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Sonja Parks in “Seedfolks” at Children’s Theatre Company.

How Twin Cities theaters are connecting with audiences online

Check out these digital productions and interactive experiences.

Bringing Minnesota art to Chicago art lovers is this woman's mission

January 8
“Behold the Land Before Me” by Jovan Speller.
Through a prominent gallery, Jennifer Armetta stays in touch with her Minneapolis roots.

A force behind Minnesota's Legacy Fund, arts advocate Sheila Smith retires after a quarter-century

December 29, 2020
Sheila Smith
Sheila Smith championed state funding for cultural programs.
Variety
February 9
The QAnon movement has found a surprising foothold in the yoga and alternative-medicine community.Illustration by Mike Rice * Star Tribune

How QAnon conspiracy theories found their way into the Twin Cities yoga world

QAnon's conspiracy theories have taken root among yogis and other adherents of natural medicine.
Variety
February 8

Stage manager Susan Magnuson called shows at Chanhassen Dinner Theatres for 45 years

Production stage managers sometimes are likened to air traffic controllers because they sit at the nerve centers of shows, working discreetly to make sure all…
Variety
February 4
Katie Bradley stars in “Today Is My Birthday” from her home. Rich Ryan

Comedy from Theater Mu is a live production like none you've ever seen

Quirky comedy is a bit like live TV, a bit like theater.
Variety
February 4
“Chim Lac (Lost Bird)” is a new mini-opera.OANH VU/CHARLIE McCARRON

Minnesota creatives respond to a big idea: Let's make opera small

"What does it have to do with me?" That question has probably kept many people of color away from opera.It's understandable, given that the subject…
Variety
February 3
Part of the new exhibit “Papier” at the American Swedish Institute. Photo by Jon Dahlin

American Swedish Institute reopens Saturday with exhibition of funky paper artworks

The exhibition "Papier" showcases haute couture-style sculptural paper fashion artworks.
Local
February 2

Amelia Brown, Minneapolis arts activist who saw artists as emergency responders, died at 41

After the killing of George Floyd, Amelia Brown started a petition to declare racism a public health emergency. She also seeded art.In just six days,…
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February 1
A three-sided monolith in a wooded area on the western shore of Cedar Lake.

Mysterious monolith appears near Cedar Lake

The silver Minneapolis monolith resembles a structure that was found in a remote desert in Utah in November.
Variety
February 1
Actor Regina Marie Williams spent the past several months taking photographs of events “Twelve Blocks From Where I Live” at 38th St. and Chicago A

Latté Da opens virtual cabaret series with piece inspired by George Floyd Square

REVIEW: Inspired by the city's unrest, Regina Marie Williams kicks off a cabaret series.
Variety
January 29
Sheila Dickinson curated the 2017 exhibition “Andy Warhol: MN Goes Pop” for the Rochester Art Center.   Photo by Kalianne Morrison

Facing a budget crunch, Rochester Art Center lays off its artistic director

"We're not the Walker Art Center," says its new executive director, who aims to diversify programming.
Variety
January 28
JEFF WHEELER • Jeff.Wheeler@startribune.com  Closed since May, the Guthrie Theater didn’t expect to mount a show until March.

Guthrie reports pandemic-related record loss of nearly $3 million

The setback doesn't bode well for the Twin Cities' other arts institutions.
Variety
January 28
Artist Marlena Myles with her print “Massacre at Refuge Rock.”

Dakota artist Marlena Myles brings Native culture into the future

Through art and children's books, Marlena Myles illuminates old stories for generations to come.
Variety
January 28
Annie and the Bang Bang have released their third album, “Loveland.” Provided

Live and virtual entertainment picks: Annie & the Bang Bang, Karrin Allyson, Josh Fox, Trampled by Turtles

Annie and the Bang BangFriday: A singer with a theatrical background deserves exactly that to promote her newest rock album. So it's extra-fortunate that Annie…
Variety
January 22
Gary Fink, founder of Louvre It or Leave It , in the museum’s  Jewish Holocaust exhibit.  Photo by David Joles, Star Tribune

A longtime Minneapolis landmark, Louvre It museum abandons downtown for Eden Prairie

The quirky four-gallery storefront was damaged during rioting last August.
Variety
January 22
Jessica Bergman Tank used a grinder to finish a community-created cast bronze piece at Chicago Avenue Fire Arts Center in Minneapolis.

Steps from George Floyd Square, this arts center was forged in community

Chicago Avenue Fire Arts Center may be the least visible big arts organization in Minneapolis.
Variety
January 21
Len Schmid checked out cave man Zug Zug at Theodore Wirth Park in Minneapolis.

A caveman encased in ice? The story behind this viral Mpls. park sculpture

Plus, the hunt is on for his companion Zarah, the "mother huntress" icewoman hidden somewhere in Minnesota.
Variety
January 20
“Red Exit” by Andrea Carlson.

Minnesota artist Andrea Carlson pops up on New York billboard

Whitney Museum is placing a work by the famed Ojibwe artist outside the museum, along the High Line.
Variety
January 18
Minnesota History Center launches 'Black Voices' initiative with discussions this week

Minnesota History Center launches 'Black Voices' initiative with discussions this week

Starting at 4:30 p.m. Monday, "Black History, Black Voices" highlights contributions by Black Americans.
Variety
January 14
“Cayambe” by Betsy Ruth Byers. Kolman & Pryor Gallery

5 gallery shows to brighten January for Twin Cities art lovers

The Minneapolis Institute of Art and Walker Art Center won't reopen until Jan. 28, but galleries are already welcoming art lovers back. Here are…
Variety
January 14
Meghan Kreidler of Kiss the Tiger, which will take part in MNSpin Virtual Fest.

Live and vitual entertainment picks: Fleetwood Mac tribute, Westside, Jawaahir dance, MNspin fest

Rumours and Dreams: The Music of Fleetwood MacFriday-Saturday: It's Stevie and Lindsey and Christine. OK, it's really Pamela McNeill, Jeff Engholm and Mary Jane Alm…
Variety
January 13
The Museum of Russian Art is reopening Monday with an exhibit of Soviet-era paintings from the collection of the late Ukrainian-American lawyer Jurii

Twin Cities museums begin welcoming back visitors for second time

Six museums are reopening this week, starting Monday.