Mary Abbe

Reporter | Visual Arts/Architecture
Phone: 612-673-4431
Mary Abbe has been writing art chat for the Star Tribune through the reigns of three Walker Art Center directors, five heads of the Minneapolis Institute of Arts and too many gallery scenes to count. She still finds interviewing artists, collectors, curators and crew more fun than fireworks.

Recent content from Mary Abbe

Art spotlight: 'Gordon Parks: At 100'

Before he directed the movie "Shaft," wrote an opera, chronicled the civil rights movement for Life and photographed Parisian fashions...

Updated: June 07, 2012, - 07:16 AM

Art spotlight: 'Gordon Parks: At 100'

Opens Thursday 6/7 Before he directed the movie "Shaft," wrote an opera, chronicled the civil rights movement for Life and photographed...

Updated: June 02, 2012, - 07:15 PM

Art opening: '1934: A New Deal for Artists'

When times get tough, artists are often hit hard, their work dismissed as inessential frivolities. So it was in the...

Updated: June 01, 2012, - 02:53 PM

Art spotlight: Depression-era works

Pieces from the Public Works of Art program at the Minnesota History Center.

Updated: May 31, 2012, - 03:04 PM

On the borderlines

Coming from a country where disconnect is implicit, South Korean artist Minouk Lim explores the boundaries of fact and fiction, past and future, in a new Walker Art Center show.

Updated: May 31, 2012, - 03:02 PM

Art spotlight: Art-A-Whirl

Northeast studios will open up for the weekend.

Updated: May 17, 2012, - 03:15 PM

Back in the U.S.S.R.

Black-and-white photos illuminate life behind the Iron Curtain, in the days between Stalin and Putin.

Updated: May 17, 2012, - 03:13 PM

Art spotlight: St. Croix Valley Pottery Tour

This weekend Over the past 20 years, the St. Croix Valley Pottery Tour has earned a national reputation for its singular...

Updated: May 10, 2012, - 02:58 PM

Commanding heart

ART REVIEW: Brooding and compassionate prints by German artist Käthe Kollwitz star in an eclectic Weisman show.

Updated: May 10, 2012, - 02:56 PM

The Walker rocks its hillside

A new sculpture by New York artist Jim Hodges challenges notions of art.

Updated: May 05, 2012, - 05:15 PM

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