Tara Costello’s richly painted panels have a sensibility of recollection — a feeling that you, the viewer, may have seen them somewhere before. You probably have seen her work before if you live in the Twin Cities; a seasoned member of Minneapolis longest-running collective, Rosalux, Tara has exhibited there since 2003.  Or perhaps you’ve been […] Tara Costello’s richly painted panels have a…

Last week’s performance of DIRTY BABY–the second and possibly last time the work will be performed–was so momentous, artist Ed Ruscha flew out from Los Angeles to be part of it. Dubbed a “synaesthetic fantasia” by its mastermind, poet David Breskin, the work combined 66 of Ruscha’s censor-strip paintings, music by a nine-member ensemble led […] Last week’s performance of DIRTY BABY–the second and…

Thanksgiving weekend marked the 40th anniversary of the Walker’s celebrated program Choreographers’ Evening. To mark this milestone, curators Aparna Ramaswamy and Patrick Scully put together an evening that spanned the decades. Choreographers remounted previous works and debuted new works that reflected on the past. Their vision brought together a diverse mix of various genres, music, […] Thanksgiving…

We use numbers in an attempt to measure precisely, to know exactly of how much of something we have.  It’s perhaps ironic, then, that we use numbers to measure time, as numerical values are at once infinite, in the universal sense, and extremely limited in the personal sphere, our clocks always running.  Either way, how […] We use numbers in an attempt to measure precisely, to know exactly of how much of…

Big thanks to all of our collaborating artists for making this Student Open house a spectacular event. We had over a thousand people in attendance making Fake IDs, mustachioed alter-egos, having conversation, dancing and touring Cindy Sherman. Teens participating in an activity with the ED ZED OMEGA Crew about the High School Identity. Artist Taylor Baldry and WACTAC teens hosted a…