Opportunity highlight


6:00-8:00 p.m. CT
March 23–April 2
Gallery 148
Across the Arctic, thawing permafrost is reshaping the ground beneath communities, infrastructure, and coastlines. As the land moves, new technologies attempt to measure and document these changes.
404 brings together photography, LiDAR scans, photogrammetry, stereoscopic imagery, and interactive point-cloud visualizations developed through fieldwork in Alaska. The exhibition translates geospatial data into visual experiences that explore how environmental change is observed, recorded, and understood.
Tuesday, March 26
Gallery 148
6:00–8:00 p.m.
Across the Arctic, thawing permafrost is reshaping the ground beneath communities, infrastructure, and coastlines. As the land moves, new technologies attempt to measure and document these changes.

What does connection mean to you? Submit your art showcasing how you incorporate connection into your health & wellness routines. 2 artists will receive a $15 gift card to the Art Cellar from a random draw and ALL SUBMISSIONS will be published in the Student Counseling & Wellness Spring Zine distributed in late April. Submissions open from March 4th to April 9th. Generative Ai is not allowed.

Hello Sophomores!

2026 Made at MCAD Jurying Results

This week's spotlight includes: Wizards of the Coast, Asmodee USA, Minnesota Center for Book Arts, and Minnesota Historical Society…
Organization Name: Wizards of the Coast
Wage/Salary: $26–32/hr
6:00-8:00 p.m. CT
Friday, March 20–Saturday, April 11
Main Gallery
This annual juried exhibition features the best work submitted by current MCAD students pursuing all degrees in design, fine arts, media arts, and entrepreneurial studies. Participants have a chance to win five $250 cash prizes.
Friday, March 27
Main Gallery
6:00–8:00 p.m.
This annual juried exhibition features the best work submitted by current MCAD students pursuing all degrees in design, fine arts, media arts, and entrepreneurial studies. Participants have a chance to win five $250 cash prizes.

The North Metro Life Drawing Group is a free opportunity for artists of any level to join together to practice portrait drawing from life. There is one monthly core meeting that is currently being held at the Maple Grove library, willing artists take turns modelling for 15-20 minutes.