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May 2022
“Street Signs” at Icebox Gallery
Icebox Gallery owner, artist, and photographer Howard M. Christopherson presents the first gallery exhibit since the start of the pandemic, "Street Signs MSP: Protests and the Aftermath." The 25-photo exhibit shows protestors carrying a variety of signs, protesters stopping traffic on I-94 at Cedar Avenue, a giant Trump balloon at First Avenue night club, a child drawing BLM on the street, George Floyd impromptu memorial, the day of and the day after the destruction of the Third Police Precinct at Lake…
Find out more »June 2022
Artistic Lichens
Kohlman & Reeb, 1500 Jackson St. NE , Studio 395, presents new work by encaustic artist, Julie Snidle. The motivation for the exhibition came to Snidle while she was attending an encaustic conference on Cape Cod. “I’d walk out onto a nearby seawall, which was comprised of gray boulders encrusted with bright, yellow-orange lichens, Xanthoria parientina,” she recalls. “I couldn’t stop looking at them. I knew I had to create a new body of work inspired by those beautiful lichens."…
Find out more »Call for Northeast Calendar art
Call for art is open until Sept. 1 for the Northeast Calendar 2023.
Find out more »NEMAA 10 x 10 call for art
Northeast Minneapolis Arts Association (NEMAA) has issued a call to all current NEMAA members to exhibit and donate original 2D and 3D artwork that is, or fits within, a 10×10-inch or 10x10x10-inch parameter. Members are encouraged to donate as many pieces as they would like, in any and all mediums for this annual fundraiser. This year’s challenge is to use recycled materials in the creation of a piece or pieces for 10×10. All available artwork will be initially displayed anonymously…
Find out more »July 2022
Age of Age
Art to Change the World will present a social justice art exhibit at Homewood Studios on the theme of ageism. This exhibit will include ten teams of 2 artists that have a 20-year age difference. Artists range in age from 25 to 103. Northeast artisist include Layl McDill, Catherine Palmer, Owen Brown, Candy Kuehn, Suzanne Simmalavong, and Barbara Bridges. Saturday, July 2-Sunday, July 31 at Homewood Studios, 2400 Plymouth Ave. N. Opening reception Thursday, July 8 starting at 5:30 pm,…
Find out more »“A Terrible Parable”: Adam Little solo exhibition
Rogue Buddha Gallery, 357 13th Ave NE, welcomes back Adam Little for his second solo exhibition, July 8-Aug. 6. An opening reception will be held Friday, July 8, 6-10 pm. His current body of work is a combination of paintings and drawings that depict a fictional codified mythology. Images and symbols repeat to create an imagined iconography of an advanced, yet long extinct civilization. Adam uses a universal narrative framework to address and process personal concerns like relationships, family, sex,…
Find out more »Events at Dreamsong
All events at Dreamsong, 1237 4th Street NE, Minneapolis. Masks required. Additional details at https://dreamsong.art/#dreamsong-calendar July 9, 5-7 pm: Opening Reception for Sarah Thibault's solo exhibition Iceland Diaries and the special project Memories of Future Fires by Tali Weinberg. July 13, 5 pm: Conversation with Sarah Thibault + Kathryn Savage. In celebration of Sarah Thibault’s new exhibition "Iceland Diaries" and the release of Savage’s forthcoming book "Groundglass" (Coffee House Press), Dreamsong is pleased to host a conversation that will delve…
Find out more »August 2022
“Emergence” at Kolman & Reeb
Kolman & Reeb Gallery is pleased to present its next Project Space grantee exhibition, Emergence, by visual artist, Jodi Reeb. Reeb plans to connect with the gallery space through a series of sculptures, paintings, and site-specific installations. Reeb intends to use the gallery’s cement columns, wood floor and ceiling beams in order to “push the sculptures off the walls and into the space,” She invites the public to join her while she installs her show, to watch the process and to provide insights and feedback. The exhibition…
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