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Review: Modern traditionalist
A Wisconsin painter brings realistic still lifes and impressionistic portraits and landscapes to the Galleria.
Spotlight: Traffic Zone open studios
Saturday: Art studios above a wine bar, how cool is that? The 23 studio mates at Traffic Zone Center for Visual Art have invited 15 pals to share their clean, well-lighted spaces for a festive "open studio" evening.
Art
Walker to the max
The museum has rehung its painting collection in a floor-to-ceiling free-for-all that both challenges and delights.
Art spotlight: Scrap/Commuter
Opening today: The Twin Cities studio of painter Michael Kareken overlooks a junkyard at which mountains of scrap are sorted for recycling -- clear and colored glass, cans, automotive parts, paper, cardboard, bottles, engine parts, oil drums,
MCAD reorients to raise profile
The Minneapolis art college is spending $2.6 million to reinvent itself as urban oasis in a historic neighborhood.
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See more than 40 works of art on this interactive tour of the Walker Art Center's sculpture garden.
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