TV shows to watch, singles to listen to and more: here’s a few recommendations for your third week of classes.

Mark Khan, a local Twin Cities artist, is bringing Black representation into angelic spaces with his first solo photography exhibit “Forget Me Not” premiering at Coffman Memorial Union on Feb. 3.

“Documenting a Reckoning: The Murder of George Floyd,” a photo gallery featuring images of Twin Cities metro area communities following Floyd’s death, will be on display on campus until March.

The museum’s new director talks about moving to Minnesota from Puerto Rico, her past work, visions for WAM’s future and more.

The Grants for Arts Projects award will support the Northrop Dance Series’ presentation of dance performances and audience engagement activities.

In Campus Contrived, the Minnesota Daily’s newest series, writers uncover the stories behind underappreciated works of art and architecture on the Twin Cities campus.

In Campus Contrived, the Minnesota Daily’s newest series, writers uncover the stories behind underappreciated works of art and architecture on the Twin Cities campus.

Created in the wake of George Floyd’s murder, Design Justice seeks to support the retention and inclusion of Black, Indigenous and students of color, starting with a cluster-hire this fall.

A new coffee shop, “Gossip Girl” reboot, resumed and “tick, tick… BOOM!” on Netflix should get you through the week.

The exhibit will be on display through Nov. 30 at the Indigenous Roots Cultural Arts Center in St. Paul.