Rosalux Gallery is an artist collective that opened with 12 members in February of 2002 in Northeast Minneapolis. Its mission was to provide a commercial exhibition space for its member artists. Rosalux grew into a gallery where artists could make decisions about how their work was shown and promoted. Because all artists in the gallery are responsible for the gallery and its operations, all profits from sales go to the artist. This keeps artwork priced reasonably for the public and profitable for the artist.
In May of 2003, Rosalux moved to the beautifully restored Open Book building in Minneapolis' Riverfront area, home to other arts organizations such as the Guthrie Theatre and the Ox-Op Gallery. Rosalux Gallery is now home to 25 artists whose work can be found in well-known national and international collections, museums and galleries and whose work has been recognized by prestigious awards and grants.
Rosalux has created an atmosphere that is welcoming to the public where people can go see art and meet artists who create it. If you're looking to see a unique art gallery in Minneapolis, come down and say hello.
