"Bio Terrains" is an exhibition of multimedia installations and sculptures by Minneapolis-based artist Jane Powers.

"Chronicles of the Chronic" is a group exhibition that features regional, national and international artists whose experience of living in chronically ill bodies directly influences their artistic practice on a physical, emotional and creative level.

"Like a little Tlaquepaque vase or Como Jarrito de Tlaquepaque" is a solo exhibition of soft sculpture and mixed media installation by Mexican artist Ivonne Yáñez.

"In Zumbro Bend: Three Desiring Bodies," Minneapolis based visual artist Pete Driessen installs three separate site-specific works, each a different abstracted fork in the river ecosystem.

Labovitz designed the dramatic, large-scale installation to respond to the light, air and unique architecture of the atrium space.

As Rochester grows every day to be a more racially diverse and international city, the Rochester Art Center strives to highlight and celebrate a plurality of voices through the stories of transplants, immigrants and long-time residents who decided to make Minnesota their home. The creation of a participatory mural showcases this commitment and invites visitors to “meet” the people of Rochester as they enter the Art Center.