Minneapolis artist Christopher E. Harrison’s portraits at the Weisman Art Museum reimagine the faces of those who went missing as slaves.

An 8th grade student from Brooklyn Park is inspiring others and giving back to the community through painting.

Puerto Rican artist Ricardo Levins Morales receives this year’s Mcknight Distinguished Artist Award for his commitment to art and activism.

The art exhibition Blak Grit seeks to destigmatize the vulnerability of Black men.

The North Side’s community newspaper offers a fuller look at a community that’s often reduced to negative stereotypes in mainstream media.

Beverly Hammond is Ramsey County Commissioner Rena Moran’s Administrative Secretary. But that’s just one side of her rich, multifaceted life

Mohannad Ghawanmeh is drawing on his Arab-American Muslim background as he serves as the first POC President of Public Art St. Paul.

From a refugee to the owner of a successful restaurant, Nia Rasavong’s story demonstrates the power of family, culture, and perseverance.

The Pulitzer Prize-winning play “English” explores what it means to adapt to a new culture for the sake of a dream.

Minneapolis teen Junie Edwards tackles themes of familial trauma, sexual identity, and police brutality in a new play at Pillsbury Theatre.

4RM+ULA architects are creating high quality designs for traditionally underserved communities.

Minnesota Representative María Isa Pérez Vega is using her voice to fight for marginalized communities.

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From memorials to music concerts, we have something for you to do this holiday weekend.

The ReEntry Lab is bridging the gap between the formerly incarcerated and the arts. 

The LBGTQ community of color is reclaiming space and culture with the Hi Cotton Ball. 

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“Once Upon a Time…Josephine Baker!” at Yellow Tree Theatre paints a powerful portrait of the trailblazing 20th-century superstar. 

This week Minnesotans marked Juneteenth with numerous celebrations, from movie screenings to pageants, block parties to BBQs.

Here are five ways to celebrate Juneteenth that are grounded in community, love and continuing the fight for liberation.