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Pangaea Station Art Education Video Series: Pilot
mnartists' "fun-ducational" art history web series, hosted by Taylor Baldry, is filmed on location at the >
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A (Cat) Filmmaker's Sundance Diary
What's it like to be at Sundance but not quite inside the golden circle of A-list parties and buzzworthy screenings >
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Remnants and Curiosities of the Natural World
Seven established artists explore intersections of the human and animal worlds, the technological and organic spheres, a >
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How is a Dance Film Different from a Movie Preview?
The template - beautiful people, beautifully filmed with a sketch of a story or character - is identical. >
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Warhol and the Art of Making Money
Inspired by 'Andy Warhol in Minneapolis,' with a medium at his side and a bunch of questions about art, fundin >
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Why Is Cindy Sherman Making Faces?
Lightsey Darst says the Cindy Sherman show is one of the most important bodies of feminist art today, but not for any of >
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What Do You See When You Turn Out the Lights?
Poet, professor and art historian Stephen Tapscott gives a close reading of the bold new photographic work by Tucker Hol >
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Lightsey Darst looks into Dances Made to Order, a monthly showcase of dance films made across the country. >
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Joel Hagen responds to a group exhibition at the U of M's Nash Gallery which explores the irresistible but impossib >
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Carl Atiya Swanson digs into the film "Zidane: A 21st Century Portrait" - screening for the MIA's "T >
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Sheila Regan assesses the Minneapolis Institute of Arts' multimedia exhibition, "The Sports Show," callin >
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mnartists.org and RAIN TAXI present: "Living Dangerously"
Writer Stephanie Xenos profiles Chinese artist Meng Tang, who currently lives in the Twin CIties and for whom the person >
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We recently screened !WOMEN ART REVOLUTION for a panel discussion on feminist art with local artists. >
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Developing a 'Taste' for Filmmaking
Novelist David Oppegaard describes how he briefly abandoned the solitary pursuits of the writer to pursue a couple of fo >
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Marsha Trainer on MNKINO, a monthly meet-up for all walks of life to screen their videos -- whether animated, made on a >
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Coming Soon to a Coffeeshop Near You?
Local entrepreneur Lucas Rayala has come up with a new way to get independent film seen, and he's looking for conte >
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Camille LeFevre muses on the art historical phenomenon of the "meat dress" - from Jana Sterbak to Lady Gaga - >
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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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Miranda Trimmier reviews the Walker Art Center's homage to folk art, kitsch, "who we are and where we live&quo >
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access+ENGAGE Issue 62.1: Experiments and Improvisations
Highlights include a conversation with saxophonist George Cartwright, reviews of the Best of Midwest Burlesk Festival an >
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The Enduring Mystique of "Swan Lake"
Camille LeFevre muses on what fuels the lasting allure of the romantic ballet staple, "Swan Lake"-- from the r >
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Basel 2010: Mission Meta-Impossible - Art, Pray, F**K
Sean Smuda returns to Art Basel Miami for a third year - read on for an extensive photo essay and his dispatch for mnart >
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Lightsey Darst reports back with some critical reflections on this year's Dance Film Project offerings, part of the >
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Maggie Ryan Sandford reflects on SWIM, a new poetry-film project by writer Jen March and filmmaker Peter Hogan, who' >
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access+ENGAGE Issue 59: A Gracious Plenty
Highlights include a new essay on jazz by Jeremy Walker, profiles of graphic novelist Will Dinski and filmmaker Jake Yuz >
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OPEN, a homegrown pandrogynous love story
Filmmaker Jake Yuznas path to winning the Berlin International Film Festivals Teddy Jury Award this year reveals a dee >
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Max Sparber previews some of the offerings at this year's Minneapolis/St. >
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Filmmaker and writer Marsha Trainer profiles producer Christine Walker (HOWL, LIFE DURING WARTIME), co-founder of the Mp >
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Camille LeFevre has been watching Skewed Visions' monthly webcast, "Cubicle," and finds the series' >
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Choreography for Body and Camera
Lightsey Darst profiles the Dance Film Project, a yearly festival which aims to build a dance film community in Minnesot >
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Everything and Nothing, All at Once
Ruben Nusz weighs in the ongoing Rob Fischer exhibition, at Franklin Artworks through October 30, calling the artwork &q >
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A Poet's Pilgrimage to Cold Mountain
Britt Aamodt profiles the documentary, "Cold Mountain: Han Shan," by filmmakers Mike Hazard and Deb Wallwork a >
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Britt Aamodt offers an in-depth profile of emerging screenwriter turned playwright, David Ash -- the local writer/direct >
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FRINGE SHORTS: "Bard Fiction" by Tedious Brief Productions
Matthew Everett and his Mom both loved this Elizabethan, versified retelling of Tarantino's now-classic film, PULP >
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MN Filmmakers Invade Cannes Today--Tomorrow, the World
Writer Maggie Sandford speaks with the motley crew behind the 48-Hour Film Project success story, "Birthmarked for >
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VIDEO: "Butter City" interview with Eric D. Howell by Joanna Kohler
Filmmaker Joanna Kohler interviews award-winning writer/director Eric D. >
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A Fan's Notes -- MSPIFF 2009: Documentary and Narrative Shorts Programs
Max Sparber is filing a series of dispatches from this year's film festival--on the movies, the filmgoers, and the >
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A Fan's Notes -- MSPIFF 2009: Opening Weekend
The latest in a series of dispatches by Max Sparber from this years Mpls/St. >
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4 Track Films: Movie Production, MN-style
Ann Klefstad's engaging profile of the filmmakers behind Duluth's 4 Track Films, whose fearlessness and comedi >
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A Fan's Notes - MSPIFF 2009: Minnesota Made
Over the next few weeks, Max Sparber will file a series of on-the-ground dispatches giving his impressions of the films, >
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2008 YEAR IN REVIEW: Literature and Film
Local authors, readers, and filmmakers weigh in on the high points of 2008 in Minnesota literature and film. >
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Writer-about-town Britt Aamodt offers up the skinny on the TCYMN All-City Youth Film Showcase, coming on October 25 to t >
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MUSIC: How Do You Suppose She Got to That Moment?
Alison Morse offers a lyrical profile of internationally acclaimed composer Mary Ellen Childs, whose movement-rich compo >
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FILM: Independent Animation, a Form In-Between
A collection and short essay exploring independent, MN-made animation by writer and twenty-year veteran of the craft, Al >
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These days, accomplished film pros many of them women see no need to head for LA to make their way in the industry. >
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FILM: A Filmmaker's Guide to Getting Your Movie On (the Right) Screen
Acclaimed filmmaker Ali Selim (Sweet Land) offers hard-won advice for emerging filmmakers, including tips on pursuing th >
