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Christine Sun Kim: All Day All Night

Christine Sun Kim: All Day All Night

Mar 28–Aug 30, 2026

Exhibitions

Suzanne Jackson: What Is Love
Triptych artwork on a white wall featuring abstract figures: a yellow bird, a standing silhouetted figure, and a crouching reddish figure, surrounded by plant shapes and soft, pastel backgrounds.

Suzanne Jackson: What Is Love

May 14–Aug 23, 2026

Exhibitions

Skyline Mini Golf

Skyline Mini Golf

May 20–Oct 4, 2026

Family Events

Killer of Sheep by Charles Burnett
A blurred, black-and-white image shows a person mid-air between two tall buildings, appearing to leap or fall, with arms and legs extended against a bright sky background.

Killer of Sheep by Charles Burnett

May 28 & June 10, 2026

Screenings

The Social Soundtrack with Brass Solidarity
A diverse marching band plays instruments, including brass, drums, and saxophones, while walking down a city street during a daytime parade or protest. People hold signs in the background.

The Social Soundtrack with Brass Solidarity

Thu, Jun 11, 2026

Free Thursday Nights

Sunlit moments on the hillside. Artist-designed mini golf on the rooftop. Major exhibitions in the galleries. Your summer starts here.​

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Sculpture Garden

Free programs every Thursday night

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Minneapolis Sculpture Garden

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Mar 28–Aug 30, 2026
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Feb 12–Jul 5, 2026
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Oct 18, 2025–Sep 6, 2026
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Jun 26, 2025–May 24, 2026
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Jun 20, 2024–Apr 29, 2029

Exhibitions

Suzanne Jackson: What Is Love
Triptych artwork on a white wall featuring abstract figures: a yellow bird, a standing silhouetted figure, and a crouching reddish figure, surrounded by plant shapes and soft, pastel backgrounds.

May 14–Aug 23, 2026

Exhibitions

Suzanne Jackson: What Is Love

Christine Sun Kim: All Day All Night

Mar 28–Aug 30, 2026

Exhibitions

Christine Sun Kim: All Day All Night

Rosy Simas: A:gajë:gwah dësa’nigöëwë:nye:'
(i hope it will stir your mind)
A small woven basket sits on a sandy surface, surrounded by a circle of coarse white salt. In the background, fabric with vertical, leaf-like patterns hangs on the wall.

Feb 12–Jul 5, 2026

Exhibitions

Rosy Simas: A:gajë:gwah dësa’nigöëwë:nye:'
(i hope it will stir your mind)

Sculpture Court
A sleek, futuristic sculpture of a humanoid monkey with elongated arms and a long tail, made of reflective silver metal, set against a plain white background.

Oct 18, 2025–Aug 30, 2026

Exhibitions

Sculpture Court

This Must Be the Place: Inside the Walker’s Collection
A photograph of two men, one shirtless, is displayed above a metallic shelf with a radio, sunglasses, and other small items. Pink neon lights frame the installation on a light-colored wall.

Jun 20, 2024–Mar 12, 2028

Exhibitions

This Must Be the Place: Inside the Walker’s Collection

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Admission is FREE on Thursday nights and the first Saturday of the month.

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Will the Revolution Have a 501(c)(3) Status?: Nile Harris and Radical Clowning

Happening This Week

Skyline Mini Golf

Jun 5–Oct 4, 2026

Family Events

Skyline Mini Golf

Free First Saturday: Community Love
A group of children and adults watch a costumed outdoor performance on a small wooden stage, surrounded by trees. Performers include someone in a bear suit and another in black armor, with musical instruments nearby.

Sat, Jun 6, 2026

Free First Saturdays

Free First Saturday: Community Love

Killer of Sheep by Charles Burnett
A blurred, black-and-white image shows a person mid-air between two tall buildings, appearing to leap or fall, with arms and legs extended against a bright sky background.

May 28 & June 10, 2026

Screenings

Killer of Sheep by Charles Burnett

The Social Soundtrack with Brass Solidarity
A diverse marching band plays instruments, including brass, drums, and saxophones, while walking down a city street during a daytime parade or protest. People hold signs in the background.

Thu, Jun 11, 2026

Free Thursday Nights

The Social Soundtrack with Brass Solidarity

Daughters of the Dust by Julie Dash
Three women in white dresses sit leaning against each other with content looks, on a beach with a sun umbrella leaning to the left side.

May 20 & Jun 11, 2026

Screenings

Daughters of the Dust by Julie Dash

Corn Husk Dolls & Flowers with Penny Minner

Fri, Jun 12, 2026

Free Events

Corn Husk Dolls & Flowers with Penny Minner

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Talks and Workshops

A small band performs on a stage outside a modern glass and concrete building, with musical equipment and a few people set up on the grass under a clear blue sky.

The Walker presents, collects, and supports the creation of groundbreaking work across the visual and performing arts, moving image, and design.

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A small band performs on a stage outside a modern glass and concrete building, with musical equipment and a few people set up on the grass under a clear blue sky.

The Walker presents, collects, and supports the creation of groundbreaking work across the visual and performing arts, moving image, and design.

About the Walker

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Since its founding in 1940, the Walker Art Center has collected the visual, performing, and media arts of our time. The collection includes over 16,000 works by nearly 5,000 artists.

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Will the Revolution Have a 501(c)(3) Status?: Nile Harris and Radical Clowning

Talvin Wilks

Performing Arts

Will the Revolution Have a 501(c)(3) Status?: Nile Harris and Radical Clowning

In the lead-up to presenting their work at the Walker, Tatarsky sat down with artist and writer Amy Ching-Yan Lam to discuss the power of language, Anna Karenina, and the role of the artist.
What does it mean to design around the idea of a ‘surface’?

Nazlı Ercan

Design

What does it mean to design around the idea of a ‘surface’?

How can Kandis Williams’s approach to exploring Blackness in layered and shifting ways inform a catalog? Designer Nazli Ercan explores.
In Defense of the Playful Dangers of Drag

Lil Miss Hot Mess

Learning

In Defense of the Playful Dangers of Drag

In an area when drag is under attack, Lil Miss Hot Mess explores drag as a creative and imaginative form of play that utilizes dress-up to envision and enact new worlds as well as build community through feelings of camaraderie and commiseration.
My Art Practice is Masochistic Behavior

Ayanna Dozier, Zia Anger

Moving Image

My Art Practice is Masochistic Behavior

Brooklyn-based artist-writer Ayanna Dozier joins Zia Anger (My First Film) to discuss pain, pleasure, and filmmaking.
Rose Salane’s Confessions Series

Rose Salane

Visual Arts

Rose Salane’s Confessions Series

How do fragments reflect desires to hold onto history? Rose Salane discusses her series that explores the relationship between objects taken, and then returned, to archaeological park of Pompeii.
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