The Milwaukee Artist Resource Network (MARN) announces the return of its member exhibition titled "Small Works, BIG Impact!" This exhibition marks an important step in MARN's renewal as a primary support source for local artists after an 18-month hiatus. The organization, celebrating 25 years of service, is recommitting to transparency, collaboration, and artist support through exhibitions, workshops, mentorship, and critical dialogue.

The exhibition will debut on April 17th during Milwaukee's spring season Gallery Night at Gallery 120 located in The Third Ward's Marshall Building (207 E. Buffalo St., #120). The strategic timing during Gallery Night and Day intentionally places MARN back into one of Milwaukee's most visible and celebrated arts movements.

MARN members may submit up to three artworks with no set themes. Artwork dimensions must not exceed 48 inches in overall height and width, allowing for broader inclusion of member pieces. Selected works will be exhibited for a full month (through May 16th), providing extended visibility and sales opportunities for participating artists.

Artists receive 50% commission on all exhibition sales, with pieces available for pick-up from May 18-20. The member show brings artists and the public together in an active, conversational gallery environment, allowing participating artists to connect with new audiences and place original art into homes and businesses throughout the city. According to Board Chair Pamela Anderson, this exhibition demonstrates MARN's renewed commitment to earning its place in Milwaukee's artistic community by showing up for artists with purpose.