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2012 Stories by Camille LeFevre

• Into the Black

  published July 11, 2012

  Toby Sisson left St. Paul three years ago to teach at Clark University in Worcester, Massachusetts. She returns this weekend with a new show of 21... More >>

• 2011/12 McKnight Visual Artists Fellowship Exhibition

  published July 11, 2012

  Debates about relational aesthetics will certainly follow the opening of this exhibition. The installations, performances, and process-related... More >>

• The Architecture Show

  published July 4, 2012

  The premise of "The Architecture Show" is just as it sounds: Work by artists who take their inspiration from buildings — whether design,... More >>

• Tenuous, Though Real: Minnesota Artists in the Collection

  published June 27, 2012

  Now that the Weisman Art Museum has settled nicely into its Frank Gehry-designed expansion, the gem of architecture and art is resuming its summer... More >>

• The Portrait/Cig Harvey/Transitions

  published June 20, 2012

  This Friday, the Mpls Photo Center ushers in the summer solstice with three new shows in its galleries. "Cig Harvey: You Look at Me Like an... More >>

• The Portrait/Cig Harvey/Transitions

  published June 20, 2012

  This Friday, the Mpls Photo Center ushers in the summer solstice with three new shows in its galleries. "Cig Harvey: You Look at Me Like an... More >>

• The Portrait/Cig Harvey/Transitions

  published June 20, 2012

  This Friday, the Mpls Photo Center ushers in the summer solstice with three new shows in its galleries. "Cig Harvey: You Look at Me Like an... More >>

• SuperGroup: The Tent Has Been Pulled Down

  published June 6, 2012

  Since the three members of SuperGroup — Sam Johnson, Erin Search-Wells, and Jeffrey Wells — returned to their native Minneapolis from... More >>

• Landscape of the Mind

  published June 6, 2012

  In "Landscape of the Mind" at the Katherine E. Nash Gallery, mindscapes — those images and fields of inquiry, whether preternatural or... More >>

• Sea Change: New Paintings by Samantha French

  published May 30, 2012

  Two exhibitions opening at Soo Visual Arts Center on Saturday plunge onlookers into watery habitats compromised by structure and/or sentiment. In... More >>

• Habitat: Work by Areca Roe/Sea Change

  published May 30, 2012

  Two exhibitions opening at Soo Visual Arts Center on Saturday plunge onlookers into watery habitats compromised by structure and/or sentiment. In... More >>

• Minouk Lim

  published May 30, 2012

  Korean artist Minouk Lim's first U.S. exhibition features three immersive, multidisciplinary environments integrating documentary video that... More >>

• Black Water

  published May 23, 2012

  You never know where Skewed Visions will show up. The haunting, disturbing "Strange Love" (2007) took place in a former coffin factory. "He Woke... More >>

• Michael Crouser: Mid-Career Retrospective

  published May 16, 2012

  Minneapolis native Michael Crouser creates photographs of evocative light and shadow, rich with tension and tranquility. Whether capturing the... More >>

• David Zambrano: Soul Project

  published May 9, 2012

  Tired of assigned seating for concert dance? Want the freedom to move around at will, whether for a better view or just to try out a move?... More >>

• Spring Open Studios

  published May 2, 2012

  Traffic Zone's annual Spring Open Studios event is, by now, a seasonal rite of passage. A who's who of arts patrons, aficionados, artists, and... More >>

• Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater: Revelations

  published April 25, 2012

  Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater is far more artistically diverse than its signature piece, "Revelations," might indicate. Yes, the American... More >>

• SCUBA

  published April 18, 2012

  This weekend, Laurie Van Wieren continues to expand her curatorial expertise, much to the benefit of the Twin Cities dance and performance art... More >>

• Ishoyet; Isopleth/Seven Billion

  published April 18, 2012

  The new work of Minneapolis artists Katelyn Farstad and David Frohlich moves through space and time, even when it's static. That's the nature of... More >>

• Ballet Preljocaj: Snow White

  published April 11, 2012

  The much-anticipated Minnesota debut of Ballet Preljocaj, a 25-member dance company from Aix-en-Provence, is upon us. Break out your Grimm... More >>

• Flashing Red: New Works by Tara Costello and Shawn McNulty

  published April 4, 2012

  Shawn McNulty paints — with palette knives — large color fields in which layered abstractions emerge from beneath thick washes of... More >>

• Drawing into Painting

  published April 4, 2012

  Painter Dale Johnson has been teaching at Bethel University for 40 years while developing an oeuvre of figurative, landscape, and abstract... More >>

• B-Boy J-Sun Presents: Hip Hop?

  published March 28, 2012

  What's in a hip-hop move? Since Philadelphia choreographer Rennie Harris began re-staging this urban street dance for the concert stage,... More >>

• Houston Ballet

  published March 21, 2012

  Balletomanes, take heart. At long last, a work by golden boy Christopher Wheeldon—speculation continues as to whether or not he is George... More >>

• Marc Bamuthi Joseph/The Living Word Project: red, black & GREEN: a blues

  published March 14, 2012

  Last year, the multifaceted California-based artist Marc Bamuthi Joseph was in residency at the Walker Art Center. During that time, he posed the... More >>