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Rose Salane’s Confessions Series
How do fragments reflect desires to hold onto history? Rose Salane discusses her series that explores the relationship between objects taken, and then returned, to archaeological park of Pompeii.
Visual Arts
Chang Yuchen’s Coral Dictionary
How can coral be multilingual? Artist Chang Yuchen discusses their inspirations and exploration of language in their work Coral Dictionary.
Inside Edward Hopper’s Office at Night: A look back at the Andersen Window Gallery Installation
An office for artworks? Explore the relationship between Edward Hopper‘s painting Office at Night and a unique approach to exhibition display at the Walker.
Pauline Oliveros Makes New Music for Minnesotans
Marking the 45-year anniversary of Pauline Oliveros’s Cheap Commissions, historic video footage explores Oliveros creating original works for anyone who approached her in Downtown Minneapolis.
Did You See the Island?: Sky Hopinka on Film and Knowledge
How can one understand places through wandering? Artist Sky Hopinka (Ho-Chunk/Pechanga) explores this an more in their work Visions of an Island.
Humor Humanizes: Christine Sun Kim in Dialogue
In the lead up to their first major museum survey, co-organized by the Walker Art Center and the Whitney Museum of American Art, Christine Sun Kim sat down with the exhibition curators to discuss how musical notation, infographics, and language—both in her native American Sign Language (ASL) and written English– impact her wide-ranging approach to art-making.
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