2025 EXHIBITS
Everywhere and Nowhere
Jessica Meeks
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June 7 - July 5
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The day to day grind can be exhausting, and overwhelming, especially in today's world. The feeling in your chest that you are nowhere and yet, in your heart, you are everywhere. This expands across a multitude of circumstances that feel both anti-climatic and grandiose all at once. The yin and yang of our thoughts, feelings, relationships, and life itself. The cathartic release in these pieces are a way to reach out in solidarity and to have known that someone else understands. Together, Everywhere and Nowhere.
Massacre at Flour City
The Deadly Battle over Labor Rights in the Streets of Seward, Summer of 1935.
July 12 - 26
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A dramatic retelling of events that took place in and around this building [the Ivy Arts building], 90 years ago, through a timeline of photos, newspaper clippings, and first-hand accounts.
Historical information and activities will accompany the exhibit.
Sponsored by the History Committee of the Seward Neighborhood Group and Smart Set Community Printing, with local labor union support.
Transformation
Interfaith Artists Circle (19 artists)
Opening Reception
Sunday, August 10 from 2pm - 5pm
Showing’s Saturdays 11 a.m. – 5 p.m
August 16, 23, 30
11:00 a.m. to 4:00p.m.
September 6
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​Life is series of transformations—large or small, expected or unanticipated, sudden or subtle. Every year, the cycle of seasons is transformative. Certain events transform us—births, deaths, illness or injury… Working in a variety of media—painting, collage, fiber, photography, animation, ceramics, glass—we convey our personal experiences with and reflections on transformation. Our art is fluid, ever-changing, like our lives.
www.interfaithartistcircle.com
2025 Member Show
Opening Reception
September 13th from 6pm-9pm
Showing’s Saturdays 11 a.m. – 5 p.m
September 20, 27
October 4, 11, 18
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​This will include LoLa and Soup For You fundraiser.
Project Art for Nature: Restoration and Re-emergence
Collaboration of 19 Artists
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Opening Reception
October 25th from 6pm-9pm
Showing’s Saturdays 11 a.m. – 5 p.m
November 1, 8, 15, 22. 29
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OUR MISSION: Inspiring Conservation of Nature through Art Project Art for Nature (PAN) artists create and share artwork to encourage protection, restoration, re-connection and stewardship of natural communities of native plants, animals, fungi and their habitats. In this time of climate change and loss of biodiversity, our group of 15 PAN artists share individual and collective interests and concerns, to revive a much-needed arousal of service to nature.
Seward Frolic
December 2025Step into holiday enchantment as the Seward Frolic & Holiday Art Market invites you to the heart of Minneapolis’ cherished and historic Seward Neighborhood nestled near the University of Minnesota campus. Organized by Seward Civic and Commerce Association, Seward Neighborhood Group, Vine Arts Center, and Redesign, the event will feature special sales and events at local businesses, along with a Holiday Art Market showcasing local artists and artisans at Matthews Park Recreation Center (2318 29th Ave. S) Vine Arts Center (2637 27th Ave S) and Northern Clay Center (2424 E Franklin Ave).
