Cliff Fragua, a New Mexico-based sculptor, has been selected as the 2025-26 Native American Artist-in-Residence. This two-year residency, made possible by grants from the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) and the Terra Foundation. Learn more at z.umn.edu/NAAiR

Join us on March 19 for Laughing Matter: Comedy Night at WAM with Ali Sultan, host Maggie Faris, and featured performances by the University of Minnesota Comedy Club! Tickets at z.umn.edu/ComedyNightWAM

Inside artists Bino, Von, and Sarith were able to Zoom into the exhibition Opening Day. Family, friends, and exhibition goers all had a chance to speak with the artists.

Contributor Sheila Regan covered SEEN for MinnPost—we are still feeling the joy, raw grief, and healing energy of Opening Day. On view until May 18. www.minnpost.com/artscape/202...

Plan on staying warm at WAM on Saturday. SEEN opens at 11AM with in-gallery activations, refreshments, a reading and reflection space, and art-making activities available throughout the day. FREE and open to the public. z.umn.edu/SEENatWAM

The new @weismanart.bsky.social exhibit SEEN, opening Saturday, is a collab with BA alum Emily Baxter's We Are All Criminals org: the installation pairs currently incarcerated artists with artists, activists, and academics living in the Twin Cities wam.umn.edu/seen-opening...