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Hello Again
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Mar 2012
Our jazz columnist just moved back to Minneapolis from New York City. He tips his hat to a few of the fine musicians he played with there and thinks on what it’s like to come home again, when it’s not quite the home he’d choose.
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Roots of Change
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Mar 2012
Marc Bamuthi Joseph’s red, black, and GREEN: a blues is so far-reaching, it should sink under the weight of its ambitious message - and yet it doesn’t. Why? “It’s hard to beat engaged honesty.”
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Poems Born of Music
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Mar 2012
Poet Connie Wanek reviews the latest collection of poems by Todd Boss, likening the felicity of his language, lyricism and narrative richness to likes of e.e. cummings, Kay Ryan, and Robert Frost.
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A HUGE Stage for Improv
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Mar 2012
Writer and performer Britt Aamodt profiles the artists behind HUGE Theater, the Twin Cities only mainstage for long-form improv and now beginning its second year of acclaimed performances by the area’s best players in the form.
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Clothes that Made the Man
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Mar 2012
Theater people know well the power of costume to create and communicate character. None more so, perhaps, than Jack Edwards, who dressed the Guthrie Theater’s actors for nearly 20 years.
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Art You Don’t See
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Mar 2012
One evening, I got into my friend Dave’s car. He pulled forward a few feet on University Avenue, where I lived at the time (near 22nd Street), and told me to “grab that ‘E’.” I was confused.
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The Family Business: Part 2
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Mar 2012
Part two of our “Family Business” series features an email exchange, moderated by artist Carrie Thompson, between a group of acclaimed photographers, all of whom are also mothers with children.
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The Family Business: A Conversation on Art, Work, and Motherhood
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Mar 2012
We’re launching a monthly series of personal essays, interviews and exchanges with and by local artists — “The Family Business.”
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A Light Box for Dance
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Feb 2012
Late last summer I wrote about 2B, the studio in the Hennepin Center for the Arts where I take ballet class. At the time that I wrote this, 2B had looked and felt this way for ten years or more.
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