Current Newsletter
Grand Rapids ArtPrize
I’m excited to be part of ArtPrize 2026 in Grand Rapids, Michigan, with Embracing Well Being, an installation at Spectrum Theater! ArtPrize brings artists and audiences together throughout the city, creating a wonderfully expansive, city-wide celebration of contemporary art. I’d love for you to explore the entries and, if you’re in Grand Rapids this fall, come experience it in person! Please vote for me here starting September 18!
Twin Cities Leaders Podcast
I was recently featured on the Twin Cities Leaders Podcast! We had a great conversation about leadership, growth, and the experiences that have shaped my journey. I’m grateful for the opportunity to share my perspective and connect with such a great community of leaders across the Twin Cities.
Give the episode a listen!
Listen on Spotify here!
Watch on Youtube here!
REMINDER: Exhibition at the State Capitol
Anne Labovitz, 122 Conversations: Person to Person, Art Beyond Borders – The Archive
On View October 1, 2025 – October 1, 2026
This archive exhibit is on display in the 3rd Floor Exhibit Gallery at the Minnesota State Capitol and is a curated collection of my decade-long international project designed to promote peace through art and dialogue. It traveled to the five-sister cities of Duluth, MN: Ranya (Kurdistan Region of Iraq), Växjö (Sweden), Petrozavodsk (Russia), Thunder Bay (Canada), and Ohara Isumi-City (Japan). The work has also been shown in Washington, D.C. and at Bethel College in Kansas, and was on display at the Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport for five years. The project serves as a catalyst for peace—one individual at a time.
Recent Press
Not Real Art: 250: A Celebration of Public Art in the U.S.
I’m honored to have Convergence: Hope, Love, Resilience, Rest, Community included in Not Real Art’s 250: A Celebration of Public Art in the U.S. The exhibition brings together one public art project from each state, plus Washington, D.C., and Puerto Rico, celebrating the many ways artists connect people to place and community. It’s a beautiful national snapshot of the power and possibility of public art.
InForum: Fargo-Moorhead, Arts Capital of the North
Fargo-Moorhead has been getting some well-deserved attention for its vibrant and growing arts community. This recent InForum feature explores why the region is emerging as the “Arts Capital of the North” and highlights the artists, organizations, and creative energy shaping the area. I’m especially grateful to have been part of that story through my work in Fargo, which is now a part of the permanent collection of the Plains Art Museum!
