State of the Arts Blog

Big Quarters, Nicolas Carter, And a yuletide dance party
Follow the hounds as they dig up a brotherly hip hop duo that raps about everyday life, a Nordic Yuletide celebration featuring authentic Scandanavian music and sounds of the season courtesy of a Minneapolis musician and his Paraguayan harp.
The reviews are in for ‘Les Miserables’ at The Orpheum
According to one critic, the best part of the show is the acting. According to another, the worst part about the show is... the acting.
Jazz performer Stefon Harris says mistakes are in the eye of the beholder, and backs up his argument with some fine music.
Creating art for the iPad
Photographer Joann Verburg usually creates large format prints, but her latest series is both small and portable.
For the modern Indian artist, traditions loom large
The term American Indian art often evokes images of beads and buckskin -- and that can be a challenge for contemporary Native artists, whose work has nothing to do with quills or birch bark.
Guthrie celebrates a balanced budget
Flagship Theater ends 2010-2011 fiscal year with small surplus
Music for a gloomy day
A new video release of "A Forst" by the Cure can lift the spirits
Midmorning listeners share their favorite literary characters, from Atticus Finch to Captain Ahab.