NEW RULES ANNOUNCES DIALOGUE ART EXHIBITION

This group art exhibition features 23 diverse artist who are professional established and merging artists that work and live in the Twin Cities. The show includes many different mediums such as painting, drawing, sculptures, photography, ceramic, installation, metalworks, woodworks, screen print, mandala and more ! These artists bring their work from different perspectives and directions, creating compelling stories and conversations, welcoming everyone to engage in serious DIALOGUE together!

We're all standing at the intersection of Art, Immigration, Citizenship, and Identity, facing severe issues. As loaded as these issues are, can these topics be unpacked? Are we the audience, participators, or creators? We will welcome you to get comfortable with the unconformable as we create space for serious DIALOGUE.

PARTICIPATING ARTIST

Christopher E. Harrison, Carry-on Homes Group (Peng Wu/Zoe Cinel/Shunjie Yong/Preston Drum/ Aki Shibata), Donald Thomas, Felix Hampton Brown, Gita Ghei, Jovan C. Speller, Joy Spika, Jonathan Herrera Soto, Krista Beier, Kaamil Haider, Katayoun Amjadi, Luis Fitch, Maria Jose Castillo, Nooshin Hakim Javadi, Pedram Baldari, Revital Mitchell, Suyao Tian, Xavier Tavera, Yijia Li

EXHIBITION DETAILS

Location: NEW RULES Flagship Location - 2015 Lowry Ave N.

Exhibition Review Day: July 11th, 6-9pm

Exhibition Opening Reception: July 13th, 6-10pm

Exhibition Closing Reception: September 29th 6-9pm

Free & Open to the Public

About NEW RULES 

NEW RULES® is a Playground for Creators and the testing ground for the latest impact innovations. We develop spaces that are constantly evolving and include collaborative workspace, artisan market and gathering space. Collectively, the pillars serve as an Innovation Hub for Enterprise, bringing diverse and creative professionals together at the nexus of culture, wellness and progressive social change.

The flagship location on Lowry Ave. N is currently open, with ensuing locations to arrive along West Broadway in North Minneapolis Summer 20’.