64th Arrowhead Regional Biennial | Tweed Museum of Art
Nov
18
to Feb 3

64th Arrowhead Regional Biennial | Tweed Museum of Art

Presented by the Duluth Art Institute, the 64th Arrowhead Regional Biennial is a showcase of unique techniques, bold abstracts, and introspective work that offers the viewer something to ponder. Judge Aya Kawaguchi selected 27 artists to curate a striking selection of paintings, prints, sculptures, and drawings. Artists include:

David Austin, Karlyn Berg, Cyrus Carlson, Steven Carlyle Moore, Rachel Coyne, Wynn Davis, Luke Erickson, Peter Giebink, Lindsy Halleckson, Ralph Hanggi, Amanda Hanlon, Monica Ihrke, Richard C. Johnson, Stefanie Kiihn, Zachary Leonard, Eric Lewiston, Eric Lunde, Kim Matthews, Scott Murphy, Polly Norman, Isaiah Okongo, Karen Owsley Nease, Laura Ruprecht, Lissa Scotland, Juliane Shibata, Kathy Snow Stratton, and Anda Tanaka.

Public reception: February 3, 2024 at noon - 2:30pm.

More info: https://www.duluthartinstitute.org/64th-biennial and https://tweed.d.umn.edu

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73rd A-ONE Exhibition | Silvermine Galleries
Sep
14
to Nov 2

73rd A-ONE Exhibition | Silvermine Galleries

The 73rd A-ONE is a national exhibition highlighting the diversity of work that is currently being made by established and emerging artists. Established in 1949 as the New England Exhibition, a regional exhibit, it later became known as Art of the Northeast and is now a national exhibition. It features a wide range of collectible contemporary artwork that is both vibrant and surprising. Throughout its history, Silvermine’s signature exhibition has featured the work of many prominent artists including Louise Nevelson, Elaine de Kooning, and Milton Avery, and jurors have included major critics, curators, and directors from influential art institutions.

Juror: Madeline Cornell, Gallery Director, Winston Wächter Fine Art, NYC

Opening Reception: September 16, 6pm-8pm

More information: www.silvermineart.org

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NORTH | Weitz Center for Creativity
Sep
12
to Nov 15

NORTH | Weitz Center for Creativity

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NORTH: An installation by Mary Ellen Childs in collaboration with Zeitgeist, Lindsy Halleckson, Tamara Ober, and Caitlin Hammel

Based on the stark winter environment of the Arctic, NORTH combines recorded music & sound, abstract paintings in winter hues, projected imagery of northern snowscapes, and sculptural elements to create an immersive environment in which to consider our northernmost lands and their connection to all of us - wherever we live.

Located in the Hamlin Creative Space in the Weitz Center for Creativity at Carleton College.

More information: https://www.carleton.edu/arts/events/arts-calendar/?eventId=ogvhmq0cljf5ui27uvoglbdjkg

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North of the 45th | DeVos Art Museum
Jun
23
to Jul 28

North of the 45th | DeVos Art Museum

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The North of the 45th is an annual juried regional exhibition. This year’s juror is Michael Andrews.

The 2023 North of the 45th selected artists include: Gabby Adams, Miram Anglin, Moira Bateman, John Beck, Nik Burkhart, C. Bustillo, Joseph Calderon, Calee Cecconi, Jamie Chandler, Jacob Docksey, Marjorie Fedyszyn, Terri Jo Frew, Kreg Greer, Cynthia Greig, Dorothy Anderson Grow, Lindsy Halleckson, Niikah Lee Hatfield, Steven Hughes, Carol Irving, Enola Jeevar, Elaina Johann, Dustin Johnson, Chloe Lamb, Kendall Laurent, David Livingston, Curt Lund, Kim Matthews, Francesca McGinley, Rob Mielke, Ruby Miller, Laura Murphy, Melanie Pankau, Elyssa Pfluger, Russell Prather, Jayson Randall, Emilie Schada, JoAnn Shelby, Kevin Summers, James Thatcher, Kristin Underhill, Lisa Wicka, Cameron Wilcox, and Ilah Wilson.

More information: https://nmuartmuseum.com

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New Painting | Site:Brooklyn Gallery
Jun
15
to Jul 15

New Painting | Site:Brooklyn Gallery

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New Painting brings together the most exciting work in contemporary painting.

Juror Rachel Gugelberger is the Visual Arts Curator at Wave Hill Garden and Cultural Center in New York. She is also the Editorial Fellow & Founding Editor of &Art, part of the Independent Media Institute. She previously held the position of Program Director and Curator at the Residency Unlimited Inc. and was the Curator and Director for No Longer Empty, which curates site-responsive exhibitions, education and public programs in unconventional locations around New York City.

More info and the online exhibition: https://www.sitebrooklyn.com

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Fibres | AIR Gallery
Mar
17
to Apr 22

Fibres | AIR Gallery

Textile making traditions spans global cultures as one of the earliest human technologies. It has been a staple in industry, fashion, craft and decorative arts throughout the ages but it particularly made a resurgence in the 1960s back into the contemporary art world. Since then Fibre and textile arts have been developing new forms and language -becoming more conceptual and cross-disciplinary, even into this digital age.

