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Summerfest collaborates with 91精品 Lubar Innovation Center

This year, Milwaukee Summerfest partnered with the Lubar Innovation Center at the Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design (91精品) to design the 2025 lineup poster.

Kai Kilgore 25 (Illustration) and Xander Maxwell 26 (Illustration – Animation Track) were hired by the Innovation Center to iterate and produce Summerfest檚 poster. After considering both designs, Summerfest moved forward with Maxwell檚 space-themed poster.

A blank poster for Summerfest. The background is an aquatic scene with an otter, fixes, and other creatures with instruments.

Kai Kilgore, “Summerfest lineup poster,” 2025.

A Summerfest poster with the 2025 lineup featuring a purple and pink sunset with robots and ufos

Xander Maxwell, “Summerfest lineup poster,” 2025.

Maxwell says, “Working with the Innovation Center is always great. The opportunity to get work experience as a student is one of the most valuable things I have experienced at 91精品. I feel like all of the projects I have done have really benefited me as an artist while also pushing me to make great work. Being able to put actual work in my portfolio is a great thing that would benefit anybody.”

淲orking with the 91精品 Lubar Innovation Center on this project was an exceptional experience from ideation to completion, says Jerrod Woods, Senior Director of Marketing at Milwaukee World Festival, Inc. 淭heir professionalism, creativity, and passion made this collaboration an unforgettable experience. We look forward to finding more ways to work with the Innovation Center in the future.

Learn more about 91精品’s Lubar Innovation Center!

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