Jack Becker and The Many Lives of Forecast Public Artworks
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The Column: How I Became, of All Things, an Art Critic
The Column runs once a week. >
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The Free Republic of Duluth: At Last, Real Candidates
When mnartists.org asked writers to look for artist-led initiatives to make the world a better place, Jean Sramek found >
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Radio mnartists: Monica Sheets
Producer Marya Morstad continues the Radio mnartists series of web and radio interviews with Minnesota artists. >
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Can Art Be a Weapon Against War?: Guerilla Art
Mark Wojahn found "Guerilla Art" to be authentic but spotty, but worth seeing, all in all. >
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Segrelicious is a state of minds, an experiment in race and culture. >
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ESSAY: Don't Go Into the Basement; or, Viewer as Victim
Jeffrey Kalstrom offers his True Account of the Haunted House in the Soap Factory basement. >
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Ta-Coumba Aiken: Call and Response opens at the MIA
Local muralist Ta-Coumba Aiken has been garnering a lot of attention lately, most recently for his new exhibition at the >
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ESSAY: A Collectivist Wonderland On Ice
Writer and Art Shanty Projects tour guide extraordinaire Andy Sturdevant gives a funny, informative inside look at the w >
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The Good, the Great, the Papier Mache Heads: The DAI Annual Membership Exhibition
Julia Durst recently took in the varied work at the much beloved, democratically presented annual DAI membership show he >
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A Note From the Outgoing mnartists.org Project Director
mnartists.org Project Director Kathleen Kvern offers a survey of where this democratic online arts project has been and >
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Ephemeral Pleasures: Investigating Micro-exhibitions
Duluth writer Hannah Dentinger goes straight to the source to get the skinny on the factors driving what appears to be a >
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POV: A Chat with Walker Art Center's Director, Olga Viso
mnartists.org editor Susannah Schouweiler visits with WAC Director Olga Viso about the joys of working with living artis >
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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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Critic Julie Caniglia weighs in on Rosalux Gallery's annual group show, "Open Door," which highlights wor >
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ESSAY: Dried Blood and Dandelion Wine
Gabe Combs is in and out of trouble with the law, he drinks too much and, now, he's homeless. >
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VISUAL ART: By the People, For the People
Art critic Julie Caniglia reflects on the exhibition "By the People, for the People: New Deal Art at the Weisman,&q >
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FESTIVALS: The Convention, The UnConvention, and the UnUnConvention
Mason Riddle gives a run-down of arts events running in tandem with the Republican National Convention in St. >
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VISUAL ART: Assessing the 2008 MCAD/Jerome Fellows Show
Critic and artist Ann Klefstad reflects on the fruits of this year's crop of Jerome Fellowships--she's decided >
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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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2008 YEAR IN REVIEW: The Lists
Local art luminaries Frank Gaard, Emma Berg, and Ruben Nusz offer a grab-bag of their picks for the high (and low) point >
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2008 YEAR IN REVIEW: The Big Picture for Minnesota Arts
Minnesota artists weigh in on the peaks and valleys of 2008, from Vote Yes! >
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Artist and sometime local historian Andy Sturdevant investigates the shadow gallery circuit of in-home exhibition spaces >
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Mason Riddle offers a round-up of three gallery exhibitions: "LandEscape" at Thomas Barry Fine Arts, "Cor >
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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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Healing the Wounds of War: "Combat Paper Project"
Alison Morse looks into the "Combat Paper Project," at the MCBA Sept 21 - 28, with a profile of the artists wh >
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In Heaven, Everything is Fine - Basel, '09
Sean Smuda returns to Art Basel-Miami for a second year to report on the fair for mnartists.org. >
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Feeling Minnesota: "Art in an Outpost"
Andy Sturdevant offers his thoughts on what makes for a Minnesota tradition in the visual arts, arguing that the disting >
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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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Sean Smuda, founder of the Shoebox Gallery in Minneapolis, with an engaging essay on the six storied years of performanc >
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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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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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access+ENGAGE Issue 55.1: Public Engagements
Highlights include the case for re-viewing performance, Claire Witt's central MN Blue Sky Project for "public >
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Andy Sturdevant offers a fond farewell to the spunky DIY arts 'zine, ARP!, with an essay tracing its short history, >
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access+ENGAGE Issue 56.1: Milestones
Features in this - the 100th issue of a+E! >
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access+ENGAGE Issue 56.2: Field Day
Highlights include a last call for artists for the fall season of CSA, reviews of "Perceptual Opponents" at Mp >
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Of Pastries and Paintings: A Guide to Coffee House Galleries in MN
Maggie Ryan Sandford launches a neighborhood by neighborhood guide to alternative exhibition spaces--coffee shops, cafes >
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Of Pastries and Paintings: Downtown/Lowertown St. Paul
Maggie Ryan Sandford continues her neighborhood-by-neighborhood guide to coffee house galleries and various and sundry o >
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Of Pastries and Paintings: Northeast Minneapolis
Maggie Ryan Sandford continues her ongoing artists' guide to coffee house galleries and alternative art exhibition >
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Marsha Trainer reports on a new project, "Growing Home: Ending Youth Homelessness," featuring photography by W >
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Regan Smith previews Northern Lights' all-night festival, Northern Spark: Nuit Blanche, featuring dusk-to-dawn inte >
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Of Pastries and Paintings: Mac-Groveland/Crocus Hill, St. Paul
Maggie Ryan Sandford continues her artists' guide to MN coffeehouse galleries with this breezy tour through alterna >
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access+ENGAGE Issue 64.2: What Dreams May Come
Highlights include a preview of the Northern Spark Festival, a review of Walking Shadow Theatres "After the Quake, >
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Christy DeSmith is no night owl, but she was determined to take in last weekend's all-night festival, Northern Spar >
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access+ENGAGE Issue 65.1: The Living End
Features include a new jazz essay by composer/pianist Jeremy Walker, review of Kira Obolensky's collaboration with >
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mnartists.org and RAIN TAXI present: "The Zine Apothecary"
Writer and book artist Sarah Peters profiles Minneapolis artist Lacey Prpic Hedtke's unorthodox, wide-ranging libra >
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A Citizen Artist in a Country at War
Camille Gage on "choosing the street rather than the studio" and making an artistic life built around "wo >
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