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The Green Behind the Glass: Collecting and Protecting Plants from Around the World
Guest editor Regan Golden interviews Lisa Philander, the Director and Curator of the University of Minnesota College of >
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Seeing Plants: Vision and Botany in Contemporary Art
Visual artist and writer Regan Golden, the incoming guest editor of Mn Artists, introduces Seeing Plants, a series of wr >
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Artist, poet, and scholar Simi Kang reframes the notion of expertise, examining which stories we are allowed to retain f >
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We Are All We Have: The Practice of Neighboring
Ashley Hanson and Mary Welcome—both traveling artists working in rural places—team up to articulate their work as a prac >
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Some of the most important dialogues we engage in as artists are the ones we have with those we love. >
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What Does a Black Liberation Future Look Like?
To catalyze their editorial work with Mn Artists, Free Black Dirt hosted a dinner and curated conversation on the topics >
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Through voice and matter, artist-writer Mara Duvra considers possibilities for black subjectivity beyond the representat >
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Jay Orff visits Emily Johnson's sinew-and-earth installation, "Body," as re-envisioned for Brooklyn-based >
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Truly "Public" Art is Messy Business
Sheila Regan looks into the gaps inherent in public art—between concept and execution, neighborhood need and the possibi >
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Camille LeFevre looks into "hypernatural" design, tech-meets-architecture-meets-sci fi innovation that embrace >
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The Creative City Challenge-winning installation, "Balancing Ground," in downtown Minneapolis takes its cues f >
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The Columnest Goes to New York
Everyone says that New York has never been more and less central: the capital of the world, agglomerating liquid power, >
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Surly Puts Architecture to Work Building Its Brand
Surly recently revealed design plans for its destination brewery, designed by HGA Architects, and quickly faced critical >
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After a trip to Three Rivers Park District's newest addition, writer Stephanie Xenos is convinced that even inveter >
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Design critic and artist Glenn Gordon offers his eloquent, if ambivalent, reflections on everyday design and the masses >
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Camille LeFevre reviews "Rural Design," architect Dewey Thorbeck's innovations in 'design thinking&# >
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Why is the College of Visual Arts Closing, and What Comes Next?
Camille LeFevre digs behind the official talking points, speaking to CVA's interim president, faculty and alumni ab >
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You Are Hear: When the Smoke Clears (July 2012)
In this month's episode, writer Jill Grunewald with a story about love and remodeling, and the occasionally serendi >
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Matt Konrad profiles rosenlof/lucas (ROLU, for short), an art and design studio who've become known for the "s >
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Writer Sarah Howard reports on how two new Twin Cities initiatives - the Starling Project and Artists in Storefronts - a >
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Writer and artist Jennifer Nevitt profiles David Lefkowitz, a prolific, award-winning artist who conjures whole worlds w >
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Writer Camille LeFevre offers a dispatch from her recent trip down South to Bentonville, Arkansas, reporting back on the >
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Alison Morse checks out a variety of coworking spaces in operation throughout the Twin Cities metro and beyond, reportin >
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Lightsey Darst continues her reflections on post-Southern dance spaces in the Twin Cities, with an essay on the promisin >
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Alison Morse reports on Intermedia Arts' new experiment in co-working, ArtsHub, getting down to brass tacks on the >
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Lightsey Darst on the entanglements of dance-making and the spaces that house it, how each colors and irrevocably bounds >
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The Mysterious Department of Public Design
Camille LeFevre investigates the so-called Department of Public Design and its cryptic "Interim Report on the Excav >
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Duluth artist and historian Matt Oman lives in his head, literally. >
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Dome Light: At Home with Artist Martin Woodrich
Andy Sturdevant profiles a prolific community-supported Minnesota artist noted more for his unusual home than for his mo >
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Camille LeFevre reflects on two photography shows with distinct views on place-making, both at the Mpls Photo Center thr >
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Currents in Minnesota Graphic Design
Camille LeFevre reports back from AIGA's recent roundtable, "evolvedesign: The Evolution and Future of Graphi >
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Blue Sky Project's Truly Public Art
Jennifer Kohnhorst talks with Claire Witt (Blue Sky Project) about the community-driven public art installations she >
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Michael Fallon offers a fan's eye view on artistic and architectural character of Target Field with a wholly subjec >
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access+ENGAGE Issue 53.1: Into the Whirl
Highlights include a report from Oliver Herring's Twin Cities TASK Party, a retrospective essay on Shoebox Gallery& >
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Camille LeFevre reflects on the evolving sexual politics and significant historical and cultural moments marked by the G >
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Writer and landscape architect Diane Hellekson outlines a dynamic model for thinking about cultivation of the arts in Mi >
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Inside the Weisman's $14 Million Expansion
Britt Aamodt talks with museum staffers and curators about the ambitious expansion (spearheaded by famed architect Frank >
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Feeling Minnesota: "Speaking of Place"
Camille LeFevre addresses the "critical regionalism" in Minnesota architecture -- building design marked less >
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Dan Graham's Postmodern Dreams, Come to Life
Camille LeFevre ruminates on Dan Graham's retrospective at the Walker, and on the "peripatetic, insouciant, an >
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Farm Accident: A Secret History
Andy Sturdevant investigates the elusive history of Farm Accident, an ephemeral art gallery which lay at the center of t >
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"The Green House"Not Quite Mainstream (Yet)
Camille LeFevre reflects on the reputedly "mainstream" trends toward eco-architecture and sustainable design-- >
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A Marriage of Art and Scholarship
Hannah Dentinger looks into the career of internationally acclaimed artist and educator, Ann Ledy. >
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Is Red Wing the Artspot that Could, Or Will It Give Artists the Boot?
Writer Sari Gordon reports from the bucolic environs of Red Wing. >
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COMMENTARY: What is the State of the Arts in Minneapolis?
Or, "The Future's So Bright, You Gotta Wear Blinders:" arts administrator and critic Michael Fallon comme >
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After some revealing conversations with a few local artists, architecture and design writer Christie Wells explores the >
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"Functional Sculpture," highlighting Upper Midwestern furniture designers, is a new show at the Carleton Art G >
