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Art

All’s fair in art and cotton

by Robb Larson
Published December 4, 2014
Cotton weaves the artistic expressions of seven different artists together in The Artaversaries’ second annual exhibit, “The Common Thread.”
Artist Eric Inkala works on one of his paintings in preparation for his gallery show at Public Functionary on Saturday, November 22.

Chaos and control

by Robb Larson
Published November 20, 2014
New York-based painter and Minneapolis native Eric Inkala exhibits new work at Public Functionary for his first time showing work in the Twin Cities in five years.

Creating between the lines

by Robb Larson
Published November 6, 2014
Minnesota flutist and composer Julie Johnson brings Minnesota literary and visual artists and New York director together in “This Middle Place.”
Curatorial assistant Teréz Iacovino, curator Rebecca Krinkee and installation coordinator Will Lakey mount an art piece for the "lhinking making living" exhibit on Friday.

Nash Gallery gets social

by Hannah Germaine
Published September 2, 2014
"thinking making living" at the Nash Gallery brings social practice art into a gallery space.
Local artist Perci Chester describes the installation of her latest gallery of sculptures and prints at the Traffic Zone for Visual Art on Monday.

Playing with gravity

by Joe Kellen
Published August 6, 2014
Perci Chester’s sculptures create all kinds of shapes, but what’s more interesting is the space between them.
Local photographer Eric William Carroll poses with pieces of his new exhibit, "G.U.T Feeling, Vol. 2," which will open at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts on July 17.

Right in the G.U.T.

by Joe Kellen
Published July 16, 2014
Photographer Eric William Carroll aims to find the “beauty and humor” in scientific theory in his latest exhibit, “G.U.T. Feeling, Vol. 2.”
Minneapolis sculptor Rebecca Krinke and painter Duane Ditty carry a painting while installing their new exhibit "Incident" at the Rosalux Gallery on Monday.

Figuring out fallout

by Joe Kellen
Published July 2, 2014
Rosalux Gallery’s most recent exhibit, “Incident,” features artists Rebecca Krinke and Duane Ditty’s exploration of occurrence and coincidence.
Hui Niu Wilcox of the Ananya Dance Theatre rehearses a piece titled ìBlue Dream Journeysî with other dancers from the troupe on Sunday outside Barbara Barker Center for Dance. The group will perform the piece with the public during Northern Spark, a city-wide all-night art festival.

Dancing in the dark

by Grant Tillery
Published June 11, 2014
You can’t start a fire without a (Northern) Spark
Minneapolis-based painter and graphic designer Michael Cina works on artwork for his collaborative exhibit "She Who Saw The Deep" at Public Functionary on May 29. Cina has been collaborating with New York-based photographer John Klukas for the past year and their artwork will premiere at Public Functionary on June 7.

Looking deeper across time zones

by Joe Kellen
Published June 4, 2014
Collaborating from different time zones, John Klukas and Michael Cina devised an oppositional look at the chaos of living.
Minnesota artist Amy Toscani arranges her sculptures at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts on Tuesday in preparation for Thursday's opening of the exhibition.

“Lord build me a sculpture”

Published April 17, 2014
Local artists Chad Rutter and Amy Toscani open up about their new exhibits at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts
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