BIPOC Family Day at Tweed Museum of Art: Black Survival Guide | Exhibit Reception and Art Workshop By Charvis Harrell
Sunday, December 12, 2021 | 4-7 PM | Free
BIPOC Family Day at Tweed Museum of Art: Black Survival Guide
- Visit
-
Exhibitions
- Artists/residency
-
Exhibitions
- Current Exhibitions
- Upcoming Exhibitions
-
Past Exhibitions
-
Spring 2022
- Annual Student Exhibition 2022
- Anti-Social Art: Experimental Practices In Late East Germany
- French Barbizon Works from the Tweed Museum's Permanent Collection
- George Morrison: Selections from Tweed's Permanent Collection
- Glassworks from the Collection of Don and Carol Wiiken
- My Grandma and Your Grandma: Jonathan Thunder Mural Project
- Native Regalia: Past and Present
- Walking a Cubic Mile: Artists from the Armory Show of 1913
-
Fall 2021
- Black Survival Guide, or How to Live Through a Police Riot
- Earth Re/Imagined
- French Barbizon Works from the Tweed Museum's Permanent Collection
- Glassworks from the Collection of Don and Carol Wiiken
- My Grandma and Your Grandma: Jonathan Thunder Mural Project
- Native Regalia: Past and Present
- Optical Allusion
- We Create: The 2021 Art & Design Faculty Exhibition
- Spring 2021
-
Fall 2020
- ARTH 2390: U.S. Art and Visual Culture in the 20th Century
- Adam Swanson Mural Project
- Creating Apart: Local Artists Respond to a Global Pandemic
- Gashkibidaaganag: A Selection of Bandolier Bags
- Glassworks from the Collection of Don and Carol Wiiken
- The Last Campaign of Robert F. Kennedy: A Photodocumentary by Rachel Scott
- A Life Well-Painted: The Art of Carl Gawboy
- Spring 2020
- Remembrance and Legacy of Neyaandagookwe, Karissa White Isaacs, PhD
- Duluth Fiber Guild
-
Spring 2022
- Virtual Exhibitions
- Collections
- Teach + Learn
- Communities
- Give
- News