Tom Gormally at Several Exhibitions | Minneapolis College of Art and Design

Tom Gormally at Several Exhibitions

October 10, 2026
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Fade

Tom Gormally's ’77 work has appeared in three separate shows in Seattle, an exhibit in Iowa, and a permanent exhibition in Iowa. His pieces are titled Fade, Street Protests, Seattle, Empty Suit: Hands Up, Sleeping Fox, Book, and Owl, and Bettie and the Howling Fox.

Fade
RailSpur (Seattle, Washington)
October 1–November 15, 2026

Street Protests, Seattle and Empty Suit: Hands Up
Ellen Hochberg Studios (Seattle, Washington)
October 1, 2026, 5:00–8:00 p.m.

Sleeping Fox, Book, and Owl
University of Northern Iowa Gallery of Art (Cedar Falls, Iowa)
August 24–September 25, 2026

Bettie and the Howling Fox
Blanden Memorial Art Museum (Fort Dodge, Iowa)
Permanent Installation

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