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Spanning genres and decades, the newest exhibit at the Walker Art Center, "A Shot in the Dark," showcases pieces that range beyond their commonness to express concepts and emotions from other times and places.
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| | AZ Gallery
AZ Gallery is a St. Paul Art Gallery which features a variety of different exhibits at different times during the year. Call to find out what exhibit is featured today.
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| | Banfill-Locke Center for the Arts
At the Banfill-Locke Center for the Arts, a variety of Minnesota artists display their works. Spacious hardwood-floor gallery rooms spotlight the work of area artists with detailed descriptions of the materials used and desired theme. Weekly classes ...
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| | Bloomington Center for the Arts
Home to a plethora of events across the artistic spectrum, including live theatre, radio theater, live music, and extensive art exhibits. The BCA also holds adult and youth classes in painting, photography, stained glass, pottery. Whatever your art...
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| | Caponi Art Park
Put your Chi in harmony by exploring Caponi Art Park. This outdoor sculpture garden is designed to fit right into it's oak landscape. The 60 acre park was created to be a place where both the visual and performing arts can be presented and fostered, ...
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| | Chanhassen Recreation Center
Facilities here include a full gymnasium, excercise room, dancing and aerobics room, and several meeting rooms. This rec-center takes pride in creating a fun and friendly atmosphere for people of all ages at an affordable price. Operating without a...
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| | Clay Coyte Pottery
Come explore the incredible variety of work from the hands of artisans from around the country...work you won’t see in other galleries in the Twin