Minneapolis Institute of Art

Exhibitions during fiscal year ending june 30, 2022 include: the contemporary print: 20 years at highpoint editionsleslie barlow: within, between, and beyondaaron dysart: passagevan gogh and the olive grovesin her view: contemporary women's photographyvirgil ortiz: convergencebritish watercolor landscapesfly zine archive: a chronicle of punk, queer, and anarchist counterculturesupernatural america: the paranormal in american artdressed by nature: textiles of japanjovan c. speller: nurturing, and other rituals of protectionkamoda shoji: the Art of changea floral affair: a bouquet for the friends' centennialenvisioning evil: "the nazi drawings" by mauricio lasanskyobjectivity: metaphorical and material lives of photographs dayanita singh: pothi khanaparska/shadathe three perfections: image, poem, and calligraphy in chinese paintingparallel lines: new textile masterworks inspired by geometryreflections on reality: drawings and paintings from the weisberg collectionthe poetic abstractions of maki haku: prints from the kimm-grufferman collectionsixties psychedelia: san francisco rock posters from the paul maurer collectionwords that presence the divine: tezet metumia's artist in respiteartist in residence 2021racism as a public health crisis: youth and professional artists respondvenice in the 1700screativity academyyee i-lann: picturing powermia staff Art showpublications produced during fiscal year ending june 30, 2022 include: envisioning evil: "the nazi drawings" by maricio lasanskykamoda shji: the Art of change

Mia's Art adventure program served more than 36,806 students virtually in 100 schools across the state. Creativity academy (500) and water is life (682) programs served 1182 students, using 2,700 Art kits delivered to the partner schools. Mia served 321 students through on-site, virtual, or at-school partnership programs. 994 students (pk-university) participated in virtual tours. 4664 students (pk-university) participated in on-site guided tours. Mia trained 975 parent volunteers virtually to lead Art adventure lessons. Mia provided professional development to 115 teachers virtually and on-site. Mobile mia, the museum's specially designed bicycle, delivered Art activities to 928 youth and families.

Acquisitions bring new strength to the collection. The permanent collection is always at the core of our work. In fy22, 1,956 exceptional objects were acquired, enriching each of the 5 curatorial areas.