John Hallett's From Bark to Bronze | Minneapolis College of Art and Design

John Hallett's From Bark to Bronze

November 01, 2026
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John Hallett ’24, MFA, is showcasing his sculptures in an exhibition entitled From Bark to Bronze at the David Barnett Gallery. Hallett is a sculptor who works primarily in bronze and glass. His work is influenced by his time working as a veterinarian. However, his latest sculptures explore the world of trees and their surprisingly complex nature. Hallett has said his work makes the forest familiar, sparking conversation about the environment and a sense of wonder and connection to nature.

From Bark to Bronze

David Barnett Gallery (Milwaukee, Wisconsin)
October 16, 2026—January 12, 2027

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