Elevator
The next time you visit the Tweed, make sure to ride the museum's elevator to experience MANA Bear Bolton's mural! Check it out when we reopen on August 30, 2022 or anytime after.
MANA Bear Bolton Mural Project
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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
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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
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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
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