Dreamsong

They say she is no more, That there her absence roars, Blood-blown like a rose. Iced wheels flinched & froze. Now, bare riot of candles, Dark fury of flowers, Pure howling of hymns.

excerpt from "For Renee Nicole Good Killed by I.C.E. on January 7, 2026" by Amanda Gorman

1237 4th Street NE
Minneapolis, MN 55413

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This coloring book was published by Dreamsong (Minneapolis) in solidarity with our immigrant neighbors during Operation Metro Surge. All of the drawings in this book were made by artists based in Minnesota and it is being sold here to benefit mutual aid organizations in our communities.

Artists' drawings featured in the book include: Alec Soth, Alexa Horochowski, Amanda Hamilton, Bruce Tapola, Caitlin Lempia-Bradford, David Goldes, Dyani White Hawk, Gudrun Lock, Hannah Lee Hall, JoAnn Verburg, Kenji Yee, Kim Benson, Kristen Sanders, Lee Noble, Leslie Barlow, Maria Cristina Tavera, Mathew Zefeldt, Melba Price, Melissa Cooke Benson, Michael Gaughan, Michon Weeks, Nicole Havekost, Oakley Tapola, Rachel Collier, Rosemary Perronteau, Rotem Tamir, Sara Suppan, Shana Kaplow, Silent Fox, Thea Lauren Pineda, Thibault, Tia Keobounpheng and Xavier Tavera Castro.

Alexa Horochowski

Exhibition

Moonlight
by Tamara Aupaumut, David Goldes, Ilana Harris-Babou, Nicole Havekost, Alexa Horochowski, Kristen Sanders, Rotem Tamir, Michon Weeks

January 22 – March 5, 2026

Dreamsong is pleased to present Moonlight, a group exhibition featuring eight artists coming from distinct cultural backgrounds whose works share a sensibility attuned to deep geological time and forms of knowledge rooted in mythology, spiritual practices, dreams, corporeality, and the natural environment. Contemplating the shifting contours of contemporary humanity, the exhibition opens weeks into ICE’s violent occupation of Minnesota.

By looking closely at the world around them – what it has left behind, the memories and traditions it created, and the wonder and meaning it can produce – the artists in Moonlight unearth a kind of metaphysical, biological and dialectical continuity that offers some solace in a time of violent rupture and inhumane change. In drawing back the shadows cast across history and the natural world, they illuminate rhythms, patterns and continuities that flow forth into the disorder of daily life.

David Goldes. No Versus Yes, 2026. Archival pigment print. 34 x 26 in.

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