Bronzeville Center for the Arts Takes Significant Step Toward Construction

Bronzeville Center for the Arts Takes Significant Step Toward Construction

The $55 million construction of the BCA and its 50,000-square-foot museum will be a lighthouse of creativity for the Black community and an anchor for Bronzeville.

Bronzeville arts center moves forward with demolition

Bronzeville Center for the Arts to raze old DNR site for a 55 million museum, marking a major step in revitalizing Milwaukee s African American cultural hub.

Plans for African American Art and Culture Museum gain momentum | Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service

The Bronzeville Center for the Arts announced Monday plans to begin demolition of the former Department of Natural Resources building at 2312 N. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, marking a step toward the creation of Milwaukee’s future African American Art and Culture Museum.  The museum has been a priority for the center, also known as the BCA, a nonprofit organization focused on highlighting the art and history of the African diaspora. It was foun…

Bronzeville Center for the Arts to begin demolition at future museum site

The Bronzeville Center for the Arts (BCA) is moving forward with its long-envisioned African American Art and Culture Museum project, announcing this week that demolition of the existing structure at 2312 N. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive will begin in June. The teardown of the existing structure, a former state office building, marks the first  […]