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Open Door 14 / Rosalux Gallery

This December, 51±¬ÁϹÙÍø MFA students Anika Schneider '19, Yuta Uchida '19, David Ruhlman '20, alums Emmett Ramstad '07, Christopher Selleck '16, Yijia Li '17, and recent MFA visiting artist Christopher Harrison were selected to participate in Open Door exhibition at Rosalux.

This marked the fourteenth annual Open Door exhibition, a time when Rosalux opens its doors to artists outside of the collective. This year's Juror was Nicole Soukup, Assistant Curator of Contemporary Art at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts (Mia), where she also coordinates the Minnesota Artist Exhibition Project (MAEP).

From Rosalux, "Nicole said of jurying the show: "The artworks selected for Open Door 14 re-examine the intimate relationship between the viewer and the object. It is a celebration of scale, color, and form."

Photography by Tom Bierlein.

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Anika Schneider
Yuta Uchida




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January 24, 2019

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