MINNEAPOLIS - eTradeWire -- Minneapolis, MN – Over 30 visionary artists are coming together for a groundbreaking new exhibition titled "In This Art Together", an evocative celebration of empathy, integrity, and the power of choosing kindness in a time of deep division.

Hosted at Gallery 332, Northrup King Building opening on Friday April 25, 2025, "In This Art Together" invites the public into a moving experience that explores how everyday human decency can ripple into national transformation. Through painting, sculpture, installation, photography, and multimedia works, the exhibition examines both personal and collective responsibility—and the extraordinary outcomes when people lead with compassion.

"This show isn't about perfection. It's about intention," says seangarrison curator of the exhibit. "Each artist tells a story of how utilizing the talent within you, whatever that talent is —can shift communities and the soul of a nation."

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With artists ranging from nationally recognized names to emerging talents, "In This Art Together" offers over 30 interpretations of what it means to be a good human in America today. Expect works that challenge, inspire, and soften the heart, all unified by a deep belief in the possibility of a better world.

One Good Human ™ is on a mission. This is not just an art show. It's a movement.

As our nation continues to wrestle with issues of division, justice, and identity, "In This Art Together" serves as a map to how we all need to be for each other—and offering paths forward through integrity, courage, and radical empathy.

A Call to Action:

We invite you not just to attend, but to participate. Let this be more than a gallery visit—let it be a moment to recommit to the human in you. Come with open eyes, leave with an open heart, and bring someone with you. Conversations sparked here can lead to actions out there.

For more information: https://www.onegoodhuman.us