An intimate, intriguing show at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee Art History Gallery presents over more than two-dozen prints that briefly illustrate how the medium developed over five centuries. “Dürer to Dine: 500 Years of Printmaking” opened March 7 and runs through the Southern Graphic Council International Print:MKE conference to close on March 28. The quiet Mitchell Hall Gallery (...

Robert Rauschenberg, widely regarded as a revolutionary who helped pave the way between Abstract Expressionism and Pop Art, died in May. Anexhibit at the Haggerty Museum pays tribute to the late artist by displayingaround 20 of his prints - a medium of which he was particularly enamored andin which he helped revive newfound interest during his lifetime.                        A...