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Book Review: "Miniatures" by Norah Labiner
This review first ran in Rain Taxi, an Alternative Press Award-winning quarterly magazine published in Minneapolis. >
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Michael Fallon reviews "Skin 2003 part 2." It's at the Icebox Gallery in Northeast Minneapolis,
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Review: "Eat More Dirt" by Ellen Sandbeck
Eat More Dirt, published by Broadway Books, is widely available and retails for $10.95. >
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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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Good Intentions: Jack El-Hai's "The Lobotomist"
George Slade reviews Minnesota writer Jack El-Hai's "The Lobotomist": a level gaze at an almost unthinkab >
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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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Is the art world necessarily a dog eat dog place? Does reputation mean more than substance? >
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Hannah Dentinger went to Chris Monroe's "Tee Shirt Show" at Starfire Screenprinting in Duluth and found a >
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Bits and Pieces In a Semblance of a Whole, an essay by Jon Nelson
Festival of Appropriation co-curator Jon Nelson gives a behind-the-scenes glimpse into the assembly of this one-of-a-kin >
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The State of the Craft in Minnesota
A survey of the movers and shakers in the craft scene today, with perspectives from the emerging indie and DIY crafters >
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EXCHANGE: A dialogue on art and the mind between visual artist Amy Rice and writer Marya Hornbacher
Amy Rice, acclaimed painter and Spectrum Artworks Director, and Marya Hornbacher, critically hailed author of the forth >
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EXCHANGE: Amy Rice and Marya Hornbacher in conversation about art and the disordered mind (Part Two)
The second installment of a dialogue between Amy Rice, acclaimed painter and Spectrum Artworks Director, and Marya Hornb >
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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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Filmmaker Deb Wallwork offers an evocative essay in response to Fergus Falls artist Charles Beck's gorgeous woodcut >
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So, You Wrote a Book--Now What?
Veteran bookseller and publisher David Unowsky offers no-nonsense advice on how to place your book on store shelves (an >
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A Voice for the Unsung: Kao Kalia Yang
Author Kao Kalia Yang talks with writer Shannon Gibney about her new memoir, "The Latehomecomer," which traces >
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LITERATURE: Writer, Interrupted
Nationally acclaimed author Marya Hornbacher talks wtih Hannah Dentinger about her new memoir, "Madness: A Bipolar >
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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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ESSAY/FEATURED FORUM: What's With the Kids These Days?
Michael Fallon reflects on "Young Artists and How the World They're Creating Will Be Completely Fucked Up, and >
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Critic Mason Riddle took in the second annual "Summer Invitational" group show at Thomas Barry Fine Arts (on v >
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A Reporter Investigates the Darkest Story of His Life - His Own
Beloved MN expat and NYT media critic, David Carr, died February 12, 2015. >
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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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Xerox, Scotch Tape, Rubber Glue & Letraset
Andy Sturdevant looks into the forgotten world of handmade gallery flyers from the 1980s and '90s, investigating th >
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Art critic and veteran arts administrator Michael Fallon offers an unflinching, candid, and mournful personal essay on t >
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DESIGN: Letterpress Art, By Design
Britt Aamodt offers an engaging profile of the up-and-comers behind Studio On Fire, which pairs the charm of old-world l >
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MUSIC: Too Much Information? Music Criticism in the Digital Age
Veteran music writer Megan Wiley asks: With the migration of their writing from print to web, are critics altering how t >
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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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VISUAL ART: A High Culture Embrace of Pop, "Hot Ink"
Britt Aamodt offers a glimpse into a rich, whirlwind tour through our state's wealth of cartoon artists in what loo >
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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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VISUAL ART: An Eden of One's Own
Art critic Mason Riddle weighs in on a newly published, beautifully rendered book of collages and personal nature journa >
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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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Artist and sometime local historian Andy Sturdevant investigates the shadow gallery circuit of in-home exhibition spaces >
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The Making of a Modern-day Druid
Writer Michèle Campbell talks with author, fiddler, and raconteur "Wild Bill" Watkins about his storied person >
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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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Dolly Parton Dreams, Reconsidered
Or, "My Dream of Moving to the Country to Write a Book and the Pygmy Goats and Insouciance I Didnt Get." Writ >
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The Creme de la Creme in Minnesota Literature
Jaime Kleiman gives an eminently readable preview for this year's Minnesota Book Awards gala, set for the evening o >
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CALL FOR MN POETS AND WRITERS: mnLIT deadline extended to May 15!
mnartists.org's literary series, What Light and miniStories, have joined forces to create mnLIT. >
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Hannah Dentinger reflects on Robb Quisling's new show, "(ISP) Individual Service Plan," on view at the DA >
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Camille LeFevre reflects on the airy, utopian constructions of architect Tomás Saraceno, a number of whose creations are >
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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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The Precious Object brings together 14 artists from locales throughout Minnesota in the inaugural exhibition of mnartist >
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More than Words: The Re-purposed Book
Britt Aamodt reviews the new Traffic Zone exhibition, "X-Libris: The Re-purposed Book," with a wide-ranging es >
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An engaging essay by Andy Sturdevant on the perennial lure of strange and beautiful objects, written in honor of mnartis >
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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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