I attended this open house and came away shocked by Public Works lack of appropriate design response to the area. As a participant in the Logan Park Legacy Street planning effort in 2018, I expected a creative solution by the city that responded to a unique urban space.
Julia Klatt Singer, a preschool teacher, poet, and painter, is recovering from serious injuries following a pedestrian accident on November 10, 2024.
On Saturday evening November 17th the city of Minneapolis the Logan Park Industrial Project public engagement process took place in the Northrup King Building. Around 40 artists attended the meeting. Most of the questions were focused on nuts and bolts of access for their patrons during the big events Art A Whirl and Art Attack.
The ever-popular Northeast Calendar will be available for pickup at a location near you. It contains images created by 13 Northeast artists. The calendar also includes fun facts about the neighborhoods, information on the Northeast Minneapolis Arts District and spotlights on arts allies Silverwood Park and the Eastside Food Co-op.
As the cold season sets in, the Arts District presents ample opportunities to connect with and support local artists.
Artist Doug Argue can retrace his career by recalling the places where he made some of his largest paintings. But throughout, his hunt for big physical spaces ran parallel to a quest for the mental and creative space he needed to make his best work.
On Thursday October 24th 2024 Artspace groundbreaking ceremony took place for the affordable housing artist work live expansion at the Northrup King Building (NKB).
Jodi Reeb recently concluded her solo exhibition "Landscapes Exposed" at St. Mary's University in Winona. Reeb’s work, focusing on pollinator-friendly plants, are captured from "a bee's perspective" and printed on tissue paper before being embedded in beeswax. Her work aims...
The Northeast Minneapolis Arts District’s annual Speakeasy is scheduled from Friday evening November 8 through Sunday afternoon November 10 during Fall Open Studios. The event will be held in the lower level of the Casket Arts Building.
This November, dive into a kaleidoscope of creativity in Northeast Minneapolis! From Open Casket to Art Attack! and beyond, experience art that speaks to the heart of our community.
The city's plan says it needs to upgrade the infrastructure under the cobblestone streets to repair the main water pipes and other issues. The City says that the cobblestones can not be put back as the main road but can be considered for a parking area.
When textile artist/poet Tshab (pronounced “Cha”) Her was in conversation with the artistic director of Public Functionary Tricia Heuring, attendees were treated to an exploration of the artist’s evolution and the sometimes winding and circuitous paths she has tread towards an artistic practice of vibrant, non apologetic expression and healing.
