Ute Bertog to Open Solo Exhibition at Rosalux Gallery in June | Minneapolis College of Art and Design

Ute Bertog to Open Solo Exhibition at Rosalux Gallery in June

June 03, 2025
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Ute Bertog, "Drawing number 7"
Ute Bertog ’05

Ute Bertog ’05 returns to Rosalux Gallery this June with a compelling new solo exhibition titled And Or When How: An Open Question.

The show will feature an immersive collection of new paintings, ceramics, and language-based works, inviting viewers into a dynamic exploration of connection, ambiguity, and the spaces in between.

Bertog, a Germany-born artist based in St. Paul, MN, is known for her vibrant abstract work and thoughtful integration of language and form. Her new show promises to blend visual and conceptual elements in a space designed for reflection and dialogue.

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

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