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State of the Arts Blog

Paraguayan Nobel nominee got his start in St. Paul

A play written by Nestor Amarilla while living in the Twin Cities has been nominated for the Nobel Prize for Literature.
by Marianne Combs

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Penumbra announces 2010-2011 season

Season includes two world premieres, and August Wilson at the Guthrie
by Euan Kerr

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MIA scores a major coup and snags some Titians

MIA scores a major coup and snags some Titians

New exhibit includes pictures never shown in North America
by Euan Kerr

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Art Hounds: Akram Khan, Rachel Breen, Radical Powers/Children of Euler

Art Hounds: Akram Khan, Rachel Breen, Radical Powers/Children of Euler

Image courtesy Rachel Breen The hounds hunt down global dance from a London-born Bangladeshi choreographer, art made from charcoal dust and punctured paper and a math rock extravaganza. (Want to be an art hound? Sign up here!) Howard Oransky is a painter and instructor at the Minneapolis College of Art and Design. Howard was transfixed…
by Chris Roberts

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Weekend ahead: cool stuff reigns

Weekend ahead: cool stuff reigns

What will you do this weekend?
by Euan Kerr

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Ordway announces 2010-2011 season

Some old faves, and new talent to grace the stage
by Euan Kerr

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The Macbeth curse negated?

The Macbeth curse negated?

The missing Macbeth tape re-emerges
by Euan Kerr

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