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Minnesota State Fair crop art returns to Mia in ‘Cream of the Crop: The Second Harvest’ (opens the original)
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For 12 days every late August through Labor Day, the Agriculture Horticulture Building at the Minnesota State Fair draws dense crowds. They come not just to look at prized apples or giant pumpkins, or to take a break from the scent of Sweet Martha’s Cookies and trips down the giant slide, but to witness one of Minnesota’s most beloved folk traditions since 1965: crop art. At the Minneapolis Institute of Art’s community commons, the second annual “Cream of the Crop: The Second Harvest” features 3
Who writes the past? Tiffany Chung’s WAM exhibit ‘indelible traces’ challenges historical truths (opens the original)
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“History is written by the victors,” or so the phrase goes, but Vietnamese American artist Tiffany Chung proves that official records don’t always tell the whole story. Her first major showcase, “indelible traces,” which counters official archives with the overlooked stories of war, migration and human displacement, opened Saturday at the Weisman Art Museum. The traveling exhibition, organized by the Art, Design & Architecture Museum at the University of California, Santa Barbara and curated by
‘The Algorithm is Gonna Get You’ satirizes the scroll (opens the original)
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As smartphones, algorithms and artificial intelligence have increasingly shaped daily routines, the line between staying connected and feeling overwhelmed has blurred. Presented by Hennepin Arts at the Dudley Riggs Theatre, Brave New Workshop’s production “The Algorithm is Gonna Get You” uses sharp satire to laugh at just how central screens have become to our daily lives, running through Nov. 7. The sketch revue comedy centers around one question: Do you control your algorithm, or does it contr
‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ shows a superhero’s life is only one half of a fictional character (opens the original)
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“Spider-Man: Brand New Day” swung into theaters on July 31 and shattered box office records by bringing in more than $930 million worldwide in its opening weekend. Taking place four years after the events of “Spider-Man: No Way Home,” the film saw the return of Tom Holland as Peter Parker, the man behind the Spider-Man mask; Zendaya as MJ, Peter’s love interest and Jacob Batalon as Ned Leeds, Peter’s best friend. The film also marks the Spider-Man series debut for Jon Bernthal as Frank Castle, a
UMN student-founded startup company Aes Efficio builds beginner-friendly AI game developer tools (opens the original)
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Aes Efficio, a software company co-founded by two University of Minnesota undergraduates, has quietly built a name for itself in the gaming world. Co-founders Alexander Weimer, a second-year electrical engineering major at the College of Science and Engineering, and Justin Abraham, a second-year student studying finance and economics at the Carlson School of Management, publish their work on the popular mod distribution platform CurseForge. Recently securing a brand deal with game server host Bi
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