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State of the Arts Blog
Marianne Combs

Rembrandt exhibition sells 100,000 tickets

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As of this morning, the Minneapolis Institute of Arts' Rembrandt exhibition, which ends Sunday, is sold out.

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Self-portrait by Rembrandt

Image courtesy MIA

That means if you didn't already get your reservations in to see the show in its last days, you're out of luck.

The MIA exhibition has far exceeded the museum's attendance goals. The initial projection for the show was 75,000 tickets, but today reached 100,000.

High demand for tickets led the museum to offer extended hours in the final days of the show.

Up next: China's Terracotta Warriors opens at the MIA on October 27.