Building Description

The six-story Kenilworth Square building, once a Ford Model T plant, is now home to UWM student apartments, classrooms, studios, performance spaces and retail stores. The Kenilworth Square East Gallery, on the building’s first floor, hosts a variety of exhibitions year-round.

Visitor Experience

See the Continuum 2026 exhibition, featuring two distinct shows. “Touching The Earth: Kevin Giese & Friends” honors the enduring influence of landscape. “Mentorship & Memory: The Haitian Exchange with John Colt” reflects on the lasting impact of mentorship and cultural exchange through a historic UWM study abroad experience.

Address
2155 N Prospect Ave

Saturday Hours
10 am - 5 pm

Sunday Hours
Not Open

Photography

Accessibility

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Photo Tour

Two people work on an art project at a table covered with photographic prints, colored materials, and art supplies.
Two people sit at a small table having a conversation in a bright, spacious studio filled with art supplies, tools, and large windows.
People rehearse a performance on a stage in front of large windows with a cityscape view, while two others observe and take photos from the audience area.
A young girl sits at a desk working on a stop-motion animation project on a computer, with art materials and a lamp nearby.
Three people view artwork displayed on white walls in a modern art gallery, with sculptures and framed pieces arranged throughout the brightly lit space.
A person works at a stop-motion animation station, with computer screens, cameras, and a small model on a set under studio lighting. A large “ANIMATION” sign hangs above.
People gather in a colorful craft workshop filled with animal puppets, art supplies, and decorations on the walls. A green-covered table is at the center with craft materials.
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Video Tour