Szyhalski Shows Survey Exhibition at the Weisman Art Museum | Minneapolis College of Art and Design

Szyhalski Shows Survey Exhibition at the Weisman Art Museum

August 26, 2022
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Two prints of buildings are sitting on their sides and on the bottom it says TRUTH and the other side it is an arabic word
Piotr Szyhalski

Faculty member Piotr Szyhalski is showing We Are Working All The Time! at the Weisman Art Museum (WAM).

The Weisman’s survey exhibition, Piotr Szyhalski: We Are Working All The Time!, features works in a variety of media across three decades of Szyhalski’s prolific and pioneering practice, including poster design, web projects, mail art, painting, installation, and public performance. The exhibition will include a number of artist-led “activations” in and around WAM, with moments of performance, printmaking, and in-gallery “office hours” by Szyhalski on select Fridays throughout the show’s run.

We Are Working All The Time!
August 20–December 31
Weisman Art Museum (Minneapolis, MN)

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