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With traditional philanthropic models on the wane, US institutions like the Contemporary Arts Museum Houston and the Andy Warhol Museum are engaging in unconventional partnerships and launching spin-off businesses

Kahlil Robert Irving (MFA ’17) will present “Archaeology of the Present,” a 2,000-square-foot installation exploring our relationship to the city street, at Washington University in St. Louis’ Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum beginning Feb. 23.

Throughout February, Mizna will be screening or sponsoring showings of numerous Palestinian films.

How the Department of Education’s antisemitism investigation is harming pro-Palestinian advocacy.

'Multiple Realities,' at the Walker Art Center, surveys how experimental art thrived both underground and in plain sight in the Iron Curtain.

John W. Wolff, age 97, of Alexandria, passed away on Sunday, January 14, 2024, with his daughter by his side.

The Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum at Washington University in St. Louis will present “Kahlil Robert Irving: Archaeology of the Present” Feb. 23 through July 29. An internationally acclaimed artist raised and based in St. Louis, Irving frequently examines issues and topics ranging from memory, race and digital media to Black life and the politics of industrial manufacturing.

Top-grade venues and companies providing live theater, orchestral music, opera, ballet, and modern dance have sustained and enhanced the reputation of Minnesota as a premier arts mecca in Mid-America.

Art has immense power to help us understand our world, especially in its most challenging moments. There were many instances in 2023 where artists in Minnesota found ways to speak those challenges.

The late Filipino American artist Pacita Abad, who created bold textile paintings engaged with political issues, gets her first retrospective