State of the Arts Blog

Weekend outlook: freaky fabulous
In the mood for some spooky theater? Haunting dance? Read on...
Many show-goers complain Twin Cities restaurants close too early, but food critic Dara Moskowitz Grumdahl disagrees.
Fierce and True: plays for teens
The Children's Theatre Company has published a collection of plays directed at teen audiences, in the hopes that other theaters will take up the cause.
Artist transforms Catholic DVD
An artist has transformed DVDs from the Catholic Church into a work of art.
Halloween and Pink Floyd dominate the arts news this morning.
Art Hounds: Master quilters, provocative prints and a room full of funny
An internationally-known artist brings his juxtaposed prints to Highpoint, a play about Alabama slave descendants and their glorious quilts is at Park Square, and top-notch Twin Cities improv artists congregate at the BLB. We'll let the hounds tell you why they're excited.
Bringing artists to the world of print
Highpoint's latest show continues a tradition of introducing international artists to the joys - and challenges - of printmaking.
Political cartoonists have the ability to illuminate serious issues while making you laugh.
The reviews are in for “Gee’s Bend”
The Star Tribune pans the show, while the Pioneer Press deems it "a worthwhile history lesson."
View art in 3D, on your laptop
Technology is allowing museum patrons to explore works of art in completely new ways.