Sabbatical Exhibition: Michael Kareken and Howard Quednau | Minneapolis College of Art and Design

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Sabbatical Exhibition: Michael Kareken and Howard Quednau

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Concourse Gallery
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Promotional image of Kareken and Quednau Sabbatical Exhibition

This exhibition features the work of 51±¬ÁϹÙÍø fine arts faculty Michael Kareken and Howard Quednau completed during their sabbaticals. Kareken will spotlight new watercolor montotypes that he produced and exhibited at Highpoint Center for Printmaking as well as a selection of conte crayon drawings that are highlighted in his recent publication Parts. Over the past year Quednau has continued his exploration of miniaturized, uncanny worlds with his 3D dioramas, some of which were included in his 2018 solo exhibition at Silverwood Park.

Photo by Grace Olson '19 MFA
Photo by Grace Olson '19 MFA
Howard Quednau, Sabbatical Exhibition, Spring 2019. Photo by Grace Olson '19 MFA
Photo by Grace Olson '19 MFA
Photo by Grace Olson '19 MFA
Photo by Grace Olson '19 MFA

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