It's getting real (and so exciting)!
HERE, NOW is the first major exhibition of permanent collection works in the M’s New Wing, which triple's the total gallery space and reinvigorates the M's stunning stained glass arcade. The artworks on view will call to mind interconnections—throughout our history, many stories have intertwined within the M's permanent collection. We can't wait for you to learn more!
An Open House and celebration of the New Wing will take place on October 26, 2024 from 10:00 a.m.—4:00 p.m.
HERE, NOW
Opens October 17, 2024
mmaa.org/here-now/
Starting this Saturday, November 4, the M will be open from 10:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. Thursdays through Sundays!
Construction in downtown St. Paul is underway, making car travel and parking challenging. Consider taking public transportation or give yourself extra driving time. For more information on transit routes that stop at the M, parking tips, and directions, go to the "Hours & Directions" link in bio.
Join us today, May 17 at 2 pm, for "Together," a handbells concert by Twin Cities Bronze in partnership with Ring Out, a new bell choir in the Twin Cities.
Ring Out is a handbell ensemble created by and for LGBTQIA+ ringers and allies.
incitiesbronze.org/event-details-registration/together
Join us today, 5/16 at 2 pm, for a free guided tour of "Queering Indigeneity."
"Queering Indigeneity" celebrates the vision and diversity of 2-Spirit, Native queer, gender-expansive artists in the Upper Midwest: /queering-indigeneity/
Featured artists: Sharon Day, Ryan Young, Delia Touché, Awanigiizhik Bruce, Niibawi Ajijaak, Awanaabe Syverson, Zoe Allen, Naawakamigookwe Lera Hephner, Noah Polk, Madeline Treuer, Chewie Mason, Asin-Gwiiwizens, Sav Jonsa, Giiwedin, Nick Metcalf, and Penny Kagigebi.
No registration required. Hope to see you here!
#IndigenousArt #QueeringIndigeneity #TwoSpirit #NativeArtists #ArtExhibition #RadicalLateralNurturing #TwoSpiritCulturalReclamation
Join us this Sunday, May 17, for "Together," a handbells concert by Twin Cities Bronze in partnership with Ring Out, a new bell choir in the Twin Cities.
Ring Out is a handbell ensemble created by and for LGBTQIA+ ringers and allies.
Save the date: Sunday, May 17, 2 pm
incitiesbronze.org/event-details-registration/together
Proud to boost this interview with Penny Kagigebi, the curator-for-community-collaboration of "Queering Indigeneity" at the M—and also "Two-Spirit Stories" at the Textile Center. Her artistic impact straddles the Twin Cities!
Listen here: /podcasts/penny-kagigebi
/queering-indigeneity
Plan your visit! Free admission. Open Thursday–Sunday, 10 am–4 pm.
/podcasts/penny-kagigebi
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Celebrate Pride & Queering Indigeneity: An Open House at the M
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Saturday, June 13, 2026 | 10 am to 4 pm
Free and open to all
Join us during St. Paul PRIDE for a day-long celebration of Queering Indigeneity.
Named one of the Top Ten Exhibitions of 2025 by both the Minnesota Star Tribune and MPLSart.com, this powerful exhibition honors the vision and diversity of Two-Spirit, Native queer, and gender-expansive relatives from across the Upper Midwest. Exhibition closes August 16, 2026.
• Beading Makers Space: Hosted by Zoe and Sadie Allen. Create a keychain out of glass and plastic pony beads! (Ages 6+, no experience needed.)
• Art Demos: Visit with Queering Indigeneity artists while they bring their visions to life through live demonstrations.
• Guided Tours: Dive deeper into the stories behind the art at Noon and 2 pm.
• Treats & Giveaways: Enjoy lemonade, snacks, and a limited-edition artwork sticker sheet, while supplies last.
“[Queering Indigeneity] doesn’t just show what 2-Spirit and queer Indigenous artists create, it shows how they build and sustain community through that creativity.”
—Red POP! News
@mahingan13@indigenousvengeance@deleeuhhh@awanigiizhik.art
Niibawi Ajijaak
@sonofsyver@zoevallen@lerahephner@noahtoes@madpublicfg@chewiemonster_101
Asin-Gwiiwizens
Sav Jonsa
@giiwedinindizhinikaaz@nickmetcalf23
/mevent/queering-indigeneity-open-house/
Join us tomorrow, 5/16 at 2 pm, for a free guided tour of "Queering Indigeneity."
"Queering Indigeneity" celebrates the vision and diversity of 2-Spirit, Native queer, gender-expansive artists in the Upper Midwest: /queering-indigeneity/
Featured artists: Sharon Day, Ryan Young, Delia Touché, Awanigiizhik Bruce, Niibawi Ajijaak, Awanaabe Syverson, Zoe Allen, Naawakamigookwe Lera Hephner, Noah Polk, Madeline Treuer, Chewie Mason, Asin-Gwiiwizens, Sav Jonsa, Giiwedin, Nick Metcalf, and Penny Kagigebi.
No registration required. Hope to see you here!
#IndigenousArt #QueeringIndigeneity #TwoSpirit #NativeArtists #ArtExhibition #RadicalLateralNurturing #TwoSpiritCulturalReclamation
Join us this Sunday, May 17, for "Together," a handbells concert by Twin Cities Bronze in partnership with Ring Out, a new bell choir in the Twin Cities.
Ring Out is a handbell ensemble created by and for LGBTQIA+ ringers and allies.
Save the date: Sunday, May 17, 2 pm
incitiesbronze.org/event-details-registration/together