Tag Archive for: Past Partnership

Melissa Olson: We Are All Connected

Curator Conversation

Fri., Sept. 13, 6 p.m.
Find out more about the exhibition History Is Not Here, in a conversation with curators Heba Y. Amin and Maymanah Farhat, moderated by the M’s Curator of Exhibitions Laura Joseph.
Free * RSVP requested

Community Convening: The SEAD Project

Tues., April 30 @ 6 p.m.
A community convening hosted by The SEAD Project at the M: storytelling, song, conversation, and art honoring the experiences of elders and community members who identify as part of the Southeast Asian diaspora.

VIDEO: Saint Paul Murals Project

Go behind the scenes of the Saint Paul Murals Project: See the artworks unfold, and hear from the team of artists commissioned by the M, as they talk about the project and their experiences with local Hmong elders and families leading up to its completion in fall 2017.

Saint Paul Murals Project: Meet the Artists

Saint Paul Murals Project: The Artworks

Learn about each artwork that made up the St. Paul Murals Project, the artists who created them, and the meaning behind them.

Screening: The M and Mizna @ CAVE Film Festival

Saturday, January 6, 2 p.m.
The M and Mizna copresent a wintertime afternoon of experimental films as part of Cellular Cinema’s CAVE Film Festival.

Saint Paul Murals Project

Ongoing
In September 2017, the M’s artist-in-residence Vanghoua Anthony Vue and a team of local artists from the Hmong community installed three murals, commissioned by the museum, around St. Paul honoring Hmong culture and creative expression. Two of those – in the museum’s Center for Creativity and on the Jackson Street Parking ramp – are on view.

City Pages Names Shadowlands the “Best Museum Exhibition” of 2017

City Pages names the M’s Ken Gonzales-Day: Shadowlands the “Best Museum Exhibition” of 2017.

Saint Paul Public Schools Honors + CreatorKids

Presented by the Minnesota Museum of American Art, Saint Paul Public Schools, and Ordway Center for the Performing Arts, this special exhibition features the art of approximately 50 high school students, plus the work of elementary students in the M’s arts education program, CreatorKids.