Bucks All-Star art exhibit featured at MIAD's Gallery at the Ave through Feb. 20
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MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- The Milwaukee Bucks have All-Star dreams and want your help to reach them.
As part of their campaign to get players to the 2024 All-Star game, the Bucks created a pop-up art exhibit of the team.
You can see the images now through Feb. 20 at the Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design Gallery at the Ave.
The posters, inspired by pop art, were designed in part by the Bucks' graphic designer, a MIAD alum.
They also have a special event planned for the community next week.
"On Friday, Jan. 26, we will have free posters to give away to the first 100 fans of the Bucks, or community members who want to come by and vote on their favorite player and also grab a poster to take home as well," said Monica Miller, manager of MIAD Gallery at the Ave.
You have until Saturday to cast your vote for the All-Star game.