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Chamindika Wanduragala employs puppetry to support BIPOC artists and explore the world around us.

Visual artist Rachel Breen illuminates inequities and waste in the world’s garment industry and spotlights the oppression its workers endure.

The Minnesota Center for Book Arts awards two of these prestigious Fellowships every year to Minnesota-based artists

Lamar Peterson, Emmett Ramstad, and Pao Houa Her each received the prestigious fellowship

A 2021/22 MCAD–Jerome Fellow, Sampedro uses images to meditate on connection, truth, and history.

The multi-disciplinary artist was chosen out of thousands to attend the prestigious fine art summer residency program in Maine, which has hosted some of the biggest names in…

Recent BFA grad Julia Riesing reflects on the BFA Thesis Exhibition

After 44 years of teaching, Tom offers some parting wisdom

Students learn to pour metal and build community at the Regis Center for Art’s Foundry

Celebrating 15 years of Form + Content Gallery this weekend, Nash Gallery Director Howard Oransky along with UMN faculty and alumni reflect on their artist-run space

Critic Alicia Eler says that 'what moves between' left them "feeling hopeful"

Reflections on the work of the 2022 MFA Thesis Exhibition, "what moves between," on view at Katherine E. Nash Gallery through April 23

An exhibition showcasing the work of twenty-six artists about to complete their Bachelor of Arts degree in the Department of Art.

The eStudio was created by Associate Professor Diane Willow, who works to simplify the intersection of science, technology, and art for students.

The painter's new works up at Dreamsong explore "primordial non-humanity," "creating life where there is none with eight works in radioactive color."

Congratulations to Jane Blocker (art history), Gabriela Currie (music), Tanisha Fazal, (political science), Scott Vrieze (psychology), and Diane Willow (art) for being…

An exhibition showcasing the work of seven artists about to complete their Master of Fine Arts degree in the Department of Art.

An adoptee born in Seoul, South Korea in 1975, Megan Rye (MFA ‘03, art) explores themes of migration, citizenship, remembrance, war, and democracy through paintings, drawings…

A remembrance of Jim Denomie (BFA '95, art; BA American Indian studies '95), who meant so much to this community through his kind spirit and his dedication to painting with…

Tom Lane intertwines the last 200 centuries of ceramics and the last five of political history across the continent in his current exhibition, Reverent and Irreverant Objects.