Art this Way- Solar Arts and Northrup King BLDGS

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711 15th Ave NE MPLS, MN 55413

Website: https://solarartsbuilding.com/

Dates: November 7th -10th

Times: Thursday 5-9 pm

Friday 5-10 pm

Saturday 12-6 pm

Sunday 12-5 pm

It’s that time of year again when the air is crisp, tanks and shorts are replaced with wool sweaters and knee-high boots, and spiced beverages warm the chilled hands.  The start of the holiday season has arrived and Solar arts along with Northrup King Bldg. will have their studios open to the public.  What better way to kick off the holiday season by shopping locally handmade artist creations, nothing!  Need more?  Well Indeed Brewery is located on the 1st floor of Solar Arts, still not enough?  Well Quincy Street is home to various restaurants.  So, no more excuses!!!

Minnesota Women’s Press- December 2021

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December’s Changemakers issue of Minnesota Women’s press they did a write-up about my Empty Frame in Texas and how I chose to stand in solidarity with women’s right to choose.  I couldn’t have done this without the support of Art to change the world members.  

#FrameYourRights Exhibition focusing on Voting, Reproductive Rights, Policing and other social justice topics will be staged.

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Committee Layl McDill, Barbara Bridges, Cory Favre, Nina Robinson, Natalie McGuire, not pictured: Deb Ripp, Lucienne Schroepfer

Nov 4-7, 2021, During Art this Way show  

Location: Solar Arts Building, Address: 711 NE 15th Ave, Minneapolis, MN 55413
Event hours:
11-4 5-9 pm
11-5 5-9 pm
11-5 noon – 8 pm
11-6 noon – 4 pm Details:

ACW leader, Natalie Mcguire, submits her unique photography merging into her mosaic frameworks to galleries all over the country. The work, Bridge to Wonder, was accepted into the exhibition at the Arcadia Art Show in Tyler, Texas. When Texas passed the law denying the marginalized their reproductive freedom (the wealthy can travel across state lines), Natalie felt compelled to take action.  She wrote to the curator of the exhibit that, respectfully, she could not send her art into a state which would support such a trampling of “the right to choose”.  Much to her amazement, the curator of Arcadia Art Show, Dace Kidd, responded that she understood and asked if she could install her statement on a black background, framed, in the place her work would have been hung. This was an encouraging outcome, but then so what?  Who is this punishing?  ACW is going two steps further to help those who need reproductive services NOW.

ACW is also aware that a boycott of all things Texan punishes all Texans.  If you would like to help the women currently in crisis, please send a donation to The Lilith Fund – supports the right of all Texans to make their own reproductive choices, regardless of income. https://www.lilithfund.org/donate

Read More:  https://www.arttochangetheworld.org/10781-2/

Exhibiting: Cory Favre, Ari Moss, Rebecca David, Natalie McGuire