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An Exhibition and Award to Honor “The Mayor of Regis”: Artist and Longtime Student Fred Joel Larson

'Fred Joel Larson: A Celebration of Life and Art' is on view now at the Regis Center for Art, and an Excellence in Teaching Award in his name has been established.

Digital collage of various blocks of blue, yellow, green, and gray with scribbled marks and snippets of photographs

Fred Joel Larson: A Celebration of Life and Art

The upcoming exhibition in the Quarter Gallery celebrates the innovative work and life of the longtime Continuing Education student.

Someone points to a spot on a hand-painted map, a composition of gray buildings, light gray roads, and green trees

New student artwork at Wilson Library features a campus map built from the green ground up

A new mixed media painting by students in Diane Willow’s Art & Change class highlights a collaborative approach to research and art-making

Two people stand back to back smiling in front of a large sculpture of city buildings, clouds, plants, and soil

Art Department Chair Christine Baeumler helps make the invisible visible

From the Winter 2023 issue Minnesota Alumni: To think more clearly about our water systems, we may first need to notice them. Artists can help with that.

Upcoming Events

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January 17 - March 18, 2023

A Tender Spirit, A Vital Form

Retrospective exhibition of Arlene Burke-Morgan & Clarence Morgan

Light-skinned, female-presenting person dressed in a men's dress shirt and necktie raises finger and looks at it with a smile in from of projected background showing electrical corona discharge and a black and white photograph of another light-skinned, female presenting figure from the 1930s.

February 02, 2023

Visiting Artist Performance: Sarah Kanouse

Part storytelling, part lecture, and part live documentary film, Sarah Kanouse’s solo performance “My Electric Genealogy” explores the shifting cultures and politics of energy…