MINNEAPOLIS – The Two Rivers Gallery
in the Minneapolis American Indian Center re-opened on May 15 to the
welcome of many in the community.
Highlights of the evening included
poetry by R. Vincent Muniz, Jr., Ardie Medina with music by drum
group Red Bone as well as a silent auction off some of the gallery’s
previous shows.
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