Published January 25th, 2018 by MPLSART.COM Editors
Whether you’re born and bred in Minneapolis or visiting for the first time, you'll find no shortage of art to see this weekend in the Twin Cities. For a break in the athletic entertainment, check out this starting line-up.
Reception: Thu Feb 1st, 4PM – 8PM
An exhibition that captures the spirit of the North through bespoke curation of paintings, sculpture, ceramics, and glass works.
Open Studios: Thu Feb 1st, 5PM – 9PM
Local artists, galleries, and makers open their studio doors throughout the converted factory buildings in Northeast, including Casket Arts, Northrup King, and Solar Arts.
Reception: Thu Feb 1st, 5:30PM – 7PM
A dual senior exhibition at Augsburg University featuring Gardner's stacked stone work and Xiong's digital photography.
Reception: Thu Feb 1st, 6PM – 8PM
Bockley Gallery presents a selection of works by gallery artists.
Reception: Thu Feb 1st, 6PM – 7:30PM
An exhibition of new psychological portraits by a Minneapolis-based artist.
Artist Lecture: Thu Feb 1st, 6:30PM – 7:30PM
New York artist speaks about her cross-disciplinary work blending craft and conceptualism.
Panel Discussion: Thu Feb 1st, 7PM
Exhibition and related events exploring industrial narratives through the work of seven Minnesota-based artists and one collaborative team working across Minneapolis and San Francisco.
Reception: Fri Feb 2nd, 6PM – 8PM
All My Relations Arts and the Minnesota Indian Women’s Resource Center present a group exhibition highlighting the ongoing epidemic of missing and murdered Indigenous Women.
Reception: Fri Feb 2nd, 6PM – 8PM
A solo exhibition by Katayoun Amjadi that investigates the idea of home in body, structure, and land, and explores the culturally embedded promise of security and hope engendered in the archetypal house.
Reception: Fri Feb 2nd, 7PM – 10PM
A show that critically examines sports in the US through visual art and performance.
Reception: Fri Feb 2nd, 7PM – 10PM
The Pink Man runs amuck across dozens of new pieces in a solo show.
Reception: Fri Feb 2nd, 7PM – 11PM
A collection of works and performances addressing the issues we have around self-image, gender, and sexuality.
Open Studios: Sat Feb 3rd, 10AM – 5PM
30+ local artists at the Casket Arts Building open their studio doors for special Saturday hours during Super Bowl weekend.
Chili Cook-off: Sat Feb 3rd, 1PM – 5PM
Creative competitors making chili, cornbread, and brownies, fair judges in several categories, opportunities to play in clay, and wheel-throwing demonstrations.
Open Studios: Sat Feb 3rd, 12PM – 4PM
Open studios all afternoon in the Northrup King Building, home to over 300 artists, creatives studios, and galleries.
Reception: Sat Feb 3rd, 6PM – 8PM
New photographs by Steve Ozone, in which he explores his ancestral history through photography.
Reception: Sat Feb 3rd, 6PM – 9PM
Douglas Flanders & Associates features a colorful bonanza of artworks by local and international artists in both Lake Street galleries.
Reception: Sat Feb 3rd, 6PM – 8PM
One of two simultaneous exhibitions that explore the history and evolution of feminist imagery in contemporary art, curated by Dr. Viki D. Thompson Wylder.
Reception: Sat Feb 3rd, 6PM – 8PM
A collection from two generations of artists freely exploring and challenging the constructs that define them as women and women artists, curated by Jess Larson.
Reception: Sat Feb 3rd, 7PM – 10PM
Photographs by David Biljan.
Reception: Sat Feb 3rd, 7PM – 10PM
Two solo shows by local artists Priscilla Briggs and Betsy Ruth Byers.
Reception: Sat Feb 3rd, 7PM – 11PM
An exhibit of works that explore the intersections and connections between dreams, migraines, psychology, and neurology.
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