News for Exhibits
Unburied: Death and Mourning in the Archives
From burial and mourning practices across communities and cultures, to popular conceptions of death in folklore and literature, the archives teach us not only how our ancestors lived their lives, but also how they understood death.
Inside ASC's latest exhibit, death is at your door. But that isn't a bad thing
A feature and overview of ASC's newest cross-collection exhibit on death and mourning in the archives.
Flora and Fauna: The Artistry of Nature
This is exhibit is open at the Minnesota Zoo in the Hanifl Nature Center, Oct. 13, 2026 through Jan. 3, 2027.
Art of Flying: A to Z Story Stroll
Take a stroll along an alphabet of birds! The exhibit is open at the Minnesota Zoo along the Treetrop Trail, Oct. 13, 2026 until November 2026.
The Right of the People: Honoring the 250th Anniversary of the Declaration of Independence
This exhibit situates the Declaration of Independence in its historical moment and contextualizes the actions of the founders of the new republic.
The Right of the People: Anti-Fascist Propaganda, 1914-1945
This exhibit showcases a selection of anti-fascist posters from World War I and World War II. The exhibit is open through Feb. 26, 2027, weekdays only.
Echoes and Equations: The Art and Archiving of Harriet Bart
This exhibit features the archive, artwork, and book arts of Harriet Bart, a leading Twin Cities artist, active from the 1970s to the present. The exhibit is open through Sept. 25, 2026, weekdays only.
Raindrops on Roses: A Few of Our Favorite Things
A curated selection of staff-favorite items appear in this eclectic exhibit from Andersen Horticultural Library’s Historic Seed & Nursery Catalog Collection.