‘Events’ Archives
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 [...]
Events Oct. ’25
A Lesson in LoveThrough October 12Pillsbury House + Theatre3501 Chicago Avenue S$5-$45Award-winning actor and playwright Nubia Monks is joined by actor Darrick Mosley in this Black rom com that blends heart, humor, and sharp dialogue. When Monique and David unexpectedly cross paths, what begins as a simple conversation unfolds into something layered, tender, and complicated. Set in real time, this intimate story asks what it takes to truly see someone—and be seen in return. For showtimes and tickets, visit pillsburyhouseandtheatre.org/production/a-lesson-in-love. Titunwan Wíŋyaŋ Etáŋhaŋ Pi / Women Of The TitunwanThrough October 28Augsburg Galleries610 & 720 22nd Avenue SFreeThis photographic portrait series by Dawn E. LeBeau / Wanápín Sapa Win began as a way to honor one woman then grew into a visual collaboration with many from the Cheyenne River Lakota Nation: matriarchs, artists, activists, historians, policy makers, land stewards, gardeners and educators. The [...]
September ’25 Events
We Are Still Queer Through September 12 Two Rivers Gallery Minneapolis American Indian Center 1530 E Franklin Avenue Free Don't miss the last opportunity to catch this exhibit before it closes September 12th. We Are Still Queer celebrates the queer Native community that has always been and will always be part of the thriving of Indigenous people in our lands. On view are pieces by artists Angela Teeple, Sam St. John, Jearica Fountain, Ch'ikwezens, Sami Downwind, Dusty Rose, Julian Tollefson, Sierra Ikwe Edwards, Two Spirit Corn Maiden, Leila Verley. Gallery hours: Tuesday-Friday 10am - 4pm. Salad Hilowle: Inscriptions Through Oct. 26 American Swedish Institute 2600 Park Avenue $8 - $15 Free: Thursdays 3 - 8 PM Swedish artist Salad Hilowle creates poetic multimedia explorations of belonging, spectatorship, and the visibility of the African experience in Sweden over time. Curated by Berlin-based curator Sagal Farah, the exhibit is a collaboration [...]
