Art

Collaboration exploration

by Michael Garberich
Published October 5, 2006

The student art exhibit Artsmosis combines media for messages

The sense in all the nonsense

by Matt Graham
Published September 14, 2006

Fritz Hirschberger's paintings document the horrors of the Holocaust

Warfare in the suburbs

by Sara Nicole Miller
Published August 9, 2006

"Ordinary Culture" at the Walker Art Center explores all aspects of the everyday

Invasion of the body snatcher

by Matt Graham
Published May 24, 2006

Gunther von Hagens' 'Body Worlds' exhibit reveals our inner workings with dead bodies

Conquering kitsch, surviving local plunders

by Erin Adler
Published May 4, 2006

The El Dorado Conquistador Museum captures pseudo-artifacts's fun

Women’s lives cut from colorful cloth

by Katie Wilber
Published May 4, 2006

St. Paul's 'In the Cloth' exhibit showcases the fiber art of immigrant women

Sewing together a community of artists

by Katie Wilber
Published April 13, 2006

It was only a few hours before the exhibit's opening reception. But one of the show's two featured artists was still hard at work - buying wine. So it is at the Rosalux Gallery. Here, artists worry about...

Inside their art, inside their heads

by Katie Wilber
Published April 13, 2006

MFA students find inspiration in taxidermy, sidewalk cracks, life

This art show will inspire confessions

by Emily Garber
Published March 30, 2006

'The Art of Sin' continues a history of artists' - and audiences' - preoccupation with naughtiness

A local tour around the world of art

by Erin Adler
Published March 23, 2006

Four nearby institutions bring "worldly" art to our own backyard - well, almost.