Radio mnartists: Mankwe Monika Nkatuati Ndosi
Producer Marya Morstad continues the Radio mnartists series of web and radio interviews with Minnesota artists. >
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Darning Mental Socks: "Mind Fields" at Intermedia Arts
Jay Gabler offers some insight into the artists and issues highlighted by a new show at Intermedia Arts, "Mind Fiel >
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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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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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MnArts Magazine: December 2008
The holidays are here, with craft fairs and specially themed theater and dance performances; look for profiles of author >
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LITERATURE: Magdalena Poised (Portrait of a Young Poet)
TIC founder and writer Alison Morse offers a portrait of an up-and-coming young Palabrista, Magdalena Kaluza. >
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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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Matthew Everett chats up the Rockstar Storytellers, accomplished solo performers who come together once a month to rock >
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access+ENGAGE Issue 54.2: First Fruits
Highlights include a Q & A with the 2009 McKnight photography fellows, reviews of a new collection by poet Deborah G >
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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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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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A Story to Tell - Emily Johnson/Catalyst + BLACKFISH
Camille LeFevre reflects on the unusually collaborative, evocative performance by Catalyst Dance and the musical duo Jam >
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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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access+ENGAGE Issue 62.2: Roots and Wings
Including an essay on jazz by Jeremy Walker, a review of two recent exhibitions at the Minneapolis Photo Center, a haunt >
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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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access+ENGAGE Issue 65.2: All Together Now
Highlights include a love letter to Minneapolis' distinctively generous, collaborative creative community, Jeremy W >
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Lightsey Darst grapples with the innovative theatrical hybrid, "Supernatural Wife" by Big Dance Theater, recen >
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FRINGE SHORTS: "Two Dead Boys" by the Newton Theatre
phillip andrew bennett low was thrilled by this under-the-radar show, calling it "Hans Christian Andersen meets Itc >
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Writer Jay Orff parses the spoken word and visual arts experience of Glasgow-based artist Sue Tompkins' current exh >
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"Nice Fish:" An Interview in Two Acts
Connie Wanek interviews poet Louis Jenkins and Tony Award-winner Mark Rylance about their collaboration on the play &quo >
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Out of Context: the week in dance
Lightsey Darst reports back from a dance she saw recently, out of the usual context of stage and theater and situated in >
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A Storm of Beats: Zorongo Flamenco Dance
Lightsey Darst visits a rehearsal for Zorongo's upcoming show, March 8 - 10, new dance works by Susana di Palma ins >
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In the second installment of her Interview in Two Acts, Connie Wanek chats with Duluth-based poet-turned-playwright Loui >
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Our monthly literary podcast is going on hiatus, but we're ending with a bang. >
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questionnaire, Writing, print, text, Conceptual, institutional critique, identity, Interactive, participation
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The Digital World Has Made Performers of Us All
The best writing online does more than put beautifully turned phrases on a screen — it performs ideas in digital space. >
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Musician, poet, and bike advocate Ben Weaver reflects on the stories we tell ourselves and others about what it is we do >
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Meet longtime bookslinger and one-time reluctant reader, Hans Weyandt, author of our new monthly books column. >
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