The Facts
On September 2, 2026, the Minneapolis Institute of Art announced it will screen Titus Kaphar's first narrative full-length film, "Exhibiting Forgiveness" (2023), on three dates: September 12, October 18, and November 12, 2026. The semi-autobiographical film follows a Black artist (André Holland) grappling with his past trauma through painting, disrupted by his estranged father's visit. The screenings are free and will be accompanied by an exhibition of paintings featured in the film, on view at the museum through January 3, 2027.
The Signal
The pairing of the film with a concurrent exhibition of its source paintings offers a rare opportunity to see Kaphar's work in both narrative and visual contexts, deepening the dialogue between cinema and fine art. For collectors and curators, this signals the museum's commitment to expanding the definition of painting beyond the canvas, embracing interdisciplinary storytelling. The free screenings also lower barriers for public engagement, potentially broadening Kaphar's audience and reinforcing the museum's role as a community-centered institution.
- Artists: Titus Kaphar
- People: André Holland
- Museums: Minneapolis Institute of Art
- Locations: Minneapolis
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