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2001 Stories by Michael Fallon

• High-Fiber Diet

  published November 28, 2001

  Ingrid Aubol sews handmade papers into the fabric of her life. More >>

• En Gaard

  published October 31, 2001

  Cartoonist and portraitist Frank Gaard has faced off against the anti-defamation league, art-school administration, and his landlord and remains a... More >>

• Earth, Wind, & Fire

  published October 17, 2001

  Working outside in the looniest morning hours, sculptor Kate Christopher invokes the elements. More >>

• Mama Don't Preach

  published August 22, 2001

  Melissa Stang's installation art makes a sly statement about latter-day womanhood. More >>

• Wormley's Black Period

  published August 15, 2001

  In the Eighties he was a rising art star on the downtown gallery scene. In the Nineties he was a stalwart of independent exhibition. Today Bill... More >>

• The Canvasser

  published July 18, 2001

  Community activist Cy Thao plans to tell the story of the Hmong people in a series of 50 paintings--and may one day speak for them in elected office. More >>

• Animal Husbandry

  published June 20, 2001

  Local painter and sculptor Rob McBroom brings a feral sense of resourcefulness to Zoo. More >>

• Room With a View

  published May 30, 2001

  New shows at Intermedia Arts and Weisman contend that everyone is an installation artist. More >>

• The Road Warrior

  published May 23, 2001

  Ken Avidor paints an ugly picture of car culture from the middle of the road. More >>

• The Sauna School

  published April 25, 2001

  The high-spirited ArTrujillo Studio Gallery springs up from a once-seedy cellar on Lake Street. More >>

• Cold Comfort

  published March 28, 2001

  Two abstract Minnesota painters explore the spiritual shades of an everlasting winter. More >>

• Book of Days

  published March 14, 2001

  From a remote spread in a small river town, Gaylord Schanilec has gained an international reputation as a master of centuries-old engraving and... More >>

• Prefablandscapelite

  published February 21, 2001

  Two new local galleries examine the art of the artificial. More >>