Alumni and Faculty Exhibit “Heatshow” at After Hours Gallery | Minneapolis College of Art and Design

Alumni and Faculty Exhibit “Heatshow” at After Hours Gallery

October 26, 2025
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"Heatshow" exhibition

After Hours Gallery, a local artist-run space known for its vibrant community programming, recently hosted Heatshow, featuring a lineup of MCAD alumni and faculty: Grover Hogan ’21, Mizz Wormhole ’23, Bella Arnquist ’23, Sage Phillips ’22, and Michael Gaughan ’02.

The show was curated by Phillips and promised an eclectic mix of work from emerging and established voices in the MCAD creative network.

In addition to the exhibition, After Hours has announced a call for submissions for their upcoming November show, WishList. The deadline for entries is October 26, and the gallery is encouraging MCAD artists to apply.

Heatshow
Opening reception: October 11, 6:00–9:00 p.m.
October 11–October 31, 2025
After Hours Gallery (St. Paul, MN)

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