Spring-Summer Arts Guide: In fine art galleries and museums, art tells stories of the world around us
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The Twin Cities are hosting various art exhibitions this spring and summer, featuring works that tell stories of the world around us. Exhibitions include shows at the Walker Art Center, Minneapolis Institute of Art, and other galleries, showcasing a range of artistic styles and themes.
This spring and summer, the Twin Cities are home to numerous art exhibitions. The Walker Art Center is featuring a show by Deaf artist Christine Sun Kim, exploring visual art as a mode of communication. The Minneapolis Institute of Art has an exhibition of early 20th-century works from Berlin's Neue Nationalgalerie. Other galleries are showcasing art used for various purposes, such as reflecting university missions or conveying historical traditions. The Goldstein Museum of Design is exhibiting 'Illusive Objects,' which encourages viewers to consider perception and authenticity. The ArtReach St. Croix is featuring 'Valley Pottery: 2,000 Years,' showcasing contemporary ceramicists' work inspired by ancient pottery traditions.
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