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Book of Hours, English, ca. 1450, 86 unnumbered leaves, tempera, ink, and gold on parchment with calfskin binding over wooden boards, Saint Vincent Special Collections

The Verostko Center for the Arts views the experience of art, at its best, as a spiritual one. All cultures, both historic and contemporary, create forms of visual art, dance and music that are especially valued for the elevated experience they often evoke. Such engagement joins us in the common bond of our humanity and nourishes the human spirit. Whether it be a medieval manuscript, a rare liturgical vestment, or a 21st century algorithmic drawing, the VCA is committed to deepening both our engagement and our understanding of art.

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Architect’s rendering of the new Verostko Center for the Arts

VCA Dedication
POSTPONED

In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the opening of the ​Verostko Center for the Arts is being rescheduled for a later date. The Center is currently closed.

VCA Dedication

Minneapolis College of Art and Design Gallery / Photo by Rik Sferra

Roman Verostko and the Cloud of Unknowning
​Virtual Exhibition

In anticipation of the VCA's opening, we're sharing documentation of the exhibition Roman Verostko and the Cloud of Unknowing: From Ideas in Mind to Ideas in Code ​during its presentation at Minneapolis College of Art and Design in 2019. View the images of the installation, read the exhibition catalog, and watch a panel discussion featuring new media scholars sharing the contributions Verostko has made to the field of digital arts.

Cloud of Unknowing

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Upcoming Exhibitions 

Roman Verostko and the Cloud of Unknowing: From Ideas in Mind to Ideas in Code

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Royal Patronage: Selections from the King Ludwig I of Bavaria Gift

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Arrayed in Gold: Icons from the Anna and Tadeusz Kozminski Collection 
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For over 170 years, Saint Vincent has been a place of inspiration. 

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The Verostko Center for the Arts cares for over 4,000 works of art ​ranging from ancient to contemporary. Your support can help us preserve these creative legacies for future generations.

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