Minneapolis Institute of Arts

Artists of the Year 2011

Alan Moore, Louis C.K., Bethany Larson, and more

Gather by D'Amico opens in the Walker

Featured local chefs rotate through the kitchen

20.21 closing, D'Amico confirmed for Walker Art Center food service

D'Amico ousts Wolfgang Puck from the Walker. ​"It's true," says Richard D'Amico, when asked about Heavy Table's anonymous report that his restaurant group would be ousting 20.21 from its prime digs at the Walker Art Center. D'Amico says he was recently approached by a Walker consultant, alon ... More >>

Alec Soth, Kevin Kramp, Robyn, and more: Artists of the year

Influential artists of 2010

Heartland launches ambitous complex in Lowertown

St. Paul's most lauded restaurant thinks big

Sin and Salvation

The Prints of Sean Scully

Alec Soth stays sane by staying put

Freeze Frame: the arresting images of Minneapolis photographer and New York art star Alec Soth

Artists of the Year

We identify the most interesting, influential and inimitable artists of 2007.

Artists of the Year

Jim Denomie

Artists of the Year

I'd Stay Away from That There Shotgun Shack

Artist Chris Larson and his deeply weird cabin

Nonlinear Drama

Bain Boehlke's meander from teenage barn-theater impresario to middle-aged drifter to Jungle Theater visionary

Artists of the Year

12 Rods, Jon Stewart, Howard Stern, Quentin Tarantino, Garrison Keillor, MF Doom, Lawrence Lessig, Randi Rhodes...

Exodus

As a Child, Cy Thao Crossed the Mekong from Laos to a New World. Now His Paintings Are Taking the Hmong People Home.

The Seventh Dimension

Mai Village boasts the best part of Vietnam's food, art, and architecture, and its long meals with family

Class Action

With 'Justice,' a pair of Twin Cities civil rights lawyers raise the bar for African American filmmaking

Artists of the Year

Once Upon a Time in America

Vince Leo Turns three generations of his Italian family into a national photo album

Baby Please Don't Go

Former Minnesotans Say the Twin Cities Cultural Scene Is Insular. Insecure. Unprofitable. Out of Touch. What Does It Mean to Live in an Artists' Paradise If Everyone Wants to Leave?

Chain Fools

What you can do to revitalize downtown Minneapolis

En Gaard

Cartoonist and portraitist Frank Gaard has faced off against the anti-defamation league, art-school administration, and his landlord and remains a defiantly good artist

Mama Don't Preach

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

Hail Mary

More public art for the Red Bull and Doritos set

Barnyard School

More than a thousand artists each year compete to find the art of the blue ribbon at the State Fair

The Best of the Twin Cities: The Winners

Artists of the Year

Framed, penned, screened, danced, sung, shot, delivered: City Pages lauds the artistic creations of 1999

Wild at Heart

Artist Frank Sander heads far outdoors

The Big Picture

Painting for museums and parking ramps alike, artist Ta-coumba Aiken treats the city as his canvas

Tate-à-Tête

As the Minnesota Orchestra kicks off its annual Viennese Sommerfest concert series this month, Jeffrey Tate takes up the baton. But both dischord and harmony have passed over the celebrated conductor's road to the podium. Last fall, Tate talked with Q