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Form + Content Gallery is an artist owned and operated gallery in the North Loop of Minneapolis MN

Form + Content Gallery is a member-owned collective with twelve memberships and rotating exhibitions approximately every five - six weeks. Current gallery members are: Ellie Kingsbury, Joyce Lyon, Gwen Partin, Chris Cinque, Marty Nash, Kathryn Nobbe, Pat Olson, Howard Oransky, Mark Ostapchuk, Michal Sagar, Moira Bateman and Beth Bergman.

08/31/2026

Thanks to everyone who came out to hear Michelle Westmark Wingard discuss her solo exhibition, “Tending Disorder.” We had a wonderful turnout and we appreciate your support!

08/26/2026

Come join Michelle Westmark Wingard for an artist talk when she will discuss her beautiful exhibition, TENDING DISORDER. Hear about her process and what tending means to her as a maker. Free and open to the public! All are welcome!

ARTIST TALK:
Sunday, August 30th, 5pm

“Tending Disorder” is up through, Sunday, September 12th.

The gallery is open Thursday to Saturday, noon to 6pm.

08/23/2026

Please join us for a conversation with artist, Michelle Westmark Wingard , about her newest solo exhibition, “Tending Disorder.” All are welcome! Free and open to the public!

EXHIBITION DATES:
August 6th to September 12th, 2026

ARTIST TALK:
Sunday, August 30, 5:00pm - 6:30pm

ABOUT THE EXHIBITION:
“Tending Disorder,” features new cyanotype prints, textile, and installation works by Michelle Westmark Wingard. The exhibition explores perceived control, re-imagining the possibility of reordering broken systems and elevating care. With all of the anxiety that many of us carry around the polycrises of our time – this act of re-ordering is a way of considering care and intentionality as an act of resistance.

ABOUT THE ARTIST:
Michelle Westmark Wingard of Minneapolis is a multi-disciplinary photographer, combining cyanotypes printed on fabric and paper, textile works, and installation. Her background in darkroom and alternative process photography includes an MFA in Photography from Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, NY, in 2006. She has been a Gallery Director and educator in higher education since 2007. In May of 2024, she joined Form + Content Gallery.

Wingard thinks about all aspects of her work as gestures of care. She has curated several exhibitions and has also exhibited her own photographic work locally and nationally. She is the recipient of the Jerome Travel Grant (2015) and the Minnesota State Arts Board Artist Initiative Grant (2017 and 2019).

FORM+CONTENT GALLERY
Whitney Square Building
210 2nd Street North, #104
Minneapolis, MN 55401

Located near the intersection of 2nd and 2nd in the North Loop Neighborhood. Street parking is available.

GALLERY HOURS:
Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays 12pm-6pm

[email protected]

612-436-1151

08/20/2026

“Tending Disorder” is up now through August 30th. This beautiful exhibition features new cyanotype prints, textile, and installation works by Michelle Westmark Wingard . Come experience the deep Prussian blue in this work which you must see in person!!

The gallery is open Thursday to Saturday, noon to 6pm. Free and open to the public!

08/13/2026

Visit the gallery this weekend to see these cyanotype of family photos on fabric created by Michelle Westmark Wingard for her quilt “River of Leaves (Remnants/ Material Memory)”. Wingard worked with fabric scraps she inherited from her grandmother and mother.

Tending Disorder is now on exhibit through September 12 and the gallery is open Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays from 12 to 6pm. We are located near the corner of 2nd and 2nd in the North Loop Neighborhood’s Whitney Square Building, and there is on-street parking. We hope to see you this weekend!

Wingard will hold an artist talk at the gallery at 5pm on Sunday, August 30.

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08/09/2026

Thank you to everyone who came to the opening for, “Tending Disorder,” by Michelle Westmark Wingard! It was wonderful to see everyone and celebrate this beautiful new exhibition.

“Tending Disorder,” features new cyanotype prints, textile, and installation works by Michelle Westmark Wingard . The exhibition explores perceived control and re-imagines the possibility of reordering broken systems and elevating care. With all of the anxiety that many of us carry around the polycrises of our time – this act of re-ordering is a way of considering care and intentionality as an act of resistance.

EXHIBITION DATES:
August 6th to September 12th, 2026

GALLERY HOURS:
Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays 12pm-6pm

FORM+CONTENT GALLERY
Whitney Square Building
210 2nd Street North, #104
Minneapolis, MN 55401

[email protected]

612-436-1151

08/03/2026

Form + Content Gallery is proud to present, “Tending Disorder,” new cyanotype prints, textile, and installation works by Michelle Westmark Wingard.

