‘Events’ Archives
January ’26 Events
Winston: A Woman’s Fight for Freedom in MinnesotaThrough October 2027Hennepin HistoryMuseum2303 3rd Avenue SPay what you canHennepin History Museum’s newest exhibit tells the story of Eliza Winston, the first and only enslaved person to successfully fight for their freedom in a Minnesota courtroom. Featuring artifacts from the museum’s permanent collection as well as newly commissioned artwork depicting Eliza, the exhibit is based on the scholarship of co-curator Dr. Christopher P. Lehman, author and professor of the Department of Social Sciences at St. Cloud State University. For museum hours and visitor information, visit hennepinhistory.org. In the Heart of the Beast Theatre’s 2008 performance Are You Thirsty? Are You Thirsty?January 2 & 31:30 - 2:15 PMHennepin History Museum2303 3rd Avenue SPay what you canAre You Thirsty? revives a dynamic 2008 performance by In the Heart of the Beast Puppet and Mask Theatre. “Thirsty” just wants a drink of Water … but [...]
December ’25 Events
Matrilineal MemoryThrough December 13All My Relations Arts1414 E Franklin AvenueFreeA solo exhibition of artist Mikaela Shafer (Hopi), Matrilineal Memory explores memory, emotion, and cultural preservation through paintings, poetry, and installation. Shafer intertwines her practice and her culture, drawing inspiration from her Hopi heritage with a unique approach that incorporates unconventional tools. It is a practice of facing memories head on in order to process, grieve, and ultimately heal. For gallery hours and additional programming, visit allmyrelationsarts.org. Emerging PortraitsThrough December 31Two Rivers GalleryMinneapolis American Indian Center1530 E Franklin AvenueFreeIn this exhibit, Oglala Lakota and Oneida artist Scott Kutney presents a series of photographic explorations that draw upon the textures and patterns of the natural world, creating works that explore the many ways portraits can appear — whether through people, objects, or unexpected forms in nature. [...]
Nov. ’25 Events
Adger Cowans, Untitled, 1961. Gelatin silver print. Courtesy the artist. ©Adger Cowans Adger Cowans: Seen and UnseenThrough November 8The Quarter GalleryRegis Center for Art (East)405 21st Avenue SFreeAdger Cowans: Seen and Unseen is a solo exhibition of photographs by the acclaimed American artist. Thirty gelatin silver prints, some of which have never been seen before, were drawn from thousands of negatives spanning sixty-eight years of photography, offering an archetypal span of the artist’s vision, talent, and spirit. Find more information on the work and legacy of Adger Cowans, along with gallery hours and visitor information, at http://www.cla.umn.edu/art/galleries-public-programs/quarter-gallery. Vaivén: 21st-Century Art of Puerto Rico and Its DiasporaThrough December 6Katherine E. Nash GalleryRegis Center for Art (East)405 21st Avenue SFreeVaivén: 21st-Century Art of Puerto Rico and Its Diaspora, explores Puerto Rican artistic production over the last 25 years [...]
