At 17, Patience “Pizel” Epps turns emotion into mixed-media art and brings her voice to the Minneapolis Institute of Art. Her journey shows how creativity can become language, purpose, and a path forward.
Black art
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Win Swag and Tickets to Giants: Art from the Dean Collection of Swizz Beatz and Alicia Keys
The Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder and the Minneapolis Institute of Art are hosting a giveaway for two tickets to the Giants exhibit, featuring nearly 100 works from Black artists, with four winners receiving a Giants Exhibit Swag Bag and two tickets to the exhibition.
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Southside Sessions brings open mic, live music, and art to The Legacy Building
Southside Sessions, presented by Soul of the Southside in partnership with KRSM Radio, will take place on March 21 at The Legacy Building in South Minneapolis, offering a night of Black art, music, and community.
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Mudluk Pottery Studio: Crafting Safe Spaces and Lasting Stories in Minneapolis
Mudluk Pottery Studio is a creative hub in Minneapolis that provides classes and a gallery showcasing diverse artistic mediums, while fostering a safe and welcoming environment for artists of all levels and backgrounds.
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For the Love of Blaq Art: A Celebration of Black Creativity in the Twin Cities
For the Love of Blaq Art, a three-day event in Minneapolis from February 27 to March 1, will showcase the works of five local artists and feature a poetry session with four talented poets, celebrating the power and resilience of Black artists in the Twin Cities.
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Flahn Manly and His Art of Resistance, Love, and Peace
Minneapolis-based artist Flahn Manly has a new exhibit titled “Joy is My Weapon” which explores the transformative power of joy, love, and peace, and is on display at the NE Sculpture Gallery Factory in Minneapolis from February 5-8, 2025.
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seangarrison presents: Blak Grit, an art exhibition
seangarrison curated the Blak Grit art exhibition at Northrup King Building, Gallery 332, featuring seven Black male artists who express their experiences through their art, with the goal of uplifting and inspiring viewers.
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Black Renaissance art
The “Renaissance Fire” exhibit was organized as a celebration of lighting the torch to systematic oppression.
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Black Business Spotlight: Sean Garrison Art
‘To me success is when I can generate enough revenue from my art to start programs and help people.’
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Second annual ‘A Soulful Holiday’ tree exhibit shines light on Black heritage and art
‘The themed trees, featuring stories of Black history and culture highlight the resilience in our communities.’