Alicia Eler

More than 200 objects dating from the 1300s to the early 1900s are the gift of New York collector Alice S. Kandell.

Time travel back to 19th century Paris, enter the world of contemporary Latina Minnesota, remember the uprising after George Floyd's murder, and more.

At the Walker Art Center, curator Henriette Huldisch opens a survey show of the visionary French artist's works.

McKnight winner Ricardo Levins Morales builds community through art and social justice by the people, for the people.

Sethi started his job shortly before the pandemic, becoming the college's 19th president.

Pepe the Pronto Pup, a giant rubber ducky and a withering wooden clown are just a few of the quirky sculptures.

Crop artists from East Bethel, St. Paul, Fridley, Minneapolis and other cities joke about politics, cats and the weirdness of seed art itself.

A record number of 2,821 artworks were submitted. Only 333 made it into the show.

From North Mankato to Fergus Falls, visit a giant Godzilla, big fingers, historic Black shadows, a Somali healing hut and more.

The sixth annual Downtown Minneapolis Street Art Festival this weekend signals that summer is almost over.

This is Walker curator Rosario Güiraldes' first show since starting the job last May

The Minneapolis arts nonprofit worked with internationally acclaimed Berlin-based architecture firm b+ that specializes in reusing old buildings.

Art is hot at Kolman & Reeb Gallery, NE Sculpture Gallery Factory and Bockley Gallery.

A 2024 Guggenheim Fellowship winner, Lamar Peterson will travel to Georgia to research marginalized artists.

The Minneapolis Arts & Cultural Affairs Department expects to award about $690,000 in grants each year.

Wild blue horses, Native revisionist stories, abstract gems and more offer a peek into the 12,000+ works in the permanent collection.

The program has run for 20 years and featured 19 artists.

Karin Larsson, an artist in her own right and wife of popular Swedish artist Carl Larsson, finally gets her due.

Mia was considering the show for its 2025 exhibition schedule.

A puppet murder play, an ode to the chair and a cabaret-style show devoted to weird art are among the strangest things to do in Minnesota this month.

A new exhibit at the Cafesjian Art Trust Museum offers a broader look at the artists who shaped the art glass movement.

The internationally acclaimed artist and activist made the artwork while an artist-in-residence in Minneapolis in 1984.

Matt Moberg, who has a solo show at Douglas Flanders & Associates gallery, got into painting in rehab.

The tribe filed a claim under the federal Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act and has won its case.

From June to August, get outside and enjoy the warm weather and hot art while they last.

There are 32 hands-on art-making opportunities to check out Friday through Sunday.

She is the second Mia curator to leave this year.

Former Walker curator Adam Weinberg brought Haring to Minneapolis for a residency in 1984.

The noose, owned by the Minnesota Historical Society, was used to hang an ancestor of the community at Fort Snelling during the U.S.-Dakota War of 1862

This is the first exhibition of contemporary Korean art in the United States in 15 years.

In 2022, the Italian court demanded Mia return the ancient sculpture. Mia did not comply.

Artist Sadie Barnette created an artwork and functional bar celebrating her father's first Black-owned gay bar in '90s San Francisco.

The Yugoslavia-born, Twin Cities-based artist, who works with big natural materials, has a solo exhibition at the Museum of Russian Art and a short film in the Minneapolis St. Paul International Film Festival.

From the Walker Art Center to the Minnesota African American History Museum and Gallery, Black history, culture and joy thrive.

The exhibition "Many Voices, Many Stories, One Place" tells 10,000 years of the site's complicated history, shining light on under-represented stories

Jan. 9 firing of Bob Cozzolino was the last straw for the union and the art community, but Mia said he was fired for cause.

Concurrent shows at American Swedish Institute, the University of Minnesota and All My Relations Gallery point toward Indigenous futures in art.

The exhibition "The Other Four" considers art that focuses on every sense but sight.

The annual winter art event was postponed for one week because of weather conditions.

Recent updates to the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) accelerate returns of any human remains

Delayed a week because of unsafe ice conditions and construction woes, the project celebrates huge growth since the early days on Medicine Lake.

Yamada moved to Minneapolis more than 20 years ago and is a professor at the University of Minnesota.

Mask designer Cole Redhorse Taylor was a Native American Artist-in-Residence at MNHS in 2018.

The 20th anniversary of the beloved annual winter event will kick off Jan. 27.

An art critic and a theater critic walk into a museum...

Spanning more than 100 years and around 150 photographs, the show offers a starting point for learning about Native photography.

Art from Central and South America, beloved Ojibwe artist Jim Denomie and Filipina-American artist Pacita Abad are among the best in visual arts this year.

A look into the archives at the Cathedral of St. Paul uncovers more about the art inside made by Italian immigrant Joseph A. Capecchi.

From artist studios in northeast Minneapolis to high-end artworks in Edina, there's an art gift for everyone.

A scholar of Surrealism, African art and Native art, Maurer transformed Mia.

An exhibition "Fooling the Eye: Optics of Vasarely and Kuhn" features two artists with work that twists perceptions of reality.

Nearly 250 artworks from Central Eastern Europe circa 1960s-1980s fill galleries.

Nine international photographers capture the pulse of Johannesburg and Lagos in Weisman Art Museum exhibit.

Curator William Hernández Luege discusses the exhibition.

Get to know Minneapolis and St. Paul's gallery scene.

Walker Art Center, the Minneapolis Institute of Art and the Weisman Art Museum have Latina women in leadership roles.

From Native photographers to optical illusions, there is a lot to see this fall.

Donald Myers had been director since 2000.

The native Minnesotan moved here from Beverly Hills to direct Minneapolis' first-ever Arts & Cultural Affairs Dept.

Minnesota native Alex Legeros is the nonprofit's third leader since its founding in 1996.