"Kaleidoscope of Love" Organized by MCAD Alumn | Minneapolis College of Art and Design

"Kaleidoscope of Love" Organized by MCAD Alumn

February 25, 2026
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A flyer for the Kaleidoscope of Love project. The poster promintantly features a monarch butterfly over the outline of Minnesota.

Jack Becker ’77 is helping organize the Kaleidoscope of Love Project in Powderhorn Park this Saturday on February 28 from noon–3:00 p.m. A team of local artists led by Big Animal Productions is looking for 1,000 artists and community members to animate a gigantic monarch butterfly.

As explained by their website, the project is a “unique gathering of participants and audience members offers an opportunity for neighbors from the region to connect, to heal and to persist with pride, strength and dignity as a community.” The moving mosaic will be live streamed and archived by drones above to capture the collective spirit of the local community.

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