Winter Tour at Franconia Sculpture Park | Minneapolis College of Art and Design

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Winter Tour at Franconia Sculpture Park

Pictures provided by Alexis Schramel

This past February, 51±¬ÁϹÙÍø MFA candidates ( '22, '23, and '23) and friends visited for a free snowshoe tour guided by Franconia's Executive Director & Chief Curator . Participants traversed the snow-covered prairie and viewed contemporary sculptures, afterwards they were greeted with hot drinks and snacks around a bonfire at Franconia Commons. 

Shout out to Ginger, Don, and Jo for having us! Co-organizer Alexis Schramel also received funding from 51±¬ÁϹÙÍø's Student Union for a donation to Franconia for their generosity in helping us with this fun field trip.

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Published on
April 04, 2022

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