Howard Christopherson is busy inside his ICEBOX Gallery space preparing a show of fellow photographer Marc Norberg’s work. Christopherson is curating the exhibit with evident…
May 3 is the deadline for input via a Meet Minneapolis survey. Help shape a master plan to increase the appeal of our city as a destination.
ChatGPT opinions wanted, along with writers, interviewers and volunteers; and drop by the Arts District Welcome Center.
There was good energy in the room at the first potluck gathering of the “Friends of the Arts District Welcome Center.” With over a dozen people around the table, the discussion felt like a preview of the kind of roundtable magic the project is all about.
In Making Climate Change Visible, Carolyn Halliday accomplished her goal with loosely knitted wire and installation space telling the stories behind the pieces to visitors as she readied the explanatory tags for the show at Kolman and Reeb Gallery, #395 Northrup King Building.
Whether this is asked in jest, critique or true curiosity, “what does the Arts District do?” is a question that bears answering. Regular readers of this monthly e-newsletter know that the Northeast Minneapolis Arts District is more than a place on a map.
In the blocks north of Broadway, Quincy Street’s occupants like how its bumpy patchwork of asphalt and puddle-gathering ancient pavement depressions makes drivers slow down. And they like the original pavers’ look.
Northeast Minneapolis Arts District welcomed two new board members in the last two months, Andrew MacGuffie and Sarah Bogenreif. And, with the March 13 annual meeting, we thanked Sue Sjoselius
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The Northeast Minneapolis Arts District is embarking on a bold new project to delve into the history of the visual arts in Minneapolis. But far…
The 2024 USA Today poll results for the Best Arts District are in, and Northeast Minneapolis Arts District ranked #3. Although we couldn't maintain our…
Katherine Boyce has amplified environmentalist work by writing in these forums about artists exploring climate change and water. A painter herself, she earned a different kind of notice in February’s Plastic-Free Challenge, posting frequently about her discoveries. Ranking 7th among 1757 individuals who pledged a variety of actions to reduce single-use plastic, she also helped her Art to Change the World (ACW) Climate Team come in 10th place.
To the clanging of church bells with bicyclists riding by, tile artist Josh Blanc and Layl McDill (behind the camera) documented their recent Paris tile…