Fresh Eye Gallery presents Bona Fide, an exhibition curated by Fresh Eye Arts Artist Jessica Williams. This exhibition centers on the individuality and personal motivations of the artist, each with a different perspective, inspiration, and purpose.

Revolutionary: The Feminine Perspective Beyond 50

This group exhibition, curated by Christi Furnas, showcases the power, talent, and creativity of women and femme artists ranging in age from 50 to 92 years old. Exhibiting art includes paintings, prints, sculptures, jewelry, textiles, mixed media, and mosaics from 35 Twin Cities artists.

Our first exhibition of 2023 is Good Together! This show features artwork from a six-class series we held at the gallery. These workshops were designed for individuals with disabilities but were open to all.

Our second annual extended holiday market exhibition, Yulemart, was held from November 11th – December 23rd. This over-the-top, gallery-turned-gift shop will featured petite handmade art and gifts for the holiday season. Over 50 local artists had work on display.

Mixing lighthearted fun with the macabre and supernatural- SPELLBOUND includes over 40 works that fit the multifaceted nature of the Halloween season.

A group exhibition nestled in the space of certainty and self-determined uncertainty. Curated by Kehayr Brown-Ransaw.

n his first solo exhibition, Daydreamland, Woodard shares his internal dreamworld with us. Little houses with shutters and patio furniture, streets and backyards, these make up the miniature town that Woodard has created using cardboard, paper, toothpicks, glue and acrylic paint.

The Land Within Us is an exhibition curated by Alondra Garza and featuring the work of 31 artists from Minnesota, Wisconsin, Florida, California, Arizona, Texas, and Mexico. The exhibition, curated by Alondra M. Garza, acknowledges the lack of representation in the art world for Indigenous and Latines, most especially for young artists, in the U.S.

Fresh Eye Gallery presents Rainbow-ish, an exhibition exploring joy and exuberance. Throughout history and in many cultures, rainbows have represented optimism, promise, and hope.

This over-the-top, gallery-turned-gift shop featured petite handmade art and gifts for the holiday season. We turned the gallery into a festive, bright and blingy, immersive winter experience, with a wide variety of handmade items for sale including fine art, prints, sculpture, ceramics, jewelry, pins, stickers, magnets, zines, t-shirts, and more!

The artists featured this exhibition interpret the word Hold in all its forms. Works range from enigmatic and visceral, to familial and sentimental. Curated by Benjamin Merritt.

creature comforts centers on the themes of intimate environments, multi-layered emotional states, the pastime of distraction, and creative compulsion as a coping mechanism for this past year. Finding wonder in our smaller daily lives.

Virtual Reality, presented by COMPAS, is a celebration of the artwork created by a community of artists during a time of immense challenges in the Twin Cities and globally. Through it all, this community of artists created art that expresses the resilience, resistance, grief, anger, and joy we have all experienced this past year. The work on display was created during livestreamed virtual art sessions held in partnership with MSS, Wingspan, Accord, Partnership Resources, and Avivo, organizations in the metro area that serve people of all abilities.