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Art

Ella Williams, age 7, colors a picture with her mother Kelly and brother Aiden, at the Crayola Experience at the Mall of America on Monday, June 14.

Coloring book

by Sophia Vilensky
Published June 15, 2016
“Crayola Experience” at Mall of America offers the prospect of escapism — for $24.99.

Beginnings on the bridge

by Sophia Vilensky
Published June 15, 2016
Sam Fleming sold his first drawing last weekend, and he’s ready to take the festival circuit by storm.
Kate O'Reilly, right, and Jenn Schaal record an episode of the podcast "XOXOJK" on Sunday, June 5. The two women meet weekly to discuss "real stuff, funny stuff, good stuff and all the stuff in between."

Conversational critique

by Sophia Vilensky
Published June 8, 2016
Local podcast “XOXOJK” is 58 episodes in, and there’s still a lot left to talk about.

Graphically conscious

by Danylo Loutchko
Published April 28, 2016
MFA graphic design students showcase theses at Larson Art Gallery on Monday.
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The most creative day of the year

by Danylo Loutchko
Published April 14, 2016
Northrop hosts World Art Day on Friday, celebrating student art with a variety of events.
Junior Zachary Swenson, a BFA student, builds sand molds on Monday night for the 47th annual Iron Pour at the Foundry, located in the Regis Center for Art. At the event, molten iron will be poured into these molds to created cast iron sculptures.

Baptism by fire and disco

by Danylo Loutchko
Published April 14, 2016
The art dept. is hosting its 47th annual iron pour, titled “Iron Disco,” this Friday at Regis.
Pieces of art by Charles Nestor sit awaiting set up in the Larson Art Gallery in the St. Paul Student Center on Tuesday. Nestor, along with fellow artist Cassandra Buck, use found objects to create new pieces of art. Their exhibit, "Lost & Found", will be on display beginning March 25.

Lost and profound

by Jared Hemming
Published March 24, 2016
Visual artists Cassandra Buck and Charlie Nestor take everyday objects and turn them into art.
Minneapolis photographer Wing Young Huie poses in his studio at the Third Place Gallery on Tuesday afternoon. Huie is leading a free workshop at the Weisman Art Museum on Friday titled, "WE ARE THE OTHER," which seeks to engage the campus community through photography.

Bursting your own bubble

by Jared Hemming
Published March 3, 2016
Local photog Wing Young Huie examines identity, authenticity and culture with his workshop.
Co-curator Jenny Schmid looks over the space at the "Free Radicals: Remixing History Through the Power of Print" in the Katherine E. Nash Gallery on Tuesday. A live exhibition led by Piotr Szyhalski will feature printing on a large roll of material.

Remixing history

by Jared Hemming
Published February 25, 2016
University art professor Jenny Schmid curated “Free Radicals,” a new historical print exhibit at the Regis Center for Art.
A piece by Vanessa German advocating for protecting children endangered by their circumstances sits at the "State of the Art: Discovering American Art Now" exhibit in the Minneapolis Institute of Art Wednesday. The exhibit, which is described a snapshot of contemporary America, opens Thursday Feb 18 and will feature live artist activations and live music.

Cutting-edge American art

by Danylo Loutchko
Published February 18, 2016
The MIA’s “State of the Art” exhibition features under-the-radar artists of today.

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