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All promo videos for an exhibition should be this entertaining!
Storytelling is a time-honored way to ward off the evil spirits at night – or just plain drowsiness. Laurie Hertzel has a nice blog post in On Books about the Bedtime Stories project, which is organized by the Rain Taxi Review of Books as part of the Walker Art Center’s Nightshift program for Northern Spark.
There are many other opportunities for storytelling at Northern Spark.
Become the protagonist in an urban cell phone led adventure through the streets of Minneapolis. Blast Theory’s A Machine to See With will play out on the streets of Minneapolis April 15-19, 2011.
I hesitate to reveal too many specific details about the work because I want to avoid spoilers. This is an artwork that you must experience yourself.
Blast Theory, A Machine to See With
Join Futurefarmers on Saturday for part of their residency “A People without a Voice Cannot Be Hear.”
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Futurefarmers wants you
Futurefarmers is seeking a team to lead a two-day, hands-on workshop
Deadline for Submissions: June 25th, 2010
Futurefarmers, call for workshop proposals, deadline May 25.
This project is part of A People without a Voice Cannot Be Heard, a month-long project by Futurefarmers co-commissioned and co-presented by Northern Lights.mn and the Walker Art Center for the Walker’s Open Field initiative this summer.
Deadline May 25. More information.
Futurefarmers, A People without a Voice Cannot Be Heard, co-presented by Northern Lights.mn and Walker Art Center, August 2010
Futurefarmers’ A People without a Voice Cannot Be Heard is part of the Walker’s summer “Open Field” programming about the cultural commons.
Three Futurefarmers (Amy Franceschini, Michael Swaine, and Dan Allende, a new farmer who worked as an intern on the Reverse Ark project in Baltimore) came to Minneapolis to prep for their summer project A People Without a Voice Cannot Be Heard, which is being co-curated and co-presented by Northern Lights.mn and the Walker Art Center. Northern Lights artistic director Steve Dietz sat down with Amy and Michael to discuss their upcoming project after three days of meetings with Walker staff, local artists, and potential community collaborators.
Auctioneer wanted. RT #WalkerArtCenter
Northern Lights is working with the Walker Art Center on an artist project this summer, and we’re looking for an auctioneer to work with us.
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