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Exhibition

The Letter Formally Known As Q

Voices from Minnesota’s Queer Immigrant Community
Exhibition:
Monday, March 22–Sunday, April 18
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Concourse Gallery

9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.

The Letter Formally Known As Q is a multimedia oral history and archival project documenting the narratives of queer/trans immigrants of color and their personal experiences of migrating, growing up, and making home in the Twin Cities. Focusing on the root causes of mass migration and displacement around the world, particularly the role of U.S. foreign policy, this series maps the lived experiences of Queer and Trans immigrants of color and the ways in which their bodies are policed, censored, and surveillanced on a daily basis.

2019/20 MCAD–Jerome Fellowship Exhibition

Exhibition:
Tuesday, January 19–Sunday, February 28
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Main Gallery

Opening Reception:

Friday, January 22, 2021
6:00–8:00 p.m.

Jerome Artist Discussion:

Date (TBD)
MCAD Main Gallery
Moderated by Christina Chang

The Minneapolis College of Art and Design, on behalf of the Jerome Foundation, is honored to spotlight the recent work of the recipients of the 2019/20 MCAD–Jerome Foundation Fellowships for Early Career Artists: Sarah Abdel-Jelil, Zachary Betts, Sophia Chai, and Kaamil A. Haider.

Quarantine Hysteria

Exhibition:
Tuesday, September 1–Friday, September 25
MCAD Library

We would like to welcome students, faculty, and staff to the library, while maintaining social distancing to see the current exhibition in the Library Gallery. The video installation was created by Alejandro Junyao Zhang and the exhibition, Quarantine Hysteria, will be on display through September 25.

2020 MCAD Faculty Biennial

Exhibition:
Friday, August 28–Wednesday, October 28
Online

9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.

Throughout the fall we will be spotlighting the art and research undertaken by both full- and part-time faculty in the Arts Entrepreneurship, Design, Fine Arts, Media Arts, and Liberal Arts Departments as well as the graduate programs in Graphic and Web Design, Sustainable Design, and Visual Studies. The 2020 MCAD Faculty Biennial will feature a wide variety of media and formats that will showcase the breadth of the faculty's expertise and offer audience members multiple opportunities for remote engagement.

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