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Star Tribune Recommends Peter Williams: Homegoing Exhibit

September 02, 2025
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The Star Tribune recommended the reception of MCAD’s main gallery show Peter Williams: Homegoing–A Call and Response, on September 5. The exhibition, which is a celebration of MCAD alumni Peter Williams ’75, who passed in 2021, includes his work alongside the work of other Black creatives.

William’s work focuses on personal narratives and social injustices from his experience as a Black man. By extension, this exhibit serves as a call and response through homegoing, a memorial tradition in Black communities. Other participating artists include MCAD adjunct faculty Jovan Speller and alumni Ta-Coumba T. Aiken ’74.

Peter Williams: Homecoming-A Call and Response
Main Gallery (Minneapolis, MN)
August 22–November 1, 2025

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