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• The essence of dirt through art

   

  The basis for the exhibition “Dirt.”

  An intriguing group show with an interesting combination of artists will open up for tomorrow’s Second Saturday in a temporary space in the Design District, called “Dirt Yuta Suelo Udongo Te.” It’s curated by Onajide Shabaka, who has been working with a variety of [...]

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• Live Coal Gallery opens in Woodbridge

  Detail from “mammatus” by Maria Soledad Jofre.

  Surely I was not alone in my dismay regarding the news that Detroit’s Emergency Financial Manager was appraising the DIA’s priceless art collection, the suggestion being that it might be considered a source of revenue to balance the city’s debt. However, among the thoughts [...]

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• A first look at the The Ordway’s summer dance series

  By Dayna Martinez, The Ordway

  We’re finally experiencing some warmer weather in Minnesota and, for us here at the Ordway, warm weather means our Summer Dance series is almost here!  Summer Dance is a free, weekly social dance event, starting next Thursday, June 13, 2013 in downtown Saint Paul.  Each [...]

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• Charles Searles: In Motion at the Tyler School of Art enters final week

  By Susanna Gold, Tyler School of Art at Temple University

  Photo by Sam Fritch

  Charles Searles: In Motion,  the graduate student-curated exhibition at the Tyler School of Art, Temple University, is still going strong, and as been receiving lots of attention lately with recent reviews in the Philadelphia Inquirer,  theartblog, [...]

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• Deaf Poets, Summer Shorts & Anthony Mordechai Tzvi Russell

  What I love (and hate) about Miami’s performing arts scene is that there are so many fantastic events going on at the same time. Since tele-porting doesn’t exist yet, one must plan accordingly to maximize impact. This weekend, like most, offers a plethora of on-going events worthy of consideration.

  Deaf [...]

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• Daniel Buechele man and nature photographs at the Square through the weekend

  Photographer Daniel Buechele has had some one-man shows in some uncharacteristic spots – trendy organic restaurant, cool coffee shops and now at a mainstay watering hole, the busy and popular Square Bar, in the Highland Square area of Akron.

  The venue works, for as Hemingway might say it, it’s a clean [...]

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• Cherry Spoon Collective generates Energy in St. Paul

  By Taylor Bakken, Cherry Spoon Collective

  On one of the first warm, sunny days of spring the Cherry Spoon Collective gathered in the Ecolab plaza of downtown St. Paul. It was the crux of the project as plans went, but not the end by any means. Having been thwarted by [...]

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• Ruminations from inside and outside a dance

  By Penelope Freeh, American Composers Forum

  In March I re-set Slippery Fish, my work in collaboration with composer Jocelyn Hagen, on two new dancers. We are touring the piece to the new Links Hall at Constellation in Chicago June 7-9. A magical week opened up so I grabbed [...]

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• In the UD@Crane Gallery, “Everybody Wins”

  The University of Delaware gallery at the Crane Arts Building (UD@Crane) is in the midst of a show in which “Everybody Wins,” specifically because that is the name of the exhibit. Work on display ranges in mediums and messages, but cumulatively [...]

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• Springboard for the Arts aims to bring artists’ sketches of Lowertown to a drink coaster near you

  Sketch by Chris Park, a selected artist in the 2011 iteration of the “Lowertown Sketchbook.” Photo courtesy of Springboard for the Arts

  Here’s an intriguing opportunity for St. Paul artists: Springboard for the Arts (a Knight Arts grantee) just announced a call for submissions of illustrations for “Lowertown [...]

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