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Sculptor Donald Lipski pays homage to a century-old Minnesota women's choral group.
December 2007
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November 2007
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Known on the street as Poetry Man, Allen Christian’s work is a sculpture in which anyone may make a contribution.
October 2007
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Cajibracan
was created by Peter Morales, whose work is inspired by the monumental
Mesoamerican stone sculptures from Guatemala’s pre-Columbian era.
August 2007
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Mary Terese Peterson’s Place to Be offers a visual respite among the shops and
signs at 38th Street and Grand Avenue in south Minneapolis.
July 2007
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Michael Price's statue of F. Scott Fitzgerald stands in Rice Park in downtown St. Paul
June 2007
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On the corner of Nicollet Mall and S. 4th St., the
soft, oxidized steel wedge, by New York artist Beverly Pepper, rises thirty
feet above the ground, weighs 6,200 pounds, and can withstand winds of up to 100
miles per hour.
May 2007
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Artist
Amy Cordova describes River Song Windows, a series of fourteen step-blasted
glass etchings inspired by the Mississippi River.
April 2007
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Back
in the seventies, Lloyd Koesling and his North St. Paul neighbors gathered
together twenty tons of steel, sand, and stucco to build this mammoth
forty-four-foot snowman.
February 2007
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On the ceiling in Terrence Murphy Hall on the
University of St. Thomas’s Minneapolis campus, seven frescoes illustrate
the seven virtues.
January 2007
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Blair
Arcade, at the crossroads of Selby and Western Avenues in St. Paul, is now the
home of Common Good Books.
December 2006
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Four Stories, by New York artist Ben Rubin, illuminates the backside of the
elevators in Cesar Pelli’s downtown Minneapolis Public Library with random text
drawn from a bibliographic collections database.
November 2006
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