Every Thursday from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m., the Walker Art Center opens its sleek glass doors to one and all for Free Thursday Nights.As well as knocking the student ticket price down from $12 to $0, the...
Despite its obscure title, “Anamnesis,” this semester's studio art capstone exhibition, relates stories of memory that anyone can understand.The eight-person exhibition primarily consists of paintings...
Norwegian cultural center Norway House is currently hosting the 10th edition of its annual Gingerbread Wonderland, an exhibit of community-submitted gingerbread crafts based on the world’s largest gingerbread...
Jesus Li, in partnership with Meet Minneapolis, created an artistic map depicting the seven distinct cultural districts of Minneapolis.The seven cultural districts, Franklin Avenue, Lowry Avenue...
Twin Cities-based theatre company Weird In Public Productions struck gold when they combined the drama of situationships with the looseness of cabaret in their latest show, “What Are We?: A Situationship...
Last week, Minneapolis College of Art and Design (MCAD) converted its hallways into galleries for its 27th annual art sale.From Thursday to Saturday, curious patrons flocked to the MCAD building in...
“Layers of Joy,” a new art exhibit in Regis Center for Art, holds space to spotlight Black artists and celebrate joy at the University of Minnesota.The exhibit in the quarter gallery in Regis on...
“Niimiwin,” an Indigenous multimedia art exhibit, opened at the All My Relations Gallery on Franklin Avenue on Nov. 7 and will run until Jan. 18, 2025. Thematically, “Niimiwin” is centered...
The Minneapolis Institute of Art (MIA) honors the work of German artist Otto Dix in a new exhibition for the centennial anniversary of his portfolio of prints, showing the horrors of the frontlines of...
On Sunday, Odd Mart hosted its weekly Odd Market as a celebration of strange trinkets, treats and art from local Twin Cities creatives.A friendly-looking monster points the way to Brad McGinty’s...