Mia Rose Frampton is an American actress the daughter of legendary rocker, Peter Frampton. She attended a musical theatre program at the University of Cincinnati College Conservatory of Music. Her ...
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Teachers and Students Mia supports PK–12 teachers and students with learning resources, engaging programs, interactive tours, lesson ideas, and professional development.
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The mandala created at Mia, in partnership with the Tibetan American Foundation of Minnesota and the Jangchub Choeling nuns, was a Green Tārā Mandala. Green Tārā is a central deity in Tibetan Buddhism. She is believed to be incarnated as the Nepali princess Bhrikuti Devi, whose influence helped establish Buddhism in Tibet.
Celebrate spring with the Friends of the Institute and Mia with a month of Art in Bloom in April! Presented by the Friends, this year’s floral festival is blooming with more family events, hands-on workshops, public tours, and Mall of America floral demonstrations and coloring contests.
The Minneapolis Institute of Art (Mia) is an audience-centered, equitable, and inclusive workplace where everyone is welcome. Mia is mission-driven, generous, agile, emotionally aware, and positive, and endeavors to create a workplace culture where staff are responsible to one another, to our visitors, and to themselves to do the best work possible. Vision and Mission