Email Author Camille LeFevre

2013 Stories by Camille LeFevre

• Marc Bamuthi Joseph/The Living Word Project: Word Becomes Flesh

  published April 17, 2013

  Several years ago, the multifaceted California artist Marc Bamuthi Joseph was in residency at the Walker Art Center, asking the question: "What... More >>

• Human Pyramid

  published April 9, 2013

  Rumor has it that this group exhibition of eight artists currently completing their MFAs at the U of M includes a 1976 AMC Pacer in which fungi... More >>

• Khmer Arts Ensemble: A Bend in the River

  published April 2, 2013

  This April and May is the Season of Cambodia in New York City. Among the rich offerings of music, art, and film is the dance/theater group Khmer... More >>

• Visceral Dysentery: Deep Retardant Cuts Craft Dogma

  published April 2, 2013

  Say what? Verbal mashup meets visceral collage in "Visceral Dysentery: Deep Retardant Cuts Craft Dogma," an exhibition that showcases work by HAZE... More >>

• Andrew Wykes: Land & Sea

  published March 13, 2013

  Has British-born Andrew Wykes taken a cue from Minnesota winters? A season during which layers of slush, muck, snow, chipped ice, de-icer, and... More >>

• Insights Design Lecture Series

  published February 27, 2013

  This week the Walker's annual lecture series returns, bringing designers from around the world to the graphic-savvy Twin Cities for infusions of... More >>

• Joffrey Ballet

  published February 20, 2013

  Back in 1987, after Millicent Hodson finished her reconstruction of Vaslav Nijinsky's formidable and controversial "Le Sacre du Printemps"... More >>

• Liquid Music

  published February 20, 2013

  Before the Liquid Music performances by Sarah Kirkland Snider, Shara Worden, and yMusic this week, Minneapolis art and design group RO/LU will... More >>

• Ballet of the Dolls: Venus and Adonis

  published February 13, 2013

  "Venus and Adonis is my first (maybe my last, who knows) venture into video, dance, and music," writes Myron Johnson on his blog, Myron's... More >>

• Stuart Pimsler Dance & Theater

  published February 13, 2013

  If you continue to wonder why this performance company, which includes some of the Twin Cities' most dynamic and accomplished dancers,... More >>

• Black and White

  published February 13, 2013

  Black History Month enjoys a real boost as two companion exhibitions bridging black and white, Minneapolis and St. Paul, are celebrated with... More >>

• Ta-coumba Aiken and Joseph Norman

  published February 13, 2013

  Black History Month enjoys a real boost as two companion exhibitions bridging black and white, Minneapolis and St. Paul, are celebrated with... More >>

• Matching Drapes

  published January 30, 2013

  The genesis of the Twin Cities' singular "downtown" dance scene can be traced back at least to Hijack. The duo — Kristin Van Loon and Arwen... More >>

• Bebe Miller Company: A History

  published January 30, 2013

  Bebe Miller is no stranger to the Twin Cities. Bebe Miller Company — formed in 1985 — toured extensively for decades, performing at... More >>

• Ballet Works Project

  published January 30, 2013

  Once a year, in the spirit of experimentation, the dancers of James Sewell Ballet lend their bodies and souls to selected dance artists usually... More >>

• Art in the Everyday

  published January 30, 2013

  Perhaps tearing a page from the Walker Art Center's playbook, where curators for the Dance Works series have been brilliantly exhibiting a... More >>

• Rural Design: A New Design Discipline

  published January 30, 2013

  Minneapolis architect Dewey Thorbeck built a much-lauded practice largely on designs for agricultural architecture and his leadership on... More >>

• Fluctuating Capacity

  published January 30, 2013

  The tectonic plates of the imagination collide in Joseph Rizzo's collages, as swaths of pattern and shape crest, crash, and overlap. Joseph... More >>

• ENOUGH/Fluctuating Capacity

  published January 30, 2013

  The tectonic plates of the imagination collide in Joseph Rizzo's collages, as swaths of pattern and shape crest, crash, and overlap. Joseph... More >>

• Our Treasures: Highlights from the Minnesota Museum of American Art

  published January 30, 2013

  The Minnesota Museum of American Art, formerly housed in multiple locations throughout St. Paul, has been homeless since 2009. The museum's... More >>

• Out There 25: (M)imosa/Twenty Looks or Paris is Burning at the Judson Church (M)

  published January 23, 2013

  The 1990 documentary Paris Is Burning brought New York City's 1980s drag scene — particularly the ball culture in which voguing... More >>

• The House We Built: Feminist Art Then and Now

  published January 23, 2013

  In a blast from the past, this group exhibition — in two locations on the U of M's West Bank — revisits the feminist art movement of... More >>

• She's Not There: The Myth of the Muse

  published January 23, 2013

  Who is Marlene Tupy? According to Facebook, she lives in St. Paul, likes potato chips, cherry licorice, and "lots of expensive gifts (Example... More >>

• Articulating the Infinite

  published January 9, 2013

  By deploying his triple-threat artistry — as a printmaker, paper maker, and book artist — Jeff Rathermel investigates the... More >>

• Hidden: Work by Zhang Meng

  published January 2, 2013

  Whether viewing a mountain in Mongolia via iPad video or examining the fine ink lines proscribing a murder of crows, a newcomer to Zhang Meng's... More >>