Rosalux Gallery Unveils “And Or When How” | Minneapolis College of Art and Design

Rosalux Gallery Unveils “And Or When How”

June 27, 2025
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Ute Bertog ’05

This June, Rosalux Gallery presents And Or When How: An Open Question, a new solo exhibition by Ute Bertog ’05 that explores abstraction, language, and form through vibrant paintings and ceramic elements.

Bertog, a German-born artist based in St. Paul, is known for her process-driven approach and conceptually layered work. In this exhibition, she examines the “connective tissue” that binds shifting ideas and mediums. The featured painting, Connective Tissue, exemplifies her dynamic interplay between visual rhythm and the abstract language of thought.

And Or When How: An Open Question
June 7–June 29, 2025
Opening reception: June 7, 7:00–10:00 p.m.
Rosalux Gallery (Minneapolis, MN)

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