Alum Gregory Lang Featured in Haggerty Museum of Art Exhibition | Minneapolis College of Art and Design

Alum Gregory Lang Featured in Haggerty Museum of Art Exhibition

February 08, 2026
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"Elections Not Auctions," Gregory Lang and others in Fatherless Print Posse
Greg Lang ’01 and Fatherless Print Posse

Gregory Lang ’01, a founding member of the Fatherless Print Posse, is featured in Declaration of ____, a curated exhibition on view at the Haggerty Museum of Art.

Fatherless Print Posse, founded in 2010 by Lang along with Javier Jimenez, Dave Menard, and Ben Rider, is represented by the work Elections Not Auctions (2023), a monoprint on wood panel measuring 34 by 48 inches.

Declaration of ____ presents the voices and perspectives of artists who are parents, immigrants, educators, activists, veterans, authors, documentarians, and curators. The exhibition reflects on the evolving legacy of the United States as a nation, concept, and home—an inquiry made particularly urgent as the country approaches the 250th anniversary of the Revolutionary era and the signing of the Declaration of Independence.

Declaration of ____ Exhibition
Haggerty Museum of Art, Marquette University (Milwaukee, WI)
January 23–May 16, 2026

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