• LATEST
  • TRENDING
Art

Around the Arts, March 20

The Bemidji Sculpture Walk has been awarded a Creative Support for Organizations grant by the Minnesota State Arts Board. (Pioneer file photo)
Art

Bemidji Sculpture Walk receives Minnesota State Arts Board grant

Art

Around the Arts, March 13

Hundreds of people browsed more than 75 booths on Saturday in Library Park and near the Watermark Art Center during the 52nd annual Art in the Park event in 2019. (Pioneer file photo)
Entertainment

Arts and cultural organizations have $8.4 million annual impact in Bemidji

Art

Around the Arts, March 6

Art

Around the Arts, Feb. 27

Newsletter signup for email alerts
A St. Paul artist erected a sculpture with hefty ice blocks on metal cables that hung from a metal frame, which was kept erect and in position with sandbags. The art installation later vanished, apparently removed by city officials. (Julio Ojeda-Zapata / Pioneer Press)
Art

Ice and metal sculpture, banished by St. Paul city officials, gets a new home

Brian Dow, a visual artist based in Bemidji who paints primarily Anishinaabe inspired designs, sits in his apartment in front of some of his work on Feb. 17. Dow recently began selling his original designs on face masks, one of which ended up on the face of U.S. Rep. Ilhan Omar in Congress. (Hannah Olson / Bemidji Pioneer)
Art

Indigenous artist Brian Dow finds success ‘painting for the people’

Art

Beltrami County Historical Society seeks drawings for coloring book celebrating Bemidji's 125th anniversary

A St. Paul artist erected a sculpture with hefty ice blocks on metal cables that hung from a metal frame, which was kept erect and in position with sandbags. The art installation later vanished, apparently removed by city officials. (Julio Ojeda-Zapata / Pioneer Press)
Art

Crews remove popular ice sculpture from St. Paul neighborhood

Art

Around the Arts, Feb. 13

Migrant workers in the sugarbeet fields on a Polk County, Minn., farm. Photo by Russell Lee / Courtesy of the Library of Congress / Special to The Forum
Art

Old photos of Minnesota sugar beet harvest capture the Great Depression and the American dream

Art

Around the Arts, Feb. 6

"Unutterable Space, Landscapes of Northern Minnesota" by Mark Granlund. Submitted photo
Art

Around the Arts, Jan. 30

Detroit Lakes High School senior Ale Vogt-Larson has completed a project to paint the portraits of all 46 United States presidents, past, present and future, with the goal of posting one portrait per day to his Instagram account leading up to Inauguration Day, Jan. 20 — when he will post the portrait of Joe Biden. His newest project is to paint the portraits of all 46 first ladies of the United States. (Vicki Gerdes / Tribune)
Art

Minnesota high school senior completes presidential portrait project

Art

Around the Arts, Jan. 16

Annelisa Roseen recreates the look of celebrities using her own face. (Images courtesy of Roseen)
Art

Duluth artist channels Diane Keaton, Amy Winehouse, Kit Harrington and more in yearlong makeup project

Art

Around the Arts, Jan. 9

Paul LaJeunesse, assistant art professor at the College of St. Scholastica, poses for a portrait Wednesday, Nov. 25, in front of a mural he painted in Lincoln Park. (Tyler Schank / tschank@duluthnews.com)
Art

Duluth artist talks travels, teaching and making murals

Michelle Bennett of Wolfskull Creative has photographed and helped market many Duluth bands and small businesses including: Superior Siren, Tender Ness, Whole Foods, Karen McTavish and Dave Hoops. Bennett is photographing Kelly Schamberger, a student of Great Lakes Academy of Fine Art. Schamberger is working on art for her virtual senior show, and the project is to help her market herself as a professional artist after graduation. (Clint Austin / caustin@duluthnews.com)
Art

Minnesota photographer brings 'realness and grit' to help brand musicians, clients

Art

Around the Arts, Dec. 19