TRUE STORIES : Grover Hogan
Grover Hogan, XIII Death!, 2026, Mixed Media, 4’ x 3’
TRUE STORIES
A solo exhibition by Grover Hogan
October 3 - November 15 2026
PF Main Gallery | Studio #144
Presenting colorful, bold mixed-media artifacts, paintings, and altars, True Stories is the first solo exhibition by American artist, educator, and oracle Grover Hogan. Since early 2025, Hogan has studied Tarot’s major arcana, dedicating around one month to embodying each sequential card. This Fool’s Journey has culminated in an interdisciplinary artistic practice of self-reflection and growth.
Through emotional honesty, self-portraiture, and play, True Stories asks the audience to get vulnerable together; to take inspiration from the artist’s messy, weird, little life, and to learn and explore from the stories being told within each work.
ABOUT THE ARTIST
Grover Hogan is an American interdisciplinary artist, educator, and oracle from Houston, TX, currently based in Minneapolis, MN. Their work combines education, esoteric archetypes, and mixed media alchemy in order to examine the collective American Shadow Self and detangle our psychic knots. Hogan’s artistic practice spans experimental drawing and painting, social practice, critical theory, ritual making, and ruminating. They are most known for their self-portraiture and confessional-style art.
Their work has been exhibited in Texas and Minnesota, including CLUES Gallery of St. Paul, Mardag Gallery at Franconia Sculpture Garden, Rondo Community Land Trust, and The Jung Center of Houston. Their art and writing have been featured in publications such as Teen Vogue, Houstonia Magazine, MN Women’s Press, and Burn Something Zine. As a muralist, they have worked with Forecast Public Art, Creatives after Curfew, The Bush Foundation, The Cedar Cultural Center, and Midtown Global Market, and their murals can be found throughout the Twin Cities.
Hogan was an artist-in-residence at PF Studios Incubator Program (‘23-’25) and has continued to remain a studio artist within PF since concluding their residency. In collaboration with Public Functionary, they were selected to be an artist-in-residence at Grand Marais Artist Colony (‘25). They received their BFA in Fine Arts with a minor in Teaching Art from Minneapolis College of Art and Design (’21), and they were baptized in a megachurch swimming pool (‘13).
They are currently a studio artist at Public Functionary and a 2025/26 Jerome Fellow.
Find Grover’s art and writing at groverhogan.com and on instagram @ThriftShopTV
This work is funded in part by MHC with money from the Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund that was created with the vote of the people of Minnesota on November 4, 2008.
This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a grant from the Minnesota State Arts Board, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts and cultural heritage fund.