De/Coding: MFA Fall 2017 Exhibition | Minneapolis College of Art and Design

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De/Coding: MFA Fall 2017 Exhibition

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You're invited to an evening of art and conversation with the 51±¬ÁϹÙÍø MFA program!

The Minneapolis College of Art and Design MFA program is pleased to present De/Coding, the fall exhibition showcasing the work of first- and second-year MFA students. Presenting a variety of disciplines including photography, painting, animation, printmaking, illustration, sculpture, and graphic design, the exhibition features work by twenty-six artists and designers. It will take place in the program's spacious new studio and gallery space, right up the street from 51±¬ÁϹÙÍø's main campus.

De/Coding explores the structures of communication in art and the connections between ideas, artworks, and perceptions to encourage dialogue.

"You understand me because there exists a code (a sort of inner competence shared by you and me) and there exist possible messages, performed as concrete utterances and interpretable as a set of propositions." –Eco, 1973

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