Friday, July 4, 2008
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THROUGH SEPTEMBER: A new exhibit at the Minnesota History Center celebrates the American immigrant experience.
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The Walker Museum's garden, which turns 20 this summer, is one of the Twin Cities' civic glories and a culture magnet for both kids and adults. Take a tour of art critic Mary Abbe's favorite sculptures.
Photographer Lee Friedlander devours more than 40 years of life in nearly 500 photos at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts.
Blockbuster shows that attract hordes of visitors have been the gold standard of museum success for decades, driving up attendance, garnering publicity and sponsors, earning money (sometimes) and providing a sizzle of glamour. Think King Tut, Star Wars, Pompeii, Picasso and Frida Kahlo.
See more than 40 works of art on this interactive tour of the Walker Art Center's sculpture garden.
See thousands of photos from other StarTribune.com readers and share your own photos and video today.
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