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Celebrating its 31st year, this highly competitive international juried exhibition showcases work by artists from throughout the United States and abroad.
Recent ANI exhibitions have featured work representing artists from Japan to Canada, California to Rhode Island, Florida to Washington, and more than 30 communities of Minnesota: from Redwood Falls to Woodbury, Savage to Two Harbors.
There is a wide range of mediums represented including acrylic, oil, and watercolor paintings, sculptures, fiber & textiles, ceramics, photographs, and more.
The jurors this year:
Fine Art Broker and Appraiser, Former Gallerist, Vern Carver & Beard / Dean Galleries
Visual Artist, Professor—Minneapolis College of Art and Design, Zayed University
Curator of Collections, Weisman Art Museum

Formed in 1937, the Minnesota Artists Association is an all-inclusive organization welcoming members working in a variety of mediums. Throughout MAA’s history, their membership has boasted a veritable who’s who of art in our state. Celebrating its 89th year, this exhibition features a juried selection of work by current members.
Landscapes and urban scenes, tranquil as well as gritty, and people in their daily activity are represented in Don Biehn’s body of work. Attracted to more intimate spaces and common settings, he captures on canvas the calm or energy, the mood of the atmosphere, the season and the view in front of him.
Established in 2004, the Minnesota Mosaic Guild (MMG) was formed to promote the art of mosaic; foster exploration and experimentation in the media; provide educational opportunities in mosaic; and share and celebrate the diversity of experience and knowledge in the media.