We are under attack — the overturning of Roe vs Wade; policies targeting queer and trans youth, bans against teaching critical race theory; missing indigenous children; police violence against Black lives and people experiencing mental health crises; violence against the land, which disproportionately harms BIPOC communities and low-income families.

This is by no means an exhaustive list, but already we are exhausted.

“Notes on Healing” uses visual art and sound to explore the space between violence and healing. When there is always another loss, another tragedy, how do we move forward? When we are faced with continual violence against land, body, and truth, how can we heal?
Music and Sound Interpretations of the Art by famous Twin Cities artist JD Steele!! Concept by Author Elizabeth Ash

RSVP for Opening Night not required but encouraged so we can get an idea of how many are coming!
RSVP HERE!

CALL FOR ARTISTS!

Artists are encouraged to submit works that explore various stages on the spectrum of healing — loss, grief, anger, acceptance, forgiveness, lightness, closure, joy, and everything in between. What is your current relationship or understanding of healing? What do you hope healing can look like for yourself and your community? You are also encouraged to challenge traditional ideas about healing. All experiences, feelings, and thoughts about healing are welcome.

Applications are OPEN. Please apply HERE!