptures. With a background in design and fabrication, Jesse creates distinctive pieces that blend traditional techniques such as cold-forging with contemporary aesthetics. His work often explores the human form, resulting in intricate, layered compositions that invite close examination.

Jesse’s sensory sculpture series is a permanent installation, offering visitors an interactive and immersive experience that transforms art into a tactile and spatial dialogue.

Andre Saint Louis is a Milwaukee-based artist, designer, photographer, and custom furniture maker known for his exceptional craftsmanship and community-centered approach to art. From bespoke creations to striking public sculptures, his work embodies creativity, connection, and a deep engagement with social themes.

His sculpture Diminishing Returns is a permanent installation that explores environmental, economic, and political issues, inviting viewers to reflect on the forces shaping our shared future.

Devona crafts sweeping murals and expressive fine art paintings that breathe new life into the spaces they occupy, using rich color and layering to explore the many facets of human emotion and experience. Her mural Across Waters, We Bloomed honors Filipino strength, freedom, and pride, celebrating the resilience and courage to build new beginnings 

Milwaukee artist Drew York brings the energy of the streets to his murals and visual work. After retiring from a career as a professional BMX rider, he channeled years of traveling and city exploration into a deep love for public art and creative expression. 

His mural Old Friend is variation on the Pirate Rabbit, a character that's appeared in Drew's work for over 20 years and symbolizes curiosity, resilience, and the urge to leave your mark on life. 

Jaime Brown is a mural artist based in Kenosha, Wisconsin. Her vibrant works are deeply rooted in her Ojibwe heritage and Islamic faith. Her murals, featured across the United States and internationally, emphasize cultural connection, spiritual symbolism, and the power of storytelling through public art.

Her collaborative mural The Sacred Song of Life, created with her husband Karim Jabbari, is a permanent installation that features the elements Earth, Water, Air, and Fire in Arabic calligraphy. Inspired by a poem by Abu Alqassem Chebbi.

Nova Czarnecki creates lush, figurative oil paintings where human bodies and natural forms merge—trees, petals, and organic shapes––into meditations on connection and meaning. 

Her mural Our Royal Banquet speaks to how all living things are bound together, spiritually and physically, and how each deserves love and care.

Rozalia's extensive professional work encompasses a diverse range of murals that she has skillfully crafted in both indoor and outdoor settings.

Her mural Las Caras Lindas de Mi Gente Negra translates as "The Beautiful Faces of My Black People," is a celebration of Afro-Latinidad. It honors Black Latinos for their contributions to culture, history, and community. 

Fred Kaems is a multi-faceted artist hailing from Milwaukee, Wisconsin. He engages in various forms of artistic expression, including painting, design, and crafting.

His mural Purple Perch reflects on freedom and stewardship.

Keenan Lampe is a sculptor based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and Co-Founder of 20 Ton Studios. He creates large-scale works that confront complex social and environmental issues, blending meticulous craftsmanship with satirical humor.

His sculpture Mutually Assured Destruction: Imminent is a permanent installation, engaging viewers with difficult realities through playful, thought-provoking forms.

Mz. Icar is an anonymous art collective made up primarily of Black women who are committed to pushing the boundaries of creative expression and social impact. Our work lives at the intersection of innovation and transformation, using art as a tool to question, disrupt, and reimagine the world around us. 
Their mural and augmented reality experience Blooming Forward celebrates growth, play, and exploration as essential parts of a thriving future –– both personally and collectively. 

Senkoe’s work opens a doorway into a lucid, animal-dream realm where myth, memory, and the contemporary moment converse, forming a chimeric Mexican identity. 
His mural Waawaashkeshi (Deer in Ojibwe) is inspired by wildlife that migrates between present day Mexico and the United States, a reminder that as we move through time and space, we travel, transform, and find new ways of inhabiting the world without forgetting where we come from.

Daniel Wilson, originally from Cambridge, UK and now based in Chicago, USA, is a multimedia artist whose practice spans painting, illustration, photography, and murals. His work explores themes of human connection, energy, and emotion, reflecting a deep curiosity about the hidden layers of life.

His mural Mother Nature in Mother Hood is a permanent installation that highlights Daniel’s skill as a portrait artist and his ability to blend intimacy with universal storytelling.