The Minneapolis Institute of Art will present "María Berrío: Songlines" beginning in September, a co-organized exhibition tracing a decade of the Colombian-born artist's intricate paper and watercolor compositions.
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The Minneapolis Institute of Art and the Musée d'art moderne et contemporain de Saint-Étienne are launching a major bilateral collection exchange, with an exhibition of 164 American artworks opening in France on June 27.
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Minneapolis will become the first American city to host “Beyond Walls,” the monumental land art project by Franco-Swiss artist Saype, when he paints a giant mural of intertwined hands on the grass at Boom Island Park beginning June 1.
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Art in Bloom returns to the Minneapolis Institute of Art today for its 42nd year, with more than 160 floral installations, hands-on workshops and new family events running through Sunday, April 26.
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The Minneapolis Institute of Art will present more than 70 paintings and sculptures tracing the interplay between modern art and politics in Germany during the first half of the 20th century.
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When a Minneapolitan hears “Loring Park,” they may think of Twin Cities Pride, the Loring Park Art Fair, Holidazzle, or the Walker Art Center.
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MINNEAPOLIS — On Saturday, September 21, Grammy-nominated DJ A-Trak will headline Avant Garden 2024, the Walker Art Center’s annual fundraising gala.
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Mia is the first museum in the United States to be recognized as a Certified Age-Friendly Employer by the Age Friendly Institute, which identifies great places to work for people over 50. To receive the recognition, Mia underwent a rigorous evaluation of its staff policies, benefits, and training, including recruitment and retention efforts.
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The Minneapolis Institute of Art (Mia) announced today a new exhibition of contemporary Korean Art. “The Shape of Time: Korean Art after 1989,” organized by the Philadelphia Museum of Art, covers five themes: Dissonance, Reinvention, Coexistence, Being Seen, and Portraying Anxiety.
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The Minneapolis Institute of Art (Mia) is presenting “Year of the Dragon: Mystical Creatures of the Sky,” an exhibition celebrating the lunar Year of the Dragon.
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