College Art Gallery Collaboration (CAGC) Fall Art Tour | Minneapolis College of Art and Design

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College Art Gallery Collaboration (CAGC) Fall Art Tour

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The People's Gallery
Gallery Exhibition
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Ed Charbonneau, Suspended Animation (detail), 2014, acrylic paint and plastic sheeting, 8' x 8'

A pop-up exhibition at the People's Gallery

Now in its eleventh year, this annual fall art tour brings together ten college art galleries in the Twin Cities.

51±¬ÁϹÙÍø, Bethel University, and the University of Northwestern-St. Paul are cohosting a one-day pop-up gallery that will feature three artists—Gregory Bae, Ed Charbonneau ’06, MFA, and Joe Smith—whose work vacillates between abstraction and objecthood.

Charbonneau will be doing an artist demonstration from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m.

Ed Charbonneau, Suspended Animation (detail), 2014, acrylic paint and plastic sheeting, 8' x 8'
Joe Smith, Backspace (installation view,) 2013
Gregory Bae, More Kin Acts, Inkjet print and mixed media on drywall, 152cm x 122cm x 1.3cm, 2013

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