Art Installation

16 photos · 2020–2026

16 photographs tagged Art Installation, 2020–2026.

"Vainishing Point" by United Visual Artists, Flickr MODE Festival
"Vainishing Point" by United Visual Artists seen at the Flickr MODE Festival in Minneapolis.

“Vainishing Point” by United Visual Artists, Flickr MODE Festival

"Ataraxie" by Maxime Houot in Minneapolis, MODE Festival
"Ataraxie" art installaton by Maxime Houot at the MODE Festival in Minneapolis. The festival took place on September 18th to the 20th in Downtown Minneapolis. With art, photography and music spanning Nicollet Mall, Peavey Plaza and Loring Park.

“Ataraxie” by Maxime Houot in Minneapolis, MODE Festival

"Ataraxie" by Maxime Houot at Flickr MODE Festival
"Ataraxie" art installaton by Maxime Houot at the MODE Festival in Minneapolis. The festival took place on September 18th to the 20th in Downtown Minneapolis. With art, photography and music spanning Nicollet Mall, Peavey Plaza and Loring Park.

“Ataraxie” by Maxime Houot at Flickr MODE Festival

"Flux" by Ksawery Komputery at the MODE Festival in Minneapolis
"Flux", an art installation by Ksawery Komputery, seen at the 2026 MODE Festival in Minneapolis. The installation was setup in Loring Park.

“Flux” by Ksawery Komputery at the MODE Festival in Minneapolis

"Lucida" by Lachlan Turczan at the MODE Festival in Minneapolis
"Lucida" art installation from Lachlan Turczan on display at the MODE Festival in Minneapolis on September 18, 2026.

“Lucida” by Lachlan Turczan at the MODE Festival in Minneapolis

"Folding Light" Multimedia Installation at MODE Festival in Minneapolis
The "Folding Light" art installation by Lua Brice at the Flickr MODE Photography Festival. The festival is being held September 18-20 in Downtown Minneapolis.

“Folding Light” Multimedia Installation at MODE Festival in Minneapolis

Lua Brice's "Folding Light" installation at MODE Festival
The "Folding Light" art installation by Lua Brice at the Flickr MODE Photography Festival. The festival is being held September 18-20 in Downtown Minneapolis.

Lua Brice’s “Folding Light” installation at MODE Festival

“Lucida” by Lachlan Turczan at MODE Photography Festival in Minneapolis
The "Vanishing Point" art installation from United Visual Artists at the Flickr MODE Photography Festival. The festival is being held September 18-20 in Downtown Minneapolis.

“Vainishing Point” by United Visual Artists, Flickr MODE Festival in Minneapolis

Folding Light by Lua Brice at MODE Photography Festival in Minneapolis
The "Folding Light" art installation by Lua Brice at the Flickr MODE Photography Festival. The festival is being held September 18-20 in Downtown Minneapolis.

“Folding Light” by Lua Brice at MODE Festival

Minneapolis Police Third Precinct with Joyful Art
An art installation adorns the fencing surrounding the Minneapolis Police Third Precinct. The building sustained significant damage during the civil unrest that followed the murder of George Floyd in May 2020. The installation, featuring banners with messages like "CULTURE," "ONE SOUND IN UNITY," and "SPACE."

Minneapolis Police 3rd Precinct Fencing Art Installation

Make a Joyful Noise at Police Station
An art installation, "Make a Joyful Noise," is displayed on the fencing surrounding the Minneapolis Police Third Precinct. The precinct was heavily damaged during the civil unrest that followed the murder of George Floyd in May 2020.

Minneapolis Police 3rd Precinct Art Installation: Make a Joyful Noise

Minneapolis Police Third Precinct Art Fence
An art installation featuring hubcaps and other metallic objects adorns the security fencing surrounding the Minneapolis Police Third Precinct. This precinct was significantly damaged during the civil unrest that followed the murder of George Floyd in May 2020.

Minneapolis Police 3rd Precinct Art Fence with Hubcaps

George Floyd Square memorial at Chicago Avenue and East 38th Street in Minneapolis after a storm, with a rainbow.
George Floyd Square at Chicago Avenue and East 38th Street in Minneapolis is shown on June 23, 2020, with floral tributes surrounding the raised fist sculpture and a rainbow visible after a storm. The intersection became a memorial after George Floyd was murdered by police here on May 25, 2020.

George Floyd Square Memorial, Minneapolis Storm with Rainbow

Raised Fist Memorial at George Floyd Square in Minneapolis, surrounded by flowers and tributes in June 2020.
The Raised Fist Memorial at George Floyd Square in Minneapolis stands at the junction of Chicago Avenue and East 38th Street, surrounded by flowers, candles, signs, and other tributes in June 2020. The memorial was established after George Floyd was killed by a Minneapolis police officer on May 25, 2020, and the intersection became a community-maintained protest and remembrance site. At the center of the square, the large clenched-fist sculpture anchors a traffic circle filled with offerings and messages left during the first weeks of protests over Floyd’s death.

George Floyd Square Raised Fist Memorial, June 2020

Projection on Gold Medal Flour elevators in Minneapolis, with people gathered in Gold Medal Park.
A projection titled "Revolution Will Be Televised" illuminates the historic Gold Medal Flour grain elevators in downtown Minneapolis. The art installation, displayed on the concrete silos, features text recounting historical events related to police actions and social justice, resonating with themes from the Minneapolis Uprising. Viewers gather in Gold Medal Park, a public green space adjacent to the former industrial complex, to observe the temporary display. The Gold Medal Flour complex, once a major industrial site, represents Minneapolis's milling history and now stands as a prominent landmark in the city's riverfront district.

“Revolution Will Be Televised” Projection on Gold Medal Flour Elevators

“No Hate Zone” sign on the burned former Minneapolis Police 3rd Precinct on Lake Street in Minneapolis.
A “No Hate Zone” sign and a small “Welcome” mat are attached to the fire-damaged exterior of the former Minneapolis Police 3rd Precinct on Lake Street in Minneapolis. The building was heavily burned during protests that followed the killing of George Floyd on May 25, 2020. The improvised installation marks the site in the weeks after the precinct was abandoned and damaged.

No Hate Zone Art at Burned Minneapolis Police 3rd Precinct