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Through voice and matter, artist-writer Mara Duvra considers possibilities for black subjectivity beyond the representat >
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A Memeorial: To Lay a Hate Symbol to Rest
Responding to Mn Artists Presents: Eric Larson’s Meme Town, Jordan K. >
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Trauma is a Time Machine: Art and Healing in Troubled Times
Recent exhibitions at Public Functionary and Macalester College's Law Warschaw Gallery address two sides of a quest >
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Filmmaker Kevin Obsatz on the ritual and ethos of practice in game-play, games as media of communication, and some relat >
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Into the Groove: When Curators, Artists, and Critics Dance
Christina Schmid on the "dancing together naked in public" that artists and critics do, as seen through the le >
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Eva Rose Cohen's new strip reflects on artists giving gifts of their own creation. >
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Inside My Halloween Sketchbook
Comic artist and illustrator Eva Rose Cohen's "compendium of creepy inspiration." >
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Eva Rose Cohen's strip, on the lived experience of a young working artist, grapples with art and social justice, pe >
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Stephanie Fox profiles some of the Pagan artists collaborating to show the art and living practice of this increasingly >
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COMIC: Are You a Box or Filter Artist?
Eva Rose Cohen's new strip on the day-to-day work of art grapples with the question artists everywhere love to hate >
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How to Be an Art Star: A Primer in Lived Experience
A semi-regular comic strip from Eva Cohen on the professional and creative byways of a young working artist. >
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The demographics and economic realities of rural America are shifting. >
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Art at the Edges of Everything
Minneapolis-based artist and curator Sandra Teitge reports back from Marfa, Texas, in the first of an occasional series >
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Minnesota's Third Biennial: The Art Stands Alone
Individual pieces may stand out, but the hands-off, artists-first approach of , , , ends up making the show largely >
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To Dream of a New Kind of Making
Cecilia Ramon and Carla Stetson set out to create a work together, collaborating on every detail from conception to inst >
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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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Nathaniel Smith tweaks the usual year-end list by assessing the state of the arts here in MN, beginning with the pros an >
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Night Vision - A Northern Spark Diary
Lightsey Darst offers an on-the-ground dispatch from this year's Northern Spark festival -- vying projections, glow >
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THE FAMILY BUSINESS: Our conversation on being both an artist and a mother continues
The second of three installments in our debut "Family Business" column, in which a number of acclaimed artists >
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The Family Business: Artists on Work and Motherhood
The first of three installments in an exchange between acclaimed artists, all mothers with children of varying ages, tal >
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Ann Klefstad responds to Miranda Trimmier's recent essay on feminist art and its rhetorical and aesthetic extremes. >
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We recently screened !WOMEN ART REVOLUTION for a panel discussion on feminist art with local artists. >
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Of Pastries and Paintings: Phillips and Powderhorn Park, Minneapolis
Maggie Ryan Sandford continues her ongoing artists' guide to coffee house galleries in Minnesota with this tour of >
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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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access+ENGAGE Issue 60: Transitions
Highlights include: our year-end survey, essays on Russian art and on rethinking the merits of fellowship exhibitions, a >
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KFAI (Minneapolis/St. Paul): Julie Buffalohead
KFAI's Allison Herrera interviews artist Julie Buffalohead >
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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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Will Dinski Takes On Tinseltown
Will Dinski's debut graphic novel, "Fingerprints," just released from Top Shelf Productions, offers a bit >
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access+ENGAGE Issue 58.1: Art Inside Out
Highlights include a new jazz essay from Jeremy Walker, profiles of conceptual artist Joe Smith and film producer Christ >
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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: 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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access+ENGAGE Issue 56.1: Milestones
Features in this - the 100th issue of a+E! >
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Ann Klefstad ruminates on an intriguing new family-themed exhibition at the Tweed Museum in Duluth: "You and Yours, >
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KQAL (Winona) profiles the successful tattoo artist behind the popular Tatu Royale. >
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Corinna Kirsch seeks out artists, curators, critics, and art historians to respond to the Walker's exhibition " >
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Exchange: a conversation on painting with Cherith Lundin
In this installment of our artist-to-artist series of conversations on practice, Ruben Nusz and Cherith Lundin have a li >
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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: "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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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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The Precious Object brings together 14 artists from locales throughout Minnesota in the inaugural exhibition of mnartist >
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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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Artist and sometime local historian Andy Sturdevant investigates the shadow gallery circuit of in-home exhibition spaces >
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Artist Ruben Nusz puts on his critic's hat, weighing in on the new MAEP exhibition, "Expanded Drawing" at >
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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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A Marriage of Art and Scholarship
Hannah Dentinger looks into the career of internationally acclaimed artist and educator, Ann Ledy. >
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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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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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