Art: Nature Through a Baroque Lens | What’s happening in Minneapolis/St. Paul

Art: Nature Through a Baroque Lens

Visit the new exhibit merging the dramatic visual language of Baroque with plants and flowers.

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In a dramatic departure from the quiet traditions of botanical illustration, Jonathan Aller presents a series of "portraits" in which the natural world takes on muscular, vital forms rather than scientific accuracy. Borrowing from the theatrical language of Peter Paul Rubens, this exhibition reimagines the vegetable, plant, tree and the vine as figures of high drama -glossy, undulating and brimming with a fleshy, organic life force. The artist utilizes deep chiaroscuro to pull these forms out of the shadows, bathing them in the same luminous, golden light once reserved for saints and royalty.  Visit the website for admission tickets.

Location: 
Minnesota Landscape Arboretum - Advance Reservations/Tickets Required, Arboretum Drive, Chaska, MN, USA
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Dates: 
11/25/2026
11/27/2026
11/28/2026
Time: 
9:00 am to 4:00 pm
Price: 
$0/members & kids 15 and younger, $20/non members in advance, $25/non members at the gate

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