The exhibit 17 Swedish Designers will be shown Jan. 29– May 30, 2010 at the American Swedish Institute. Featuring the work of 17 contemporary designers—all young, progressive women—the exhibit comes to Minneapolis from Sweden, a country renowned for innovative, modern design. The exhibit showcases examples of...

Part superhero, part comic, Coyote – a legendary trickster from Native American lore – gives great gifts to the human race, but along the way encounters misadventures and sticky situations he must use his wiles to maneuver away from. Watch as he brings fire and stars to our world in this amazing and hilarious feat of storytelling....

Clyde Butcher's collection of 50 large-scale photographs that capture the pristine beauty of America will be on display inside the James J. Hill Reference Library from Jan. 28 through April 15. 

"A Women’s Place" is new exhibition of paintings by Louisa Greenstock that looks at the roles and lives of women in society. Greenstock's  paintings emulate the life experiences and complexity of women, their lives, and personalities.

This is a unique and compelling international art exhibition that challenges contemporary stereotypes about the lives of women in the Islamic World and celebrates their artistic contribution in shaping rich, cultural heritage.

Artists include: 51 women artists living in Muslim cultures in 21 different countries as diverse as Sudan,...

This is an open call to artists that live in Minnesota. Prizes totaling $500 will be awarded to best works in the show. Work must have been done within the past three years. The show is nondenominational/nonsectarian. 

Contest rules and the entry form are available