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March 2023
“Summon” debuts at Dreamsong
Tamar Ettun’s debut solo exhibition with the gallery will be exhibited March 14-18. Ettun (b. Jerusalem, Israel, 1982) uses textile, sculpture, and performance to examine somatic empathy, trauma-healing modalities, and ritual. Their recent work centers on Lilit, a demonic presence in Sumerian, Akkadian, and Judaic mythology. Opening reception Friday, March 17, 6-8 pm, 1237 4th St NE.
Find out more »A Fresh Start Celebration
Kolman and Reeb Gallery presents "A Fresh Start Celebration," celebrating the partnership of Anita Sue Kolman and Jody Reeb, and other artists in their gallery. The exhibit, which runs through May 6, will include works by gallery artists Cameron Zebrun, Betsy Ruth Byers, Jil Evans, Abby Mouw, Kelly Jean Ohl, Julie Snidle and guest artist, Annie Irene Hejny. An artist reception will kick off the celebration Saturday, March 18, 7-9 pm., during the Northrup King Building’s March Northrup King Nights. 1500 Jackson St. NE. …
Find out more »Flowers in Art: 6th Annual Floral Exhibition
Studio Pintura's 6th Annual Juried Floral Art Exhibition will be held March 18-April 22 at the Northrup King Building, 1500 Jackson St. NE, #293-295. The exhibit features the work of 27 local and regional artists, in a variety of styles and media, all celebrating the life and beauty of flowers.
Find out more »Abstract Vibes Exhibit
Abstract is thought-provoking and conjures visceral emotions. Take a vibrant journey with more than 20 local artists. Purchase a VIP HOUR $5 ticket for Friday, March 24, 5-6 pm to be the first to see and shop the show. General Admission is free from 6-9 pm. Enjoy light snacks and beverages. Other times to see the exhibit: March 25, Saturday, 12-4 pm; March 31, Friday, 12-4 pm; April 1, Saturday, 12-4 pm; April 6, Thursday, 5-9 pm (NKB 1st Thursday);…
Find out more »April 2023
Making Faces At The World
Nationally renowned ceramist Richard Wehrs’ solo exhibit “Making Faces At The World” will exhibit at Rogue Buddha Gallery, 357 13th Ave. NE, April 1-April 30. Wehr's fascination with faces and the limitless emotional cues they offer is mirrored in his countless forms of facial expression molded from clay. From fun and fanciful to sometimes bizarre and whimsical, each has the power to draw the observer in and capture the imagination. He is a Minnesota native now living in Peoria, Ill.…
Find out more »Noble Truths – Studio Visit
Minneapolis-based artist Susan Wagner has been redefining the landscape with her paintings and mixed media works since 2005. At the heart of all her works are elements of the land, using recognizable characteristics and architectural shapes as her starting points. Susan creates works that are newly constructed worlds filled with movement and emotional atmospheres. See her work for free at an Art to Change the World project Saturday, April 8, 1-3 pm. Casket Arts Building, Studio 209, 681 17th Ave…
Find out more »“Universal Human”
Beyond our ordinary worlds defined by our memory, our intellect and our five senses is a mystical realm of beauty, magic and extraordinary potential. "Universal Human," an exhibit of original paintings by Lori Lentz, will be held Saturday, April 15, 12-5 pm, A-Mill Artist Lofts Gallery, 315 SE Main St.
Find out more »Goza Gallery presents “Alice, we’re all mad here!”
Since the publication of Lewis Carroll’s "Alice in Wonderland," in England in 1865, it has never been out of print. Sixteen Minneapolis artists invite you to their vision of Wonderland and its inhabitants. The exhibition is multidisciplinary and will feature works by Kristi Abbott, Coreen Johnson, Sue Mooney, Heather Renaux, Barret Lee, Devon Newby, Marc Clements, Emma Skala and Stacy Dallmann, Coralette Damme, Chris Nystrom, Melissa McConnell, Ashley Wessler and emerging artist Emma Mayer. The show opens Friday, April 21,…
Find out more »Our Seams
Minneapolis-based photographer Diana Albrecht presents a new portrait series, “Our Seams.” Albrecht said the series grew from questions stemming from her experiences “at the intersection of transnationalism, queerness and style. Choices in dress can be a radical act. Tension arises between contemporary and conventional. How can we celebrate our backgrounds in a way that feels true to who we are today? How do modern pressures and historical expectations impact our personal style choices?” The exhibition is at Public Functionary, Northrup…
Find out more »Mississippi River Pearl Exhibition
A group of ten Art to Change the World members collected trash along the Mississippi River and used the items to create an educational interactive artwork. See the Mississippi River Pearl sculpture, sit on its winged throne and open each of the 21 unique drawers. Chance to win a free t-shirt! Saturday, April 22, 1-6 pm, Solar Arts Building 2nd floor, 711 NE 15th Ave. This project was funded by the Mississippi Watershed Management Organization (MWMO). www.arttochangetheworld.org/mississippi-management-and-watershed-project
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