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State of the Arts Blog

Streetside pianos inspire, trigger emotions

Streetside pianos inspire, trigger emotions

"Pianos on Parade" has brought 20 artistically decorated pianos to the streets of Saint Paul this summer - and people are playing them.
by Marianne Combs

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Art Hounds: Iron Pour, 1001 Chairs, and a retro sci-fi flick

Art Hounds: Iron Pour, 1001 Chairs, and a retro sci-fi flick

This week the hounds track down a weekend iron pour in Lanesboro, an installation piece at the Walker that defends artistic freedom, and a throwback sci-fi film made in the Twin Cities about moon zombies....ATTACKING!
by Chris Roberts

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How to become funny

Author and stand-up comedienne Pat Dennis believes the ability to make someone laugh, whether on stage or in print, is not only a gift but quite possibly a genetic defect.
by Marianne Combs

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NEA study predicts growth in artist employment

Museum technicians and curators are predicted to see the highest growth rates in jobs.
by Marianne Combs

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