Minneapolis in Full Scale: Experience the City Like Never Before

There’s a moment that happens when a photograph gets big enough, not just “large,” but truly wall-filling, where it stops feeling like a picture and starts feeling like a place. 

That moment is the entire reason I created Minneapolis in Full Scale. 

On Saturday, January 10, I’ll be unveiling two 60-inch-wide Minneapolis skyline prints inside my studio at Gallery Aurora in the Northrup King Building. These pieces  are returning from their installation at the Minneapolis Convention Center and and will be presented at their true scale for the first time inside the Northrup King Building. No mockups. No downsizing. Just Minneapolis, larger than life. 


Why Full Scale Matters 

Most people experience art online or in small prints. You scroll past it. You tap a heart. You imagine how it might look on your wall. 

But large-format photography changes the rules. 

At five feet wide, you don’t just see the skyline, you feel it. The color has room to breathe. The light has weight. The city becomes immersive instead of decorative. 

That’s what this event is about: showing what happens when cityscape photography is allowed to live at the size it was meant to. 


What You’ll Experience 

  • During the event you’ll be able to: 
  • See two exclusive 60" Minneapolis skyline statement pieces 
  • Experience how oversized artwork transforms a room 
  • Learn how custom large-format pieces are created 
  • Talk directly with me about the stories behind each image 
  • Explore Gallery Aurora and the hundreds of artists inside Northrup King 

This is not a sales pitch in disguise. It’s an invitation into the creative process, and into the scale most people never get to see. 


Event Details 

Minneapolis in Full Scale

📍 Gallery Aurora – Studio #179 

🏢 Northrup King Building, Northeast Minneapolis 

đź•› 12:00 PM – 8:00 PM 

đź“… Saturday, January 10 

The event takes place during Northrup King Building open studios and Northrup King Nights, so you can spend time exploring four floors of local artists while stopping in to experience Minneapolis in Full Scale. 

If you love this city, or you’ve ever wondered what your favorite skyline would look like when it finally fills a wall, I’d love to show you.