Amid a state budget deficit, advocates lobby for “essential” art funding as part of Arts Advocacy Day.

The multi-purpose creative space for Black artists opens on Feb. 25, and puts art and community organizing at the center of their mission.

Students and recent grads have found positive ways to occupy themselves as the pandemic rages on.

As we emerge from a period of statewide closures mandated by Gov. Tim Walz’s executive order in November, some local museums are beginning to reopen.

Need some pop culture inspiration for your week? Keep your finger on the pulse of all things A&E with this week’s heat.

Nnamdi Darlington talks about collaborative efforts with local artists and plans for his upcoming first EP.

Elizabeth Abraha started a business selling face coverings embroidered with powerful political statements on Instagram.

Though November is nationally recognized as Native American Heritage Month, celebration and education of Indigenous art is available at the Minneapolis Institute of Art year-round.

Two new sculptures outside the Health Sciences Education Center highlight the importance of conversation in the medical field.

Students have the chance to share how they see the world with The Tower magazine’s 2020 theme “catchlight.”