Hagen Hus Gallery

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Next Wednesday, April 15, the Religions art exhibition will be open to the public. The opening reception will take place from 5 to 7 PM at Hagen Hus (4640 Nicols Rd, Ste 203, Eagan, MN 55122).
In this upcoming exhibition, artists explore and translate their relationships with religion—whether expressed through love, conflict, questioning, disbelief, pain, or any other way religion can serve as a channel for artistic expression.
Join us for drinks and the opportunity to meet artists from the exhibition.

03/21/2026

Armoriarte is a Brazilian artistic duo based in Caruaru, Pernambuco, formed by Yran Palmeira and Emeton Kroll. Their collaborative practice is rooted in the traditions of Northeastern Brazil and influenced by the Armorial Movement, blending popular culture with refined artistic language. Working across sculpture, painting, and mixed media, they create expressive works rich in symbolism, color, and narrative.
Their work often explores themes of human connection, spirituality, and cultural identity, with a strong emphasis on emotional storytelling. One of their most recognized series, Pedidores de Abraços (Hug Seekers), reflects their interest in empathy and shared experience. Through their practice, Armoriarte celebrates Brazilian heritage while inviting viewers into a poetic and introspective visual world. Religions Art Exhibition
Opening Reception: April 15, 5–7 PM
Hagen Hus Gallery, Eagan, MN

03/21/2026

Yaroslav Zinoviyovych Shved (born March 30, 1983, in Zhydachiv, Lviv region, Ukraine) is a painter known for landscapes created in impressionist and realist traditions. He studied drawing and watercolor at the Zhydachiv Art School, where he developed a strong foundation in classical techniques before expanding his practice to oil painting.
In recent years, Shved has explored military-patriotic themes, including his series Ours, reflecting contemporary Ukrainian identity and resilience. He is also dedicated to promoting Ukrainian art internationally and received the 2022 International Award in Cultural Diplomacy for his efforts.
Actively engaged in volunteer initiatives, Shved has donated numerous paintings to charity. His works are held in private collections in Ukraine, the Netherlands, Canada, Italy, Poland, and the United States. Religions Art Exhibition
Opening Reception: April 15, 5–7 PM
Hagen Hus Gallery, Eagan, MN

03/21/2026

Sophea Woolner is an artist originally from Pakistan who moved to the United States at the age of 17. Her early memories are filled with vibrant colors—spice markets, sun-dried fabrics, and bright bangles—which continue to shape her visual language.
A 2022 visit to the British Museum became a turning point in her artistic journey. Seeing objects taken from the Asian subcontinent deepened her appreciation for her heritage and inspired her to reclaim its beauty through art. She began incorporating gold and silver leaf, along with rhinestones, to evoke the richness of South Asian culture.
Woolner’s work often takes the form of layered portraits rooted in her Indian and Pakistani heritage, while keeping the individual at the center—honoring cultural memory and the dignity of those she depicts. Religions Art Exhibition
Opening Reception: April 15, 5–7 PM
Hagen Hus Gallery, Eagan, MN

03/21/2026

Mikha Dominguez, also known as Mikhamik, is a q***r non-binary Latinx Venezuelan visual artist, venues including Twin Cities Pride, the San Francisco AIDS Foundation, MCAD Main Gallery, St. Catherine photographer, and sculptor based in Minneapolis since 2014. Born in Caracas, they began their creative career working as a set designer and art director in Venezuela’s national television industry, an experience that continues to shape their approach to visual storytelling.
Mikha’s work has been exhibited at University, and the University of Omaha.They hold a BFA in Sculpture and Art History from the Minneapolis College of Art and Design and remain active in community arts through Mikhamik House of Arts, teaching, and public art initiatives. Religions Art Exhibition
Opening Reception: April 15, 5–7 PM
Hagen Hus Gallery, Eagan, MN

03/21/2026

Sanjukta Mitra is an artist born and raised in India whose lifelong connection to the arts began early through visual art, Kathak dance, and Hindustani classical music. In 2021, she left her corporate career to fully dedicate herself to painting, a practice she has largely developed as a self-taught artist.
Her work blends realism and expressionism through mixed media and oil paints, characterized by bold brushstrokes, vibrant color contrasts, and luminous surfaces. Spirituality, humanity, and the inner journey are central themes in her portrait-based compositions.
Alongside her studio practice, Mitra runs an art school for students ages five to eighty, sharing the transformative power of creativity while continuing to create work that inspires reflection, healing, and human connection. Religions Art Exhibition
Opening Reception: April 15, 5–7 PM
Hagen Hus Gallery, Eagan, MN