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Pedestal Floral Artist Inspiration Statements

Mia’s Long, Unlikely History with the Minnesota State Fair

Shifting Museum Space to Native Place

African American Artists and Works on View Now

Pedestal Floral Artists Share Their Inspiration

Virtual Family Day: Look Closer

Maiya Lea Hartman

Virtual Event: Día de los Muertos

Ancient Times to 1650

Noriko Furunishi: Artist Profile

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Maximum Rocknroll #375

Maximum Rocknroll #375

Boy on Trapeze mechanical bank

Boy on Trapeze mechanical bank

Elephant and Three Clowns on Tub mechanical bank

Elephant and Three Clowns on Tub mechanical bank

Man and Woman, from Capricci

Man and Woman, from Capricci

Head of a Bearded Man

Head of a Bearded Man

Lidded Box

Lidded Box

Blow

Blow

Les Bohémiens en marche: L'avant-garde

Les Bohémiens en marche: L'avant-garde

The Harbor, Genoa

The Harbor, Genoa

Drying Sails

Drying Sails

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This is Native horse regalia. The horse mask is made of beads, feathers and other Native regalia elements.

How Mia is melding Native and American art, an experiment in seeing one another

A Native woman is sitting on a bench with clear, blue skies behind her. She is wearing elements of Native detailing in her outfit.

Self-guided tour showcases women in art at Mia

Self-guided tour celebrates African-American art history at Mia

A pair of ceramic creations by Chase Kahwinhut Earle

Shifting museum space to Native place

The surprising, creative legacy behind “The Contemporary Print”

30 great artworks chosen by Mia’s curators to mark Women’s History Month

Room with dark wood paneled walls and large window featuring crests made out of stained glass. A Turkish rug covers a table in the center of the room and holds a museum case with objects inside.

A new exhibition reveals the Tudors’ complicated relationship with Islam

Students from Stonebridge World School help Mia staff test and develop empathy tours at Minneapolis Institute of Art.

How “empathy tours” help us see art—and each other—differently

On the left is a tall, thin bundle of various cloths tied together including tie dye, jeans, and cheetah print. On the right is Shinique Smith

Shinique Smith and the fabric of life

Rory Wakemup's Ledger Craft project at Mia.

The irresistible mix of art and activism in Rory Wakemup’s "Ledger Craft" performances