This Good Earth
The Green Gallery•Oct 15, 2026 — Dec 12, 2026
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The Green Gallery is honored to present Sarah Braman's first solo exhibition in Milwaukee, This Good Earth. This presentation arrives on the heels of her 2024 contribution, Stay to Sculpture Milwaukee's Actual Fractals, Act II, a work that remains permanently installed just south of the gallery at Burns Commons. As a founder of CANADA New York, Braman has cultivated a network of artistic communities—including such Green Gallery friends as Katerine Bernhardt, Sahar Khoury, RJ Messineo, Scott Reeder, and Tyson Reeder. Known for creating spaces for other artists, she brings that same generosity to her own practice.
The exhibition showcases eight new works across the gallery. Braman's palette saturates the space in blues, pinks, magentas, and violets. Regularly incorporating colored glass, metal, and wood, she constructs portals and windows throughout the gallery that frame and reflect color as daylight shifts across the room.
Multifunctional sculptures occupy the gallery floor. Stacked…
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This Good Earth
The Green Gallery•Oct 15, 2026 — Dec 12, 2026
Press Release
The Green Gallery is honored to present Sarah Braman's first solo exhibition in Milwaukee, This Good Earth. This presentation arrives on the heels of her 2024 contribution, Stay to Sculpture Milwaukee's Actual Fractals, Act II, a work that remains permanently installed just south of the gallery at Burns Commons. As a founder of CANADA New York, Braman has cultivated a network of artistic communities—including such Green Gallery friends as Katerine Bernhardt, Sahar Khoury, RJ Messineo, Scott Reeder, and Tyson Reeder. Known for creating spaces for other artists, she brings that same generosity to her own practice.
The exhibition showcases eight new works across the gallery. Braman's palette saturates the space in blues, pinks, magentas, and violets. Regularly incorporating colored glass, metal, and wood, she constructs portals and windows throughout the gallery that frame and reflect color as daylight shifts across the room.
Multifunctional sculptures occupy the gallery floor. Stacked…
























































