"Suzy Greenberg MFA Juried Exhibition" Features MCAD Students and Alumni | Minneapolis College of Art and Design

"Suzy Greenberg MFA Juried Exhibition" Features MCAD Students and Alumni

August 06, 2025
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Malini Basu's work. It's a blue jacket with a white interior, embroideried with a map of St.Paul, MN.
Malini Basu ’24

The SooVAC (Soo Visual Art Center) Suzy Greenberg MFA Juried Exhibition, co-juried by Alumni Trina Fernandez ’21, features work from 9 MCAD MFA students and alumni. It’s SooVAC’s second year exhibiting MFA Graduates from MCAD and the University of Minnesota, honoring SooVAC’s founder, Suzy Greenberg, and her commitment to uplifting emerging artists.

MCAD alumni and students featured include Malini Basu ’24, Elizabeth Blackwell ’25, Matthew Clara ’25, Graciela DeAnda ’26, Devin Gallucci ’25, Ranran Hu ’26, Nelson Liu ’25, and Angela St.Vrain ’23. The exhibition runs through August 24, 2025.

Suzy Greenberg MFA Juried Exhibition
SooVAC (Minneapolis, MN)
July 20–August 24, 2025

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