Exhibition Archive

Four talented artists create sculptural works that hang from the Braucher Gallery’s ceiling grid, creating a varied visual landscape.

Figurative works from the Carleton Art Collection, curated by Curatorial Studies seminar students.

Danish collective N-55, known for open source designs and innovative public spaces, teach and create in a Perlman Teaching Museum residency.

Seely ’98, with evocative photos and videos of the arctic and equator, meditates on climate change and how time is measured and experienced.

Organized by Ken Tape ’99, Then and Now: The Changing Arctic Landscape, pairs decades-old photos of Alaska’s Arctic with contemporary views.

This annual showcase features works in all media by graduating senior studio art majors Johnathan Ahn, Qwill Duvall, Dorae Hankin, Ella Kampelman, Shamir Kansakar, Carissa Knipe, Eric Meehl, Clara Nulty, Soon Kai Poh, Ellie Schmidt, Julia Snyder, Mikiko Tokuhira, and Kaiyue Zhou.

Haunting photographs of “Chemical Alley” on the lower Mississippi by photographer Richard Misrach and “throughlines” by designer Kate Orff.

Butler’s painting “Power Plant/St. Paul” complements the Petrochemical America exhibition focusing on the lower Mississippi “Cancer Alley.”

Minneapolis artist Paul Shambroom offers large photographic landscapes of U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve sites.

Artists seek to better understand the nature of existence and to reveal the banalities and complexities of quotidian life.