
The double show at Burnet Gallery and the annex of Groveland Gallery allows for an interesting examination of how different spaces influence the art they present. Read more →
The double show at Burnet Gallery and the annex of Groveland Gallery allows for an interesting examination of how different spaces influence the art they present. Read more →
An exhibition of new work by Andrea Stanislav combines nature and technology, love and hate, the sacred and the profane all in one glittering, shiny show. Read more →
This week, romantic show tunes and piano stylings, layers of portraits, and a gut wrenching play about a parent-teacher conference. (Want to be an Art Hound? Sign up!) Minnesota Museum of American Art curator Christina Chang found Anne Labovitz’s exhibition “Layers” to be a refreshing immersion in portraiture art. Christina admires Labovitz’s technique of layering Read more →
What is it about the human visage? Staring into another person’s eyes, being infected by a child’s smile, or reading the signs of a life fully lived in the creases of the skin; we connect by looking into each others faces. Faces have never ceased to enchant Duluth-native Anne Labovitz, whose work revolves around portraiture. Read more →
There is a subtle fierceness to Sonja Peterson’s work. At first glance her finely detailed paper, turned to lace with thousands of cuts, is both whimsical and pretty. But take a closer look, and the images transform from ‘Seussical’ to downright unsettling. Fishing nets and pipelines tangle with nature, creating a dark morass. Her inspiration is Read more →