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A Common Thread at The Textile Center (opens the original)
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It’s been so encouraging and inspiring to see how all of the Artists in Minnesota have responded to the unprecedented domestic terrorism we all lived through this year with the horrible Operation Metro Surge. There is endless material to explore, and our Artists are documenting all of it. The Textile Center is currently showing A Common Thread, an exhibition displaying the works of Textile Center Members, and the fiber artists are showing up for us too. <a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-im
Catch A Bite At Bill’s Bait Shop! (opens the original)
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Ever since doing The Artist’s Way back in the last century (!), I’ve enjoyed taking myself on “Artist’s Dates”. These are outings you do by yourself to inspire your own creativity. I did one the other day to see the art exhibit Your Favorite Artists’ Favorite Artists at Southside Preservation Society, and it was great. On my drive home, I passed by Bill’s Bait Shop, a new restaurant I’d recen
Cream of the Crop Art at MIA! (opens the original)
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Well, if you went to the Minnesota State Fair this year, you know that the line to see the Crop Art exhibit was even longer than for the Apple Fries. It was minimum two hours. Insane! I love that that many people want to take the pulse of what Minnesota artists are thinking, but couldn’t take that long away from my family to stand in line, so just kind of spied on it from the Scarecrow part of the room. That wasn’t good enough. Thank goodness the Minneapolis Institute of Arts took a good number
Your Favorite Artists’ Favorite Artists at Southside Preservation Society (opens the original)
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It’s been so cool getting to know more about the art and artists of the Twin Cities since I’ve been back here, and especially to see their reactions to Operation Metro Surge. The Artists always lead us, through history. When I heard there was an art show of local artists’ favorite artists at Southside Preservation Society, I was there. This Substack is reader-supported. To receive new posts and suppor
The Radical Act of Having Each Other’s Back - An Art Show For The Resistance. (opens the original)
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This year in Minnesota has been historic, and the Artists have responded. If you attended the Minnesota State Fair this year, you could see the evidence of what we all went through everywhere you looked, from Crop Art to Quilts on a Stick. We have been changed in deep and visceral ways, and the art of the times is reflecting that. Beautifully. A new art show opened during the Fair, so you might have missed hearing about it. The Radical Act of Having Each Other’s Back is a group show of 26 Minnes
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