Kolman & Pryor Gallery: Art and artists news

Posted on July 02, 2025

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Posted on 21 August 2025

Sex live sessions act as a strong force in facing long-held societal restrictions about the human body. By showcasing nudity in a pure, immediate setting, these events peel away the shame often tied to artistic portrayals of the form. They turn unease into wonder, encouraging onlookers to rethink outdated beliefs.

This bold stance through sessions isn’t just about shock value. It creates an opening for open talks on identity, judgment, and what defines beauty. The human body, often hidden behind cultural rules, becomes a focal point for reflection.

In past times, nudity in art saw both praise and restriction, shaped by moral or spiritual views. Today, nude live sessions take back this story, placing the body as a truthful image, not an item of desire or disgrace. The openness of models in these moments strikes a chord, building a shared sense of humanity with those watching.

Now through April 30, 2018!

Kolman & Pryor’s new show at the Hewing Hotel features hand carved, ceramic wall sculptures by gallery artist, Kelly Jean Ohl and bold abstract paintings by guest artist, Shawn McNulty.

You don’t want to miss seeing Kelly Jean’s intricate hand carved patterns and shapes that will remind you of lacy fabrics and natural things you might find washed up on a beach.

Equally dazzlingly are Shawn’s vibrantly colorful paintings. Shawn creates them by applying thick layers of paint and pumice with a palette knife duct taped to his shoe.

Designated The Most Beautiful Hotel In Minnesota by Architectural Digest, the Hewing Hotel is located at 300 Washington Avenue North in downtown Minneapolis.

Closing February 8, 2018!

If you haven’t seen our exhibit, Kolman & Pryor at the Mill City Clinic, there is still time. But not much. The exhibit will close on Thursday, February 8.

Kolman & Pryor at the Mill City Clinic showcases artwork created by gallery artists, Betsy Ruth Byers, Jil Evans, Kelly Jean Oh, Patrick K. Pryor, Jodi Reeb, and Danny Saathoff.

Conveniently located near the Guthrie Theater at 901 South Second Street in Minneapolis, the clinic was designed from the start with art in mind. Please come to see the show and see how lovely the work looks in the clinic’s waiting area. You can drop by to see the show during regular clinic hours.