Tweed Museum of Art | UMN Duluth
Get in our elevator and take a ride through an immersive experience from the imagination of a rising Twin Ports artist. Dreaming Our Futures: Ojibwe and Očhéthi Šakówiŋ Artists and Knowledge Keepers. September 3 - December 20, 2024. Curated by Brenda J. Child and Howard Oransky. Organized by Katherine E. Nash Gallery.
About | Tweed Museum of Art | UMN Duluth
French Barbizon Works from the Tweed Museum's Permanent Collection; Ojibwe Basketry From Tweed's Permanent Collections; 2022. Annual Student Exhibition 2022; Anti-Social Art: Experimental Practices In Late East Germany; Earth Re/Imagined; George Morrison: Selections from Tweed's Permanent Collection; Glassworks from the Collection of Don and ...
Current Exhibitions | Tweed Museum of Art | UMN Duluth
French Barbizon Works from the Tweed Museum's Permanent Collection; Ojibwe Basketry From Tweed's Permanent Collections; 2022. Annual Student Exhibition 2022; Anti-Social Art: Experimental Practices In Late East Germany; Earth Re/Imagined; George Morrison: Selections from Tweed's Permanent Collection; Glassworks from the Collection of Don and ...
Visitor Guidelines | Tweed Museum of Art | UMN Duluth
The museum does not have dedicated parking on campus. Please visit Campus Parking and Directions ahead of your visit. Parking during the summer months is free in all parking lots. Plan your visit via public transportation with the Moovit app or visit Duluth Transit.
European Art | Tweed Museum of Art | UMN Duluth
Tweed Museum of Art. The George Peter Tweed Memorial Collection was the museum's founding gift when Alice Tweed Touhy donated over 475 works of European and American art to the University of Minnesota Duluth between 1950 and 1973.
Contemporary Art | Tweed Museum of Art | UMN Duluth
The museum’s collection of contemporary art encompasses art from 1945 to the present day, including artworks in all media and from diverse geographic locations and cultures.
Native and Indigenous Art | Tweed Museum of Art | UMN Duluth
Tweed Museum of Art. In 2007, the Tweed Museum acquired the Richard E. and Dorothy Rawlings Nelson Collection of American Indian Art, including contemporary Native art from artists such as David Bradley, Patrick DesJarlait, George Morrison, and Angelique Merasty.
FAQs | Tweed Museum of Art | UMN Duluth
Is the Tweed open year-round? Yes, the Tweed is open year-round but please check our website or social media when planning your visit to confirm that we are open. Please note that some galleries in the museum may be closed during exhibition installation periods and the museum is closed during university administrative and holiday breaks.
Parking & Directions | Tweed Museum of Art | UMN Duluth
The Tweed Museum of Art is located in the Humanities Building on the campus of the University of Minnesota Duluth, in the newly renovated Ordean Court area. Right on University Dr to access public log G or continue onto Solon Campus Center to park in the metered area.
News | Tweed Museum of Art | UMN Duluth
Feb 18, 2021 · Tweed Museum of Art research is bringing an important artist's life work into focus, while connecting it to the region's cultures.