Hilary Greenstein Co-Hosts Collaborative Exhibition “Stay Hydrated” | Minneapolis College of Art and Design

Hilary Greenstein Co-Hosts Collaborative Exhibition “Stay Hydrated”

September 13, 2025
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"Stay Hydrated"
Hilary Greenstein ’13 and Marge J. Buckley

Hilary Greenstein ’13 is making waves this September with Stay Hydrated, a vibrant two-person exhibition alongside her painting protégé Marge J. Buckley. The exhibition features four collaborative, mixed-media paintings created by Greenstein and Buckley over the past three years, as well as new solo works by each artist.

“This show explores fluidity, bodies, water, and the splash zone of creative accomplices,” Greenstein shared, emphasizing the playful and reflective spirit of the work.

Attendees are invited to meet the artists, view the paintings, and—as the title reminds—drink plenty of water.

Stay Hydrated
on2gallery, California Building (Minneapolis, MN)
September 9–October 19, 2025
Opening Reception: September 13, 2025, 12:00–4:00 p.m.

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