Howard Quednau | Minneapolis College of Art and Design

Howard Quednau

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Portrait of Howard Quednau

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Title
Professor
Chair of Fine Arts
Education
MFA, MA, Northern Illinois University School of Art; BS, University of Wisconsin–Madison
Email Address
hquednau@mcad.edu

Howard Quednau has exhibited nationally and internationally. Trained as a printmaker, he has since exhibited mostly paintings, and in recent years, 3-D dioramas. His work is included in various collections, including the Kemper corporation (Chicago), Del Mar College (TX) and Concordia University. Recent exhibitions include the Phipps Center for the Arts, in Hudson Wisconsin, and Metro State University in St. Paul, MN, Silverwood Gallery in St Anthony, MN and Gustavus Adolphus College in St Peter, MN. Howard is currently the chair of the Fine Art Department at the Minneapolis College of Art & Design.

News about Howard Quednau

19 August 2025
Avery Johnson Finalist in AXA Art Prize Competition.
11 June 2025
Kolman & Reeb Gallery Presents “The Big Tiny Show”
05 September 2024
Quednau's Solo Exhibition at Viewpoint Gallery
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