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With Maria & Razz & the Baptism River Ramblers, Annie and the Bang Bang, Faye Goulet, more. Proceeds benefit Ron Spiess.
Engage in the creative process, take classes and workshops, observe open rehearsals, and talk shop with local Twin-Cities movement artists.
Now in its fourth year, Northern Lights.mn's Art(ists) on the Verge mentorshop program recently showcased its latest group of fellows experimenting with art, technology, and interactive and participat... More »
Of all the legendary figures and over-the-top characters to come out of New York's '70s punk scene, there were few who were more influential than Richard Hell -- and probably none who were as mercuria... More »
Richard Hell is, as they say, the real thing; a guy for whom bohemianism wasn't a youthful folly but an inherent condition, like hemophilia or tallness. A pioneer of the CBGB aesthetic, he's best known for his two albums as leader of the... More »
While there are no actual robots in the Soap Factory's latest group show, "R.U.R.," robots do act as a metaphor in pieces that take on themes relating to work, industrialization, and personal identity... More »
The Soap Factory's latest show, "R.U.R.," gets its name from Rossum's Universal Robots, a 1921 Czech play in which mechanical creatures grow disdainful of their unending work duties, and eventually attempt to overthrow their human overlords. For... More »
It might seem counterintuitive to try to ride a bike sans pants. However, the annual Freedom From Pants Ride asks participants to do just that. And they do, with great enthusiasm. Last year's Fourth of July gathering was a blast, despite scorching summertime temps. Along the way, riders high-fived pedestrians (a few were inspired to strip to their skivvies as well), passed around flasks, shared six-packs of beer (where did they keep them?), squirted one another with water guns, and even took... More »
Ten seconds might not seem like a lot of time, but participants in the Ten Second Film Festival have demonstrated that you can pack a lot of awesomeness into what amounts to a blink of the eye. Each year the Soap Factory hosts this fun, free party following the downtown Minneapolis Independence Day fireworks, which also includes cheap beer, live music, and local celebrities. Before the big event, gallery organizers invite folks to create 10-second masterpieces using lo-fi technology such as... More »
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