Suzanne Jackson’s career retrospective ‘What Is Love’ is scheduled to close on August 23 at the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis. The exhibition is presented in the Walker’s visual-arts programme and focuses on Jackson’s work as an experimental painter, according to an announcement circulated by the institution.
The Walker describes the exhibition as being marked by “vibrant color and steadfast hope,” while characterizing Jackson as one of contemporary art’s “great experimental painters.” The announcement does not provide a detailed biography of the artist, a full checklist of works, or the exhibition’s opening date, and those details are not included here.
An installation view supplied with the announcement shows colorful works in red, pink, blue and yellow suspended from the ceiling. The image identifies the presentation as an installation of ‘Suzanne Jackson: What Is Love’ and is credited to Eric Mueller. The available material does not specify the individual titles, dates or media of the works shown.
The exhibition is one of several visual-arts listings in a Walker newsletter issued in August 2026. The same publication separately promotes Christine Sun Kim’s ‘All Day All Night,’ described as an exhibition examining the nonauditory and political dimensions of sound, with a closing date of August 30. That exhibition is separate from Jackson’s retrospective and is not part of the same presentation.
The Walker Art Center is located at 725 Vineland Place in Minneapolis. Its newsletter also lists screenings, performances and public programmes, including ‘Sound for Silents,’ an outdoor film and live-music event scheduled for August 20, and a sensory-friendly evening scheduled for August 26. Those events are separate from ‘What Is Love.’
For Jackson’s retrospective, the verified event listing identifies the venue as the Walker Art Center, Minneapolis, with the exhibition closing on August 23, 2026.
