Mark Mothersbaugh

Devo at the Minnesota Zoo, 7/3/10

Photos by Steve Cohen​"I thought that Devo had played everywhere," Mark Mothersbaugh squeaked in a high-pitch voice toward the end of their encore, whilst dressed as his pudgy, pasty choir robe-wearing alter ego Booji Boy. "But this is the first time Devo has ever played at a zoooooo!"Devo seemed ... More >>

Taste of Minnesota, Devo, Santana

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Devo

This week's Critics' Picks

Devo feeds your need for cats... and DEVO

All your cutes are belong to us​Since signing a 360 deal with Warner Bros. last September, Devo has been sort of everywhere; playing shows, giving interviews, planning trips to animation spaceland in defense of mutants, and changing the color of their uniform's centerpiece, the energy dome (Mark M ... More >>

Video and graffiti art Cinco de Mayo: Freeloader Friday

​(Pictured: A still from Dust La Rock's work in "Scion Installation 6: Video")  This week we've got a video installation show at Pink Hobo, Mill City Farmers' Market, and Cinco de Mayo on Cesar Chavez Street.

Scion Installation 6: Video

​(Pictured: A still from Dust La Rock's work in "Scion Installation 6: Video")  This week we've got a video installation show at Pink Hobo, Mill City Farmers' Market, and Cinco de Mayo on Cesar Chavez Street.

Scion Installation 6: Video Tour coming to Pink Hobo Gallery

Scion's annual traveling art exhibition hits Minneapolis

Scion Installation 6: Video, a sneak peek

​(Pictured: Video from Monihan Monihan)Pink Hobo Geek Art Gallery (507 E Hennepin Ave.) in northeast Minneapolis recently announced its final show in their gallery space before it closes and reopens again with ROBOTlove as their new neighbor and friend. "Installation 6" will feature video work b ... More >>

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Wild Men Blues

The tortured artist abuses his privilege in Sound Unseen's painful docs

The Evolution Will Be Televised

Man becomes a diapered monkey. College art rock becomes an MTV sensation. And Chuck Statler becomes the rock video director who started it all.