Jennie Ward Featured in “Shared Visions” Exhibition at Art Project 605 | Minneapolis College of Art and Design

Jennie Ward Featured in “Shared Visions” Exhibition at Art Project 605

July 29, 2025
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Jennie Ward

Jennie Ward ’99 is one of three featured artists in Shared Visions, the latest exhibition at Art Project 605.

Ward joins regional artists Kent Estey and Jennifer Paulsrud in this group show, which highlights recent paintings and works on paper that reflect a shared engagement with color, abstraction, and expressive paint application. Though each artist brings a distinct perspective, their work collectively explores the boundary between external observation and internal vision.

A 2024 recipient of the Lake Region Arts Council Legacy Grant, Ward has exhibited throughout Minnesota, including the Minneapolis Skyway, Ecce Gallery, and the Minnesota State Capitol.

Shared Visions
July 10–August 1, 2025
Art Project 605 (Detroit Lakes, MN)

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