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Art in Bloom Daily Public Tours – MULTIPLE TIME SLOTS

Geraldine Craig: A Contemporary Hmong Aesthetic in Cloth

In the Lotus Pond: The Life and Art of Minol Araki

Barbara Brackman: Cut from the Same Cloth: Dry Goods & Quilt Design

Charlotte Cotton ǀ Photographicness

Film: Men of the Cloth

Exhibitions

Cloth Paper Scissors: Helena Hernmarck Weaves the Everyday

February 15, 2020 - February 7, 2021

To Beautify and Protect: Miao Clothing and Jewelry from China

October 22, 2020 - May 23, 2021

In Dialogue with the Forest: Barkcloth Paintings from Congo

February 16, 2019 - November 3, 2019

Miao Clothing and Jewelry from China

November 4, 2017 - July 1, 2018

Cut from the Same Cloth: American Quilts at Mia

August 20, 2016 - March 19, 2017

Artworks

Mrs. Lot

Mrs. Lot

(A) Mrs. Lot

(A) Mrs. Lot

Untitled [parking lot]

Untitled [parking lot]

Untitled [parking lot]

Untitled [parking lot]

Lot and His Daughters

Lot and His Daughters

Lot and the Two Angels

Lot and the Two Angels

Parking Lot A No. 3

Parking Lot A No. 3

On the Lot

On the Lot

Parking Lot, IDS Building Reflection, Minneapolis

Parking Lot, IDS Building Reflection, Minneapolis

Lot No. 7, Prospector Park, Subdivision Phase 1, Looking Northwest

Lot No. 7, Prospector Park, Subdivision Phase 1, Looking Northwest

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Articles

Pierre Ware photographing a Tibetan statue.

What I learned: Photographer Pierre Ware on his fellowship at Mia

Close-up view of an embroidered fabric including a vase filling with water, an ostrich, and two swans with intertwined necks.

The Mia Staff Art Show Returns

The Many Lives of the Moulin Rouge

Mandala of colored sand on wood; Close up of outermost series of concentric bands; outermost represents burial grounds with a landscape and animals; moving inward are a circle of flames, a circle of 'vajras' and a circle of lotus petals

The Tibetan Sand Mandala: A Short History

Bohemian rhapsody: The surprising story behind Mia’s sublime new patio painting

Dog days: A brief, fur-filled history of canines in the collection

Pictures of health: Teen artists on how racism affects wellness

A gyubang pouch hanging from a branch with little lights behind it.

Gyubang! The Korean crafting craze coming to Mia on April 4

Mia marks Women’s History Month with “Cheering Woman” in lobby

This is a black and white self-portrait of the photographer, Gordon Parks. His camera is right next to his face as he poses still for the picture.

The Minnesota legacy of Gordon Parks, a life of seeing and being seen