Guido Brink

Space Encounter, 1972

Acrylic on panel

22"h x 28"w; framed

Guido Brink's 50 years of work and his past presence in the art community, including the founding of the Milwaukee School of the Arts (now the Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design), ranked him among the leading artists in Wisconsin during the second half of the 20th century. His work is found in a number of national and international collections including, the Busch-Reisinger Museum, Harvard University; Center for the Humanities, Loyola University, Chicago, Illinois; and the University of Wisconsin -Madison and Whitewater.

Peter Barrickman

Red Fog, 2020

Wax pastel and acrylic on canvas

8.75"h x 7"w

Peter Barrickman lives and produces art in Milwaukee. A past Mary L. Nohl Fund Fellow for Established Artists, his work has been shown at multiple venues including the Whitney Museum of American Art, NY; The Tate Modern, London; and the Milwaukee Art Museum, among others. Currently on MIAD's New Studio Practice: Fine Arts faculty, Barrickman's background includes both painting and film.

Evelyn Patricia Terry

Watermelon, Section 1

Oil on canvas

16"h x 20"w (stretched canvas)

A full-time artist since 1970, Terry has work in 400+ public, private and corporate collections. Working across several mediums, including printmaking, pastels, mixed media monoprints and installation work, her pieces have been shown at the Milwaukee Art Museum, Haggerty Museum of Art and the Whitney Museum in New York City. Public art projects include Giving Gifts at Milwaukee's Mitchell International Airport and Kindred Ties installed in Milwaukee's Bronzeville neighborhood.

This earlier work by Terry was donated from Vel Phillips' art collection. A lawyer, politician, jurist and Civil Rights activist, Phillips was one of the most prominent and accomplished figures of Milwaukee's African-American community.