Rejects d' Art
The classical-realism art movement got its start in Minnesota. So why have its practitioners had such difficulty winning the respect of the art establishment?
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The classical-realism art movement got its start in Minnesota. So why have its practitioners had such difficulty winning the respect of the art establishment?
Four decades ago, Minnesota Monthly got its start. Here are 40 events that have had undeniable impact on Minnesota and its inhabitants in the past 40 years.
We've awarded 2006 Loonies to help us all remember the wacky year that was.
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Lou Bellamy keeps the faith at Penumbra Theatre in St. Paul.
A group of shutterbugs gathers for a critique.
Photographer Angela Strassheim takes risks.
Jean-Georges Vongerichten takes a room at the Chambers.
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Where have we been? Where are we going?
Gift ideas from the land of 10,000 tomes
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Sue Z spreads the word about Il Vesco Vino, the General Store, Fox & Drake and more.
In a creative nod to Goldie Hawn’s signature appearances on Rowan & Martin’s Laugh-In comedy series, begun 40 years ago, we created our own version of Goldie
Comments from readers on the last issue of Minnesota Monthly
Fun winter activities recommended by Minnesota Monthly writers
The Temple Israel rabbi on being a non-Christian at Christmas—and all the rest of the year
A few music recommendations from Minnesota Monthly
Thirty-one years of giggles and gaffes at the Guthrie
Minnesota Monthly's recommendations for cultural diversion in December 2006
Ditch the list, hit Patina, and don’t sweat the small stuff
Prefer your sushi straight up? Ba-Gu’s wacky wraps might change your mind about maki.
Country cooking for city slickers returns to South Minneapolis
Mark Seeley understands your weather addiction - and he's here to help
Bright ideas for everyone on your holiday gift list