For the past 10 years we have partnered with Mathare Community Outreach in Kenya to provide an annual Art Camp for their students and scholarships for their graduates. The Covid-19 pandemic has hit the Mathare Valley hard and the school … Continued
On Saturday June 11th, sixteen black women joined documentary photographer Raygen Samone in a community art project that serves as a peaceful protest to honor, humanize and dignify the image of black women in Minneapolis. In remembrance of Breonna Taylor, … Continued
Inverted Arts stands with our black brothers and sisters here in Minneapolis, in the United States and around the world. Your lives matter to us and we stand with you in sadness, anger, frustration, protest, and we join you to … Continued
5/5/20 Update: Thanks to all of you we did it! $20,250 raised for our Scholarships and Small Business Fund!!! Grateful, excited, overwhelmed by your support for the work of Inverted Arts! Due to the Covid-19 crisis, we have cancelled the … Continued
We have closed our studios to all programming and public events in accordance with MN state guidelines. In these unprecedented times that are changing by the minute, Inverted Arts is doing everything we can to reach out, care for, and … Continued
“What’s Right With You?” That was the theme of this year’s Art Camp at the Mission of Hope in Liberia, and what an incredible week it was. Over 75 students explored their creativity in photography, cosmetology, visual art and video. … Continued
Saturday January 18th, 20205pm-10pm Inverted Arts Studios77 – 13th Ave NE Suite 207Minneapolis, MN 55413 Paintings, drawings, hand-painted clothingand accessories, and hand-beaded jewelry.
By Artist Mentor Joe Davis I absolutely love working with students like these, it’s one of the reasons why I’m even an artist to begin to with. I think it’s easy for any us to get drug down by the … Continued
We are so proud of these six, talented singer-songwriters who performed at the IA Studios this past Saturday night! Thanks to everyone who came out to support and cheer them on! Photo cred – Jason Dyer.
