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Farewell to innovative Minneapolis program Goethe in the Skyways

September 26, 2019 at 8:59PM
"I Took the Night to Believe" by Emilie Pitoiset
Kwan Sheung Chi A still image from Emilie Pitoiset’s dance work “It Took the Night to Believe,” which the Paris-based artist will perform Saturday at Goethe in the Skyways. (The Minnesota Star Tribune)

Last call for Goethe

The Goethe in the Skyways gallery popped up in Minneapolis' City Center nearly one year ago, but in mid-October its programming will end. To celebrate the journey, it will host "Passages," a two-day symposium this weekend featuring film screenings, performances, panel discussions and lectures. Organized by Europe-based feminist art and culture magazine Petunia, the program includes a lecture called "Good Vibrations: Shake, Shake, Shake!" and another called "Tender City: Feminist Spatial Practices in the Urban Commons." (2-8 p.m. Fri.., 1237 4th St. NE., Mpls.; 2-8 p.m. Sat., City Center, 40 S. 7th St., Suite 208, Mpls. Free. goetheintheskyways.org)

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