ART & MUSIC

MUSIC IN THE ATRIUM

MARCH RESIDENCY

TUESDAY EVENINGS

We’re thrilled to welcome Hannah Rey! Join us on March 3rd and March 10th for unforgettable evenings filled with soul-stirring music and captivating performances.

Hannah Rey is a Minnesota-born and raised singer-songwriter now based in Duluth, known for their strong vocals, heartfelt original songs, and fresh take on beloved classics. With a talent for storytelling and a stage presence that draws you in, Hannah has been making waves across venues up and down the shores of Lake Superior.

Whether you’re a longtime fan or discovering their music for the first time, these two nights are sure to be a highlight of your March!

    ART IN THE ATRIUM

    FEBRUARY AND MARCH ARTIST: JONATHAN THUNDER

    SHOW STATEMENT

    The dynamic between characters in a story is friction. These are the shifting relationships, interactions, and emotional connections between characters that drive the plot, create tension, and influence individual development. Key aspects include how they respond to each other, their shared history, and their evolving power balance. The paintings in this exhibit feature vignettes in which the subjects are celebrating, conspiring, nurturing, flirting, and playing together in roles that reflect our socio-political landscape. I invite the viewer to create your own interpretation of how the images reflect your human experience and your ideas about the world today.

     

    ABOUT THE ARTIST: JONATHAN THUNDER

    Jonathan Thunder is an award-winning visual storyteller and artist based in Duluth. Often exhibiting both paintings and short films, he has been included in numerous exhibitions at All My Relations Gallery, the Duluth Art Institute, the Highpoint Center for Printmaking, the Minneapolis Institute of Art, the Muskegon Museum of Art, Rochester Art Center, Detroit Institute of Arts, and the Tweed Museum of Art. Thunder’s recent awards include the Jim Denomie Memorial Scholarship, the McKnight Foundation Fellowship, the Minnesota State Arts Board Grant, the Pollock-Krasner Foundation Grant, and has been nominated three times for the United States Artist Fellowship. Learn more at jonthunder.com.

    ART IN THE RESTAURANT

    ANIMAL FORM- A GROUP ART EXHIBIT

    The artwork of Odio Nib.

    Animal Form is a group art exhibit and reading featuring the work of over 40 artists and poets exploring our complex, emotional, and ever-evolving relationships with animals. Through visual art and spoken word, participating artists reflect on themes of companionship, instinct, memory, identity, and the ways animals shape how we understand ourselves and the world around us.

    The exhibition brings together a wide range of creative voices and perspectives, inviting viewers to pause, observe, and reconnect—with animals, with art, and with one another. A public reading featured select poets took place during the opening, offering another layer of storytelling and reflection.

    For all gallery-related inquiries and artwork submissions, please email art@zeitgeistarts.com

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