Something to Say Magazine: Mapping Our Tethered Futures
Twin Cities based artists Taoheed Bayo and Mark Odumuyiwa reveal their collaborative approach to creating the locally focused Something to Say Magazine.
A conversation between two Walker Art Center educators that explores the intent of using and speaking land acknowledgments into one’s space, particularly that of a public institution.
Current series
Tracing recent re-examinations of what museums are and can be, this series considers bold re-envisionings for the shape of museums both within their walls as well as throughout communities.
Examining how artists practice, engage with, and foster care while recognizing the creative labor it takes to nurture themselves and others.
A behind-the-scenes glimpse that celebrates the staff, volunteers, artists, and others whose work forms the life and character of the Walker Art Center.
Gathering various creative perspectives, <em>Radical Play</em> considers play as an act of rebellion—a joyous method for learning, expressing oneself, forming empathetic connections, pushing boundaries, and reshaping our world.
Something to Say Magazine: Mapping Our Tethered Futures
Twin Cities based artists Taoheed Bayo and Mark Odumuyiwa reveal their collaborative approach to creating the locally focused Something to Say Magazine.
Members of the 2024–25 Walker Art Center Teen Arts Council declare a globally dispersed museum that is nowhere and anywhere—a Heart Gallery—made of treasured belongings that comfort, memorialize, and transport.
How can museums partner with non-art institutions to further greater civic impact? Anna Van Sice, Hennepin County Library adult services librarian, reflects on how museums and libraries can extend past physical buildings and preconceived notions.
A conversation between two Walker Art Center educators that explores the intent of using and speaking land acknowledgments into one’s space, particularly that of a public institution.
In an area when drag is under attack, Lil Miss Hot Mess explores drag as a creative and imaginative form of play that utilizes dress-up to envision and enact new worlds as well as build community through feelings of camaraderie and commiseration.
Anna Marie Shogren pulls from interdisciplinary experience as a dance artist, a hospice CNA, and writer to question the capacity of a written score to support or invite care.
Whether public, private, or for a school group, all tours at the Walker are led by a professional museum Educator. This amazing and energetic group of Walker staff are always here to help translate the sometimes, shall we say complex, artwork jargon into language anyone can understand.
A series of essays, translations, interviews, and excerpts examining the past, present, and future of art education, presented by the Walker Education and Public Programs staff.
Avant Museology is a two-day symposium exploring the practices and sociopolitical implications of contemporary museology.
Through a single interface, an array of voices are invited to respond to pressing questions that surround the work of making, presenting, understanding, and living with art today.
