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December 23, 2017 – February 10, 2019 | G373 | Free Exhibition Contemporary artists approach the human body not as a fixed and stable entity, but rather as a fluid, contested site for the creation of meaning. The works in this exhibition present the varied expressions of gender, race, and sexuality not as biological givens but as cultural constructs performed through everyday actions and mannerisms. „The Contested Body“ features loaned objects and recent acquisitions of work by artists Emma Amos, Sadie Benning, Sharon Hayes, George Segal, Lorna Simpson, Martin Wong, and Portia Zvavahera, among others in which the body is reimagined as a site of agency, empowerment, celebration, and struggle in an attempt to encompass the complexity and multiplicity of the human condition.
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September 14, 2018 – January 20, 2019 | Gallery 369 and Gallery 370 | Free The work of Sara Cwynar explores the subjects of color and design, both in film and photography, and considers the ways they have operated politically, socially and historically, particularly in the context of how we conceptualize beauty. Her research-oriented films are meditations on the emotional impact of color, design and popular imagery, and their role in the manifestation of desire for objects and others
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November 1, 2011 – December 4, 2011 | Katherine Kierland Herberger Gallery (110) | Free Exhibition This deeply personal exhibition of student work is the result of a unique partnership among the MIA and Austin High School (Greater Minnesota), Thomas Edison High School (Minneapolis), El Colegio Charter School (Minneapolis), and Humboldt Secondary School (St. Paul)
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January 26, 2019 – March 1, 2020 | Gallery 369 | Free Exhibition Today we live multiple lives both online and in real life, with elastic identities that are seemingly boundless, open to fluid representation and constant reinterpretation via technology. Can the same be said of our physical bodies? Despite technology’s ever-quickening pace, we are still inextricably bound to the flesh-and-blood of the human body that we as a species have inhabited for thousands of years. The works presented in this exhibition broadly question how technology has reimagined the physical body—as avatar, prosthesis, shell, surrogate, or otherwise—as well as its ongoing ramifications for understanding the evolving human condition.
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February 26, 2011 – June 26, 2011 | Louis W Hill Jr. Gallery of Japanese Prints (239) | Free Exhibition Katsukawa Shunsho (1726-92) was one of the first woodblock print designers to create yakusha-nigao-e, or pictures that convey an actor’s actual, rather than idealized, appearance. The growing popularity of Kabuki, a highly stylized and melodramatic form of theater that appealed to Japan’s urban commoners, fostered a demand for images of popular actors
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September 2, 2023 – February 11, 2024 | Gallery 369, 373, 374 | Free Exhibition This exhibition is the first of two consecutive installations featuring the closely related techniques of collage, assemblage, photomontage, and found object sculpture. The diverse selection of artworks by leading national and international artists, drawn from Mia’s collection and local private collections, emphasizes the museum’s commitment to modern and contemporary art
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June 1, 2019 – November 24, 2019 | Gallery 262 and Gallery 275 | Free Exhibition Hózhǫ́ is a foundational concept in the Navajo world, encompassing ideas of beauty, harmony, balance, order, grace, health, and happiness. It is a state of being, thinking, and acting
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