Unbound Featuring Lu Farell | Minneapolis College of Art and Design

Unbound Featuring Lu Farell

March 19, 2026
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Sad Sap by Lu Farrell.
Lu Farrell

Lu Farrell, a current master degree in Sustainable Design student, is part of the Unbound group exhibition. As described by the organizers, "exhibitions are ephemeral moments and once they’re gone, they live only in memory….Together, these works offer glimpses into personal histories, evolving practices, and lived experiences, inviting us to pause and reflect… This exhibition exists only in this moment, and it is an honor to share it with you.”

Lu Farrell is a queer Tejanx artist, community arts organizer, and digital strategist living in San Antonio, Texas. Their visual art work, primarily using oil paint, is characterized by bold color and imagery, and explores themes of Tejanx identity, gender, and belonging.

Unbound
Laredo Center For the Arts (Laredo, TX)
March 6–May 1, 2026

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