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This show opening at the Mpls. Photo Center showcases photographs taken from the female perspective.
March 2011
by Stephanie Xenos
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Not-So-Funny Pages, an MCAD show, features a new generation of comic artists who are striving for something much deeper than laughs.
April 2009
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Conceptual art has received more than its share of derision in the past forty years.
In The Quick and the Dead—an ambitious exhibition of ninety works
by fifty international artists—the Walker is attempting to reclaim some
respect for artists who choose to travel down the conceptual path.
March 19, 2009
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Tom Arndt's photographic "homage" to Minnesota tells stories about his beloved native soil.
March 2009
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You’ve heard of Dali, Renoir, and da Vinci, but the MIA’s latest exhibit features the work of artists to whom time has not been so kind.
Through Apr. 5. Minneapolis Institute of Arts
January 2009
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SLIDESHOW
Chris Mars made a name for himself as the drummer of the seminal 1980s band The
Replacements, but his true calling involves a different kind of brush.
December 10, 2008
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Photographer Orin Rutchick’s Mpls Photo Center focuses on local photography and aims to “support people through the trajectory of learning.”
December 2008
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MIA's major exhibition of Indian photography and video examines India’s
paradoxes in the age of globalization. Through Jan. 18.
November 2008
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SLIDESHOW
We get an inside peek at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts’s first foray into contemporary Indian art, INDIA: Public Places, Private Spaces. Oct. 19-Jan. 11.
October 15, 2008
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Tomas Saraceno’s latest project combines one of the most reviled byproducts of modernity with a reminder of the human proclivity to adapt.
October 2008
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A sneak peek at the work of two great Minneapolis artists, Fay Passow and Jody Williams.
October 1, 2008
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Get a sneak peek at the new gallery hosted by Altered Esthetics, which presents thought provoking artwork in response to global and socio-political topics.
July 22, 2008
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The boundlessness of American aspiration comes to life in Lee Friedlander’s photography.
July 2008
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Catch the
largest comprehensive retrospective ever of influential American photographer
Lee Friedlander's work. This exhibit, originally
organized by The Museum of Modern Art (MoMa) in New York, is
at the MIA.
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George Slade’s “jack-of-many-institutions” approach has placed him in the center of the local photography boom.
June 2008
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Sergei Prokudin-Gorskii’s photographs provide a rare glimpse into the past of a lost empire.
June 2008
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Where do you go to see TIE fighters, Wookies and Jedi masters? The Science Museum, of course!
June 2008
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In
the early 1900s, photographer Sergei Prokudin-Gorskii was hired by Tsar Nicholas
II to conduct an ambitious photographic survey of the Russian Empire. See his work at The Museum of Russian Art.
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Peter Schjeldahl, art critic for The New Yorker, talks about art, being an aesthete, and the MIA.
May 2008
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Fashioned, a new show at the Minnesota Center for Photography, isn't about fashion per se but how appearances speak to and clash with identity.
May 2008
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SLIDESHOW
Fashioned is an
exploration of the various ways in which identity and
persona are
“fashioned” through clothes, tattoos, and other personal effects.
The
exhibit—featuring the work of six photographers—runs May 3–July 13 at the
Minnesota Center for
Photography.
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