Arts
Black Scholars, Trans Ancestors, and Video Games: âI Promise to Burn Foreverâ Challenges Visitors to Remember
Public Functionary's latest is a spirited exhibition that implicates, but doesn't alienate, its visitors.
âOnly Ugly Guysâ Is More Beautiful Than Youâd Expect
A provocative new play asserts a bold and innovative presence in Twin Cities theater.
Fork Over A Few Quarters and Take Home a Mini Masterpiece From These Art Vending Machines
Accessible, affordable, nostalgic, and fun, mini art vending machines are taking over the Twin Cities.
See Some of the Fairâs Best Crop Art Inside MNâs Biggest Museum
'Cream of the Crop: A Minnesota Folk Art Showcase' comes to Mia later this week.
18 Hours at the Minnesota Fringe Festival
What I saw, what I would see again, and what I wish I hadnât.
The Stashery: A âRare Third Spaceâ Bursting with Fiber-Arts Bargains
How Textile Center's long-running garage sale evolved into this year-round secondhand store.
Meet the Deltiologists: MNâs Postcard-Collecting Community Donât Need No Stinkinâ Instagram
Postcard nostalgics will gather this weekend to celebrate the (mostly) lost art.
Minnesotaâs Mighty Maker Spaces
Need a cement mixer? A 3D printer? A pottery wheel? A laser cutting station? Yeah, these places have got you covered.
From Tokyo to Mickeyâs Diner, Deborah Jiang-Steinâs âLucky Tomorrowâ Is a Book of Belonging and Becoming
'I feel a little bit landlocked here,' Jiang-Stein says. Her stories are anything but.
Raising the Sausage Curtain: How Art-A-Whirl Helped Turn NE Minneapolis Into an Arts District
Thirty years ago, most people in Minneapolis thought Northeast was too sleepy or dangerous to visit. A scrappy open-studio tour with some unlikely political support changed that.
