Bob Evermon Presents Final Show | Minneapolis College of Art and Design

Bob Evermon Presents Final Show

December 16, 2025
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Promotional poster for Bob Evermon's final show at the Gibson Public Art Gallery.
Bob Evermon ’63

Bob Evermon ’63 will be debuting his last show at the Gibsons Public Art Gallery on April, 30 2026. The show follows a prolific artistic career, and status as a Professor Emeritus at the Emily Carr University of Art and Design. All of the works shown, along with prints and drawings will be available for sale to raise funds for the Gibsons Art Gallery.

His love of printmaking was fostered by his professors and peers at MCAD (known then as the Minneapolis School of Art). He’s carried his passion for printmaking since then, and his work has been added to the permanent collections of the Walker and the Minneapolis Institute of Art.

Bob Evermon
Gibsons Public Art Gallery (BC, Canada)
April 30–May 24, 2026

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