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Lousy Lovers by Amelia Biewald

July 11, 2026
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Lousy Lovers by Amelia Biewald ’99
Amelia Biewald ’99

Lousy Lovers by Amelia Biewald ’99 is a tongue-in-cheek exploration of the Bermuda love triangle existing below the force of the band Fleetwood Mac in the 1970’s. As described by Biewald, “Our heroine Stevie Nicks had a plethora of famous musical lovers, but the infighting and button-pushing during the recording of Rumours released in the late 1970’s particularly sparks my creativity.”

“In my unique way of capturing visual, often mythical transformations in my works, Stevie spins, her layered dress fluttering and swirling as she hangs upside down as a bat from a tree limb.” The exhibition opened on July 10 and is on view through July 26 at the Rousalux Gallery.

Lousy Lovers
Rousalux Gallery (Minneapolis, MN)
July 10–July 26, 2026

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