feminism Archives – Mn Artists

1View of the exhibition Hazel Belvo: For Love, 2023-2024. Courtesy Minnesota Museum of American Art.

5-21-2024

For Love: Hazel Belvo at the M

Heid E. Erdrich

1Rindon Johnson, May the moon meet us apart, may the sun meet us together, 2021. Courtesy the artist.

Literature Moving Image Visual Art

1-16-2024

Glitching the Glass Wall: Formidable Static

Juleana Enright

1Beatriz Santiago Muñoz, Oriana, 2022. Image courtesy the artist.

Literature Moving Image

6-2-2023

Dentro del Cero (Inside the Zero)

Lara Mimosa Montes

1Sabrina Ford, Za’Nia Coleman, and CRICE (left to right) at Light Play. Photo: Driven Dreams Media/Connor Anderson.

Literature Visual Art

5-26-2023

Light Play: Using Projection Arts to Reclaim Space

Za'Nia Coleman

1Alexandra Bodnarchuk. Photo: Bill Cameron.

Performing Arts

3-15-2023

On Truth and Disagreement

Marcela Michelle

1Liz Larner, Corner Basher, 1988. Gaby and Wilhelm Schürmann Collection, Herzogenrath and Berlin. Photo by Eric Mueller, courtesy Walker Art Center, Minneapolis.

8-19-2022

Held in a Corner: Mater(iality) and Mater(nality) in Liz Larner’s Corner Pieces

Sheila Dickinson

1Vogue Night, Walker Art Center, 2018. Photo: Bobby Rogers.

Literature Moving Image Performing Arts

4-25-2022

You Can’t Have One Without Giving Side Eye to the Other: On the Entanglement of Gender and Genre

George Hoagland

1Gluklya, Who has a bigger wound?, 2021.

Literature Visual Art

9-27-2021

Letters to the Doctor

Natalya Pershina-Yakimanskaya (Gluklya)

1Nicole Havekost, Chthonic (2021). Courtesy of the Minneapolis Institute of Art.

2-5-2021

Gravity Happens to Us

Sheila Regan

Literature Performing Arts Visual Art

5-6-2020

If Care Is Essential

Anna Marie Shogren

1Nina gone in. Credit: Terrion Williamson.

11-2-2018

Everything Is Everything, or How Black Women Will Survive the End of the World

Terrion L. Williamson

1Photo credit: Studio Zu.

Design Literature Performing Arts Visual Art

1-17-2018

Feminizing the Axe

Jess Hirsch