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Artscape on the road: Visiting artist Andy DuCett’s homage to Winona (opens the original)
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Rocco’s Pub and Pizza in Goodview, Minnesota, is missing its painting, “Coming In” (1972), by the late Ron Hunt. The painting — an idyllic landscape of ducks and a marshy river bed — has hung in the restaurant since Hunt gifted it to Tom Barth, founder of Rocco’s. For the time being, the painting hangs at the Minnesota Marine Art Museum in Winona, along with two tables and three booth seats from the restaurant. The restaurant, one of two locations in the adjacent cities of Winona and Goodview, s
The Format couldn’t look away when ICE came to Minnesota (opens the original)
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Vocalist Nate Ruess and multi-instrumentalist Sam Means were gearing up for their big comeback as the band The Format in January. But just as their new album was being released, Alex Pretti was killed on the streets of Minneapolis. Like many artists and musicians around the country and the world, Means and Ruess were shaken by what they were seeing on the news — and they wanted to use their creative powers to act. The band directed proceeds from its new single “The Bar is Set So Low,” an emotion
When all the world — or at least many of its Minneapolis porches — becomes a stage (opens the original)
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A few weeks ago, on a searing summer day, the Lowry Hill East neighborhood in Minneapolis buzzed with musical spirit for the Uptown Porchfest. Block after block, people had turned their front porches into stages for music of all genres — from punk bands to bluegrass to bossa nova and more. Crowds — including families and scenesters — wandered through the neighborhood, soaking up the free music and friendly atmosphere. Home-based venues offer an appealing, neighborly quality that feels timely. Pe
At Shoreview museum, nature takes turns both lovely and terrifying (opens the original)
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To prepare for “Meet Me in the Forest,” the newest exhibition at Shoreview’s Cafesjian Art Trust Museum, staff began by drilling holes across three gallery walls. Then artists like Erica Rosenfeld started a meticulous installation process. She created small nests for the bizarre creatures and collections she makes from glass, sculpture and found objects. The result is Rosenfeld’s “Welcome to Reverie Forest: Sanctuary for Strange Creatures” (2026), part of CAT Museum’s new exhibition that looks t
‘Made in INDIA’ at Minneapolis’ Cowles Center feels like a grand reopening – almost (opens the original)
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Downtown Minneapolis’ Cowles Center opened its doors over the weekend to South Asian Arts and Theater House’s production of “Made in INDIA,” which runs through August 29. The performances felt almost like a grand re-opening of the venue, which has been closed since 2024. SAATH’s high-energy show features a youth-heavy cast exploring transracial adoption through a mix of theater and movement. The audience, from the main floor and balcony, provided buoyant energy that fed back to the performers on
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