For six weeks MCAD students take over the college's main gallery, voicing concerns, raising hackles, and inciting a bevy of other rambunctious activities.
Five innovative American female artists from around the country, all of whom are working at the edge of contemporary craft and sculpture.
See a selection of the Guerrilla Girls’ recently acquired archive of posters—Portfolio Compleat—in the exhibition Art at the Center: 75 Years of Walker Collections.
Al-Mansour assembles spiritual objects inspired by certain women in a way that epitomize their divine relationship.
Five women artists currently represented by Kolman & Pryor Gallery, who work in diverse media, are showcased in this special exhibition held in the gallery's new “intimate space.”
Ranging across several disciplines and reflecting an array of theoretical concerns, the exhibition rejects homogeneity and embraces the multiplicity of form and meaning that can be found in feminist art.
Self/Concept brings together nine local artists who engage with personal identity as it may relate to race, gender, religion and class.
Curated by Dyani White Hawk Polk
The exhibit will feature the work of the original founding members of WARM , the Women’s Art Registry of Minnesota, established in 1973 along with selections from an open call for entries.
You’re invited to create art in conjunction with the exhibition WARM GUERRILLAS, Feminist Visions.
The Made Here windowfronts, created by youth from all over the Twin Cities, are revealed! Get inspired, angered, and motivated with these works by young artists.
Art installation featuring work by artist Ruthann Godollei, whose work primarily in printmaking media explores the dynamics of power.
Originally inspired by traditional Hmong quilting, Tcheu Siong's practice has become a very personal and contemporary expression.
A reception to celebrate Shop Minneapolis’ women artists, featuring their locally made and inspired artisan products that will be available for a special Leap Day discount of 29 percent off during the event, and a special appearance by the Guerrilla Girls for facts, humor and photos.
"As a member of the Green Line community, what wish do you have for your community or neighborhood?" Ruthann Godollei leads this community art project exploring the ideas, needs, and wants of a healthy neighborhood.
A discussion with artists from the exhibition Sinew: Female Native Artists of the Twin Cities, curated by Dyani White Hawk Polk.
An opening reception for Ruthann Godollei’s Dissent exhibition.
FD13 residency for the arts and Public Functionary present Sara Ludy, is a Los Angeles based multi-media artist and musician, at this exhibition/performance.
Music, Dancing, Drinks and hot topics! Get your GRRRR on!
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