Ann Brusky

Ann Brusky is the Deputy Director of Programming at the John Michael Kohler Arts Center, where she oversees exhibitions and collections, Arts/Industry residency, and public programs including performing arts, education, the arts-based preschool, and more. In her role, she builds strategies for the Arts Center “to generate a creative exchange between artists and the public.” In her work with performing arts, Brusky has a deep dedication to dance; she has served as an advisor for the National Dance Project and has been the Executive Director for the Wisconsin Dance Council. She has curated and commissioned work and created opportunities for artists to make new work through creation and technical residencies. Brusky has a Master of Arts in Arts Administration from Goucher College and her undergrad is in theatre from UW-Oshkosh.

Full Land Acknowledgement

Location: The John Michael Kohler Arts Center acknowledges that we in Sheboygan County occupy the traditional homelands of the Ho-Chunk, Potawatomi, Menominee, Oneida, and Ojibwe people along the southwest shores of Michigami. This area holds tremendous value to these tribes and their cultural history. Let this acknowledgement remind all that this land was taken from the native people. Let these words increase public awareness as we honor, respect, and support the Indigenous peoples who are still connected to the land on which we live.

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