This group exhibition explores how contemporary artists are embracing new technological advances whilst retaining elements of traditional craft to explores themes of personal experience, collective memory, political and ecological messages and tongue in cheek approaches to textiles.

Featuring artists including: Adele Jordan, Alena Ruth Donely,  Alison Berry, Angela Tait, Beatrice Gillies, Dot Jackson, Elaine Fisher, Ellie Laycock, Francesco Felletti, Jacqui Barrowcliffe, Jazz Prisciandaro-Wood, Jenny Pope, Katie McGuire, Laura Nathan, Lily Martina Lee & Carrie Quinney, Lindsy Halleckson, Patrick Stratton, Maggie Williams, Marie Jones Naomi Walker, Nora Lardon, Rachel Johnston, Rachel Rose, Richard Malone, Sarah Lee, Sophy King, Tamasine Seibold, Tomas Cobbett, Tanvi Ranjan, Vivian Ge

More info: www.airgallery.space

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NORTH | The Anderson Center
Jan
27
to Apr 22

NORTH | The Anderson Center

The Anderson Center at Tower View is proud to present NORTH, a new installation work by Mary Ellen Childs in collaboration with visual artist Lindsy Halleckson and videographer Tamara Ober. Running January 27 through April 22, 2023, NORTH is the debut program for the Anderson Center’s brand new untitled gallery, located in the lower level of the main building on its Red Wing campus. The installation opens with an artist reception on Friday, January 27 from 6 p.m. – 8 p.m., featuring drinks and refreshments.

Based on the stark winter environment of the Arctic, NORTH combines recorded music performed by Zeitgeist, abstract paintings in winter hues, projected imagery of northern snowscapes, and sculptural elements to create an immersive environment in which to consider our northernmost lands and their connection to all of us wherever we live.

More info: www.andersoncenter.org

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Paramount Center for the Arts | Conversing with Forest, Air, & Light
Sep
30
to Oct 29

Paramount Center for the Arts | Conversing with Forest, Air, & Light

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Headlines of climate change now permeate news cycles across the globe, often paired with shocking images of wildfires, floods, and melting glaciers. Perhaps these visuals are effective at conveying the dire situation of ecological systems, but they portray tangible areas of the land around us that can be studied visually. When it comes to the atmospheric aspects of environmental change, images are often limited to aerosols, namely smog over cities or haze extending from wildfires. However, the atmosphere is both a cause and an effect of climate change, and the chemistry behind these roles is visually imperceptible. While scientists may be able to convey their findings in words, images are emotionally compelling and are even able to invoke past experiences – thus creating new ways of relating with and understanding the natural world around us. Art makes the invisibility of atmospheric chemistry visible. 

Over the past two years, Halleckson has been embedded within a scientific research team as they study forest interactions with the atmosphere. Researchers from the University of Minnesota, Colorado State University, and Indiana University gathered measurements during a research field campaign at the Manitou Experimental Forest in Colorado in August – September 2021. These researchers aimed to study the exchange between coniferous forest and global atmospheric chemistry.

Creating a body of artwork in tandem with this research project has provided a prompt for experiencing their own investigations through a new perspective and is helping to bring their findings to the public beyond the academic community.

Art Crawl Public Reception - Friday, October 21 at 4:00 PM.

For more information: paramountarts.org

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Sep
10
to Nov 6

Spectrum of Being | Walker Fine Art

Exhibition featuring Sabin Aell, Lindsy Halleckson, Farida Hughes, Chris Richter, Jane Guthridge, and Sara Pittman.

Aristotle developed the first known theory of color, believing it was sent by God from heaven through celestial rays of light. From Newton to Geothe, studies on the spectrums of color and light have been conducted for millennia, and while the sciences of these matters are now widely accepted, artists continue to experiment with the use of these concepts to induce varying emotions through their work. In SPECTRUM OF BEING, 6 artists bridge the intuitive and the visceral to address the viewers’ individual life experiences. This exhibition serves as an invitation to the shared visual experiences of human existence.

Opening reception: Friday, September 10 at 5-8pm.

More info: walkerfineart.com

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Jul
10
to Jul 31

Lindsy Halleckson + Revi Meicler: Moments | Wally Workman Gallery

Wally Workman Gallery is excited to present a two-person show with painters Lindsy Halleckson and Revi Meicler. Halleckson’s ethereal colorscapes are inspired by the changes in atmosphere around the world. These works are able to create a sense of place without pointing to a specific location. They conjure up a feeling that immediately takes the viewer back to a certain place in time that is specific to that viewer’s past experiences. Revi Meicler’s work also aims to capture a moment of human experience, one that originates from an internal push and pull. Her paintings explore the paradox of languishing and flourishing in the same moment through layered elements, netting and botanical forms at once obscure and reveal dynamic intricacies.

More info: www.wallyworkmangallery.com

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