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November 2023
Hazel Belvo: For Love
"Hazel Belvo: For Love" is the first exhibition in the M’s galleries after multiple years of only presenting public-facing exhibitions in the windows due to the pandemic and facility renovation. "For Love" is a retrospective of Belvo’s career, which spans over 70 years. Reviewing an artistic trajectory that weaves its way through the phases of a full and eventful existence; gaining insight into the broader struggles of many women artists as they work to build careers while caring for others;…
Find out more »February 2024
Today, Tomorrow
Iraqi identifying artists reclaim historic narratives, redefine legacies, and imagine possibilities in the multimedia exhibition Today, Tomorrow. Like a two-way mirror, the artists reflect on personal and collective legacies while simultaneously providing a window into visions for the future. Today, Tomorrow is on view from Saturday, February 3 through Saturday, April 20, 2024. Anderson Center galleries are open 11 a.m. – 4 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday (closed Sunday – Tuesday). Galleries are always free; donations are welcome. Through poetry, video,…
Find out more »March 2024
Edible Exhibition
Edible is an exhibition that explores how Asian-American artists use ceramics incorporating food aesthetics to explore cultural identity, memory, and American society. Our relationship to what we eat is the most intimate possible: the food we consume literally constitutes our bodies, and the ways we consume it link us to each other, our loved ones, and our ancestors. Ceramic sculpture in the form of food has become a way for these artists to explore complex relationships to their identities and…
Find out more »Firstlings Exhibition
Firstlings is an ongoing investigation of ceramic sculptures and ink wash drawings that seeks to address the predicament of the human form’s fragility and endless struggle to adapt to life’s ever-changing circumstances. Terry Suhre writes, in his catalogue essay for the first iteration of this exhibition at Bruno David Gallery in 2020, “The ‘predicament’ Nadler refers to in statements on his work is the uneasy, existential awareness of an unsympathetic, and likely hostile, existence that is not predisposed to human…
Find out more »Toddler and Caregiver Music Time
Suggested ages: Birth to 4 years 8-weeks - Wednesdays, March 6 through April 24 10:00-11:00 a.m. $80/per family Toddler puppet and music time (google.com) Come join the fun! We will engage in exploring puppets, singing familiar songs, finger play and more. Each session will be led by a puppeteer teaching artist. Children and caregivers are invited to participate, meet other families and have fun! ALL are welcome. Ages are a suggestion. *This is not a drop-off activity; caregivers are expected…
Find out more »Heart of the Beast Puppet Club
Suggested ages: 9-13 years 8-weeks - Tuesdays, March 12 through April 30 4:00-5:30 p.m. $90/per child Puppet Club (google.com) An afterschool activity where your child can explore the materials and create with others. Come join the fun! Each session will be led by a puppeteer teaching artist. Children will be learning a variety of puppetry techniques: shadow puppets, sand art, papier mâché, crankies and MORE! Kids will participate in deciding what they would like to learn and make. ALL are…
Find out more »April 2024
Hecuba
Pangea World Theater presents “Hecuba” by Marina Carr, a compelling reimagining of the aftermath of the Fall of Troy, on stage at The Southern Theater in Minneapolis (1420 S Washington Ave, Minneapolis), April 5 – 21, 2024. “Hecuba” follows Agamemnon, the victor, as he locks horns with Hecuba, the vanquished queen. Both have suffered intimate loss — the sacrifice of a daughter and the murder of a son. In Marina Carr’s bold engagement with Euripides’ play of the same name…
Find out more »God of Carnage
God of Carnage A Dark Comedy by Yasmina Reza, translated by Christopher Hampton Directed by Alissa Blaeser April 5 to April 28, 2024 Tickets on sale February 26 In this biting satire, A playground altercation between eleven-year-old boys brings together two sets of parents for a meeting to resolve the matter. As the evening progresses, their civilized façade quickly crumbles and their conversation quickly descends into chaos as tensions rise and secrets are revealed.
Find out more »The 43rd Minneapolis St. Paul International Film Festival (MSPIFF)
The 43rd Minneapolis St. Paul International Film Festival April 11 - 25, 2024 Website: https://mspfilm.org/mspiff43-minneapolis-st-paul-international-film-festival/ MSPIFF will be centered at The Main Cinema in Minneapolis, with additional screenings and special events planned around the Twin Cities and in Rochester. MSPIFF will once again showcase around 200 films by both emerging and veteran filmmakers, representing more than 100 countries and cultures from around the globe, along with a full slate of parties, panels, and filmmaker conversations. This year brings even more…
Find out more »Haydn’s “Surprise” Symphony
In this program curated by SPCO musicians Steven Copes and James Ferree, piano works by Robert and Clara Schumann and Sergei Prokofiev receive surprising new arrangements by Ferree and former Artistic Partner and composer Stephen Prutsman. Likewise, Dmitri Shostakovich’s “Elegy and Polka” are excerpted arrangements from his opera “Lady Macbeth of the Mtsensk District” and ballet “The Golden Age”. SPCO Concertmaster Steven Copes concludes by leading the orchestra in Franz Joseph Haydn’s delightful Symphony No. 94, nicknamed the Surprise ……
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