Infrastructure Canvas

Today is your last chance to see the 2026 MARN Member Show- Small works, BIG impact! Marshall Building, 207 E Buffalo St, Milwaukee

43 artists. Beautiful show. Strong show. Come and visit today! 12-5 pm

We invite you to visit today or tomorrow!

43 MARN member artists answered the call for our 2026 Member Show—and what they brought forward is something special.

This is a strong, heartfelt exhibition filled with some of our finest creatives. We’ve heard it again and again from visitors: it’s a beautiful show. It’s a strong show.

I’m incredibly proud of our members. Make a purchase for your collection or start one!
Come spend time with the work.
Today and tomorrow. 12:00-6:00 pm

Marshall Building
207 E Buffalo Street, #120
Milwaukee, WI

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In partnership with Wisconsin Conservation Voices, we are proud to debut these shopping bags that spread the word about the importance of being a sustainable voter in the upcoming August and November elections.

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Make sure your voice is heard this August 13th and November 5th to protect the Wisconsin we love for future generations. Together with Wisconsin Conservation Voices we can get the vote out!

Thank you notes are everything. A happy new client. Fabulous work!
They love Infrastructure Canvas ❤️

Infrastructure Canvas patron artist, was commissioned to paint a 8 x 24 foot (6 4 x 8 canvases) canvas mural for a new store in Riverside, Ohio. Kudos to a local business supporting the arts in their community!! The mural is beautiful and will certainly enhance the shopping experience! Our canvases are perfect for indoor murals! Congratulations G*e Helton 👏👏👏

Kevin Cross is an Irish painter based in New York City. Although he is colorblind, his work focuses primarily on the use of color, line and form to create the illusion of motion on two dimensional surfaces.

Kevin started using in 2019.
Today he told us our canvases have been a game changer. He uses our canvas exclusively now.
He can achieve the perfect surface for his paintings. That is truly one of the best compliments we can hear from our clients. We want to hear about your successes!

Learn more about Kevin at his website (KevinMCross.com) and here on Instagram.

Russell Craig, an accomplished painter, and Philadelphia native, is seen transporting his rad 60 x 60 x 3.5 inch to his Brooklyn studio. Craig's thought-provoking work combines portraiture with social and political themes, exploring the experiences of over-criminalized communities and their agency after a lifetime of institutional control. Despite being self-taught and surviving a decade of incarceration after growing up in the foster care system, Craig's work has been displayed at prestigious venues such as Rutgers University, Columbia University, and the Truth to Power exhibition during the Democratic National Convention. His work has also received extensive media coverage from outlets such as The New York Times, The Guardian, and Artsy. Craig is a lead artist with the Mural Arts Philadelphia's Restorative Justice Guild program and has been recognized as a 2017 Right of Return fellow and a 2018 Ford Foundation: Art for Justice fellow. For more info on the Right of Return Fellowship see the link in our bio.

It is awesome when artists find our canvas and they are excited to use it. Even greater when we hear it has changed their lives, their practice. Our canvas paints like a board, but it's lighter weight than a heavy panel. It's easier to handle and cheaper to ship. Canvas had not been improved in hundreds of year's. Our patented canvas is just a better canvas.