2024 Faculty Biennial Exhibition and Forum | Minneapolis College of Art and Design

2024 Faculty Biennial Exhibition and Forum

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Main and Concourse Galleries
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Exhibition: August 26–November 2, 2024
Reception: Friday, September 6, 6:00–8:00 p.m.

Throughout the fall, the gallery will spotlight the art and research undertaken by both full- and part-time faculty in the 2024 MCAD Faculty Biennial. Some fifty faculty members in the college’s Creative Entrepreneurship, Design, Fine Arts, Media Arts, and Liberal Arts Departments will be participating in an exhibition in the Main and Concourse Galleries. Participating faculty will also be presenting papers, film screenings, performances, and readings as part of a Faculty Forum Series in Auditorium 140.

The wide variety of media and formats will showcase the breadth of the faculty’s expertise and offer audience members multiple in-person and remote engagement opportunities.

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November

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