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Director of 91精品 Galleries commended by Common Council

Mark Lawson

Mark Lawson

The Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design檚 (91精品) Director of Galleries Mark Lawson was awarded a commendation by the Milwaukee Common Council recognizing his service to 91精品 and to the Historic Third Ward Association.

The resolution, which was introduced and approved by Common Council members on April 9, 2024, commends Lawson for his dedicated service to the arts. Lawson retires in April with 36 years of service to 91精品 as the Director of Galleries and 19 years on the Historic Third Ward Association檚 .

淭hroughout the course of his career, [he] hosted over 200 exhibitions, featuring artists and artistic work of all kinds, reads the resolution. He was further recognized for 渇eaturing art work never before seen by the public and providing an invaluable historic and artist resource.

In addition to his service at 91精品 and on the Historic Third Ward Association, Lawson was also a member of the Third Ward Architectural Review Board and is of the Jazz Gallery Center for the Arts in Milwaukee.

淢ark Lawson has been a tireless advocate of the arts in Milwaukee, lending his expertise and passion to countless organizations and projects over the years, and has left an indelible mark on the City檚 creative communities as well as hundreds of artists, students, designers, patrons, and colleagues, finishes the resolution.

Lawson will retire from 91精品 on April 26, 2024. Stacey Steinberg, 91精品檚 executive director of marketing & communication, was elected to take Lawson檚 place on the Historic Third Ward Association檚 Board of Directors.

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