March Arts District Roundup
March brings a variety of open studio events across the Arts District.
March brings a variety of open studio events across the Arts District.
While not a complete stoppage of the project, Public Works backing down is a significant win for the Artists of Quincy Street.
Born in Liberia in 1988 amidst a period of extreme unrest, Flahn experienced the profound impacts of war from a young age. His family ultimately fled the violence, seeking refuge in Minnesota.
Amjadi’s most recent exhibition, So Far, So Close, leverages the language of material to think through what makes a culture and keeps it close...
Alyssa Baguss is no stranger to creating memorable, community-centered art experiences...
Nassif is an artist and botanist with a studio practice in Casket Arts, where she has leaned into the art of social-practice to help people to connect to the local environment.
There is a vibrant array of art events this February, including Art at the Heart at the California Building and Second Saturday at Casket Arts on February 8, alongside weekly open studios at the Northrup King Building. Visitors can also explore Joy is My Weapon at NE Sculpture, Body Language at Gordon Parks Gallery, A Healing Body: Water, Salt of a Lost Winter at Viewpoint Gallery, and the lively Monster Drawing Rally at Midway Contemporary Art.
MSAB has released its list of artists who received grants for the 2025 fiscal year. 23 of those artists have ties to the Northeast Minneapolis Arts District, and were awarded a total of $220,486.
In times where polarization and sensationalism seem to be rampant, Kari Dziedzic looked at the big picture and listened to individual people...
The Arts District is being threatened and we need your voice. Creating an arts district was hard 20 years ago. It took anger, organization and conviction to make it happen. It will be just as hard to keep what we've developed.
Through her art, Foutch aims to raise awareness about the fragility of our soil systems. Modern agricultural practices, such as excessive tilling and inadequate cover cropping, are rapidly depleting soil fertility...
The month of January gets its name from Janus, Roman god and of gates and doorways, beginnings and transitions. Janus has been portrayed with two faces, one looking to the future and one to the past. Taking a cue from this god, there is much to move through and learn from this month in the arts district and plenty of inspiration fuel to get us through this cold month!
Julia Klatt Singer, a preschool teacher, poet, and painter, is recovering from serious injuries following a pedestrian accident on November 10, 2024.