EXHIBITION DATES:
August 6th to September 12th, 2026

OPENING RECEPTION:
Sunday, August 9, 2pm-5 pm
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This exhibition explores perceived control and re-imagines the possibility of reordering broken systems and elevating care. With all of the anxiety that many of us carry around the polycrises of our time – this act of re-ordering is a way of considering care and intentionality as an act of resistance.

About the Artist:

Michelle Westmark Wingard of Minneapolis is a multi-disciplinary photographer, combining cyanotypes printed on fabric and paper, textile works, and installation. Her background in darkroom and alternative process photography includes an MFA in Photography from Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, NY, in 2006. She has been a Gallery Director and educator in higher education since 2007. In May of 2024, she joined Form + Content Gallery.

Wingard thinks about all aspects of her work as gestures of care. She has curated several exhibitions and has also exhibited her own photographic work locally and nationally. She is the recipient of the Jerome Travel Grant (2015) and the Minnesota State Arts Board Artist Initiative Grant (2017 and 2019).

FORM+CONTENT GALLERY
Whitney Square Building
210 2nd Street North, #104
Minneapolis, MN 55401

Gallery Hours: Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays 12pm-6pm

[email protected]

612-436-1151

08/02/2026

Thank you to everyone who attended the artist + curator’s talk yesterday for “Memory Against Forgetting.” We appreciate your time and presence as well as your thoughtful questions.

Thank you also to all the artists who generously shared their time and their thoughts with us: Forrest Wasko Areca Roe Justin Allen Brett Kallusky and Christopher Selleck . You left everyone with a lot to think about.

07/25/2026

Mark your calendars! We will be having a curator + artists’ talk for “Memory Against Forgetting” on Saturday, August 1, 4pm to 6pm.

“Memory Against Forgetting” is a photographic group exhibition of works by FotoMatter Collective artists. The exhibition title is inspired by a quote from the Czech novelist Milan Kundera:

“The struggle of man against power is the struggle of memory against forgetting.”

Kundera’s words remind us that memory is not passive. Remembering, whether personal, cultural, political, or historical, can be a form of resistance. Power often relies on erasure, silence, or the rewriting of narratives. To remember is to push back against that forgetting and to preserve identity, experience, and truth.

The works included in this show span across lens-based photography, alternative process, installation, participatory work, book arts, and time-based media — a representation of the diverse practices of FotoMatter collective artists.

PARTICIPATING ARTISTS:
Justin D. Allen, Melissa Borman, Priscilla Briggs, Peter Happel Christian, Catherine J. Davis, Shoshana Fink, Leslie Grant, Brett Kallusky, Anthony Marchetti, Laura Migliorino, Briar Pine, Areca Roe, David Schalliol, Christopher Selleck, Paul Shambroom, Xavier Tavera, Forrest Wasko, and Michelle Westmark Wingard

FotoMatter is a Minnesota-based collective of artists and makers. Rooted in critique and collaboration, FotoMatter fosters a stronger, more inclusive community by uplifting its members’ creative practices. Transitioning from a critique group to a fully realized collective, FotoMatter cultivates a dynamic, accessible environment for both members and the broader public.

FORM+CONTENT GALLERY
Whitney Square Building
210 2nd Street North, #104
Minneapolis, MN 55401

07/03/2026

“Memory Against Forgetting” is on through August 1. Come check it out!

Memory Against Forgetting is a photographic group exhibition of works by FotoMatter Collective artists. The exhibition title is inspired by a quote from the Czech novelist Milan Kundera:

“The struggle of man against power is the struggle of memory against forgetting.”

Kundera’s words remind us that memory is not passive. Remembering, whether personal, cultural, political, or historical, can be a form of resistance. Power often relies on erasure, silence, or the rewriting of narratives. To remember is to push back against that forgetting and to preserve identity, experience, and truth.

The works included in this show span across lens-based photography, alternative process, installation, participatory work, book arts, and time-based media — a representation of the diverse practices of FotoMatter collective artists.

PARTICIPATING ARTISTS::
Justin D. Allen, Melissa Borman, Priscilla Briggs, Peter Happel Christian, Catherine J. Davis, Shoshana Fink, Leslie Grant, Brett Kallusky, Anthony Marchetti, Laura Migliorino, Briar Pine, Areca Roe, David Schalliol, Christopher Selleck, Paul Shambroom, Xavier Tavera, Forrest Wasko, and Michelle Westmark Wingard

FORM+CONTENT GALLERY

210 2nd Street North
Minneapolis, MN 55401

Gallery Hours:
Thursday, Friday, and Saturday 12-6pm

[email protected]
612-436-1151

The gallery is open Thursday to Saturday, noon to 6pm.

Address

210 N 2nd Street, Suite #104
Minneapolis, MN
55401

Opening Hours

Thursday	12pm - 6pm
Friday	12pm - 6pm
Saturday	12pm - 6pm

Telephone

+16124361151

Website

http://formandcontent.org/

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