Breanna Bisek in "Hold the Boundary" | Minneapolis College of Art and Design

Breanna Bisek in "Hold the Boundary"

September 26, 2026
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Hold the Boundary is an ArtYouHeart poster exhibition and print collection featuring Breanna Bisek ’17. This exhibit brings 50 posters by artists responding to the beauty, significance, and uncertain future of the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness and Superior National Forest.

Bisek says her piece, Paddle. Protect. Preserve. is "inspired by my love for Minnesota's lakes and the Boundary Waters, this piece captures the mesmerizing shimmer, movement, and reflection of sunlight on the water. The bold, rhythmic marks echo the constant movement of the lake, creating a scene that feels both energetic and meditative.

Hold the Boundary
Can Can Wonderland (St. Paul, MN)
August 25—September 19, 2026

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