The Guerrilla Girls Twin Cities Takeover is a festival organized by a consortium of Twin Cities arts and cultural organizations in celebration of the Guerrilla Girls’ 30th anniversary as an activist art collective. Join us for the kickoff events—a multi-venue program hosted by the Walker, the Minneapolis College of Art and Design (MCAD), and the Minneapolis Institute of Art (Mia).

Taking a cue from Guerrilla Girls workshops held in 2015, the Walker Art Center Teen Arts Council (WACTAC) presents a panel discussion with local artists and organizers working for social change. Visit the Walker’s Art at the Center exhibition, where a selection of Guerrilla Girls posters from the recently acquired archive Portfolio Compleat is currently on view. Then head to MCAD for two exhibition receptions and a student performance, and after that to Mia for the Third Thursday: Art of Rebellion, inspired by the Guerrilla Girls.

Schedule of Events at the Walker

• 6–7 pm: Visit the Walker’s Art at the Center exhibition to see a new installation of Guerrilla Girls posters from the Portfolio Compleat archive. Meet the Guerrilla Girls between 6 and 7 pm!

• 6–7:30 pm (pick up your free ticket starting at 5 pm): WACTAC presents a panel discussion with rapper, musician, and artist Greg Grease; designer, artist, and organizer Ashley Fairbanks; Minneapolis College of Art and Design student, organizer, and artist Mase Santos; and photographer, entrepreneur, and owner of Min Enterprises Anna Min.

• 7:30–9 pm: Activist art-making activities will be hosted by WACTAC in the Art Lab.

For a complete schedule of Guerrilla Girls Twin Cities Takeover events, visit ggtakeover.com.