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EXHIBITIONS: NOW ON VIEW
Designs for Different Futures
Discover a range of thought-provoking and brain-tickling projects by designers who are envisioning futures big and small, practical and whimsical, critical and sometimes downright utopian. This new exhibition asks us to imagine futures different than what we might expect, while painting a fascinating portrait of the present.
An Art of Changes: Jasper Johns Prints, 1960–2018
An Art of Changes surveys six decades of Johns’s practice in printmaking, highlighting his experiments with familiar, abstract, and personal imagery that play with memory and visual perception in endlessly original ways. The exhibition features some 90 works in intaglio, lithography, woodcut, linoleum cut, screenprinting, and lead relief.
Don’t let this be easy
In this new exhibition, discover the diverse and experimental practices of womxn artists in the Walker’s collection—many of whom challenge traditional museum categories and collecting practices to this day. Explore artworks spanning some 50 years including paintings, sculptures, moving image works, artists’ books, and materials from the archives.
Walker at Home
Online Screening
Through Sept 22
Black Livin’: Jazz, Gentrification & Get’n By
View four short films that lyrically reveal ways Black life in America is a creative response to the daily struggles of simply existing—especially while facing the ever-present threat of displacement.
Online Event
Thu, Sept 24
Studio K.O.S. Post-Workshop Dialogue
Join artist collective K.O.S. (Kids of Survival) for a discussion on their workshops that combine reading and making as well as the relationship between these two central mechanisms for learning.
Online Event
Thu, Oct 1
Design Lab: Tree Time
Nurture a new relationship with a tree during this workshop guided by Karen Lutsy (assistant professor of Landscape Architecture, University of Minnesota), inspired by the Future Library project featured in Designs for Different Futures.
SPACE FOR RESPITE AND REFLECTION
WALKER READER
Nicole J. Caruth
Shadows at the Crossroads
Honoring important Minnesotans of color, this work by Twin Cities artists Ta-coumba T. Aiken, Rosemary Soyini Vinelle Guyton, and Seitu Jones embeds the shadows of figures, including Harriet Robinson Scott, Maḣpiya Wic̣aṡṭa, and Kirk Washington, Jr., into the Garden’s footpaths.
Online Experience
Available Now
Black Vessel for a Saint
Conceived as a secular sacred sanctuary, Theaster Gates’s sculpture consists of a black brick tempietto that’s home to a statue of Saint Laurence, salvaged from a church in the artist’s South Side Chicago neighborhood.
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Garden Fund
The ongoing maintenance of sculptures in the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden is supported entirely by donations to the Garden Fund. Your gift also supports the development of educational programming in and around the Garden.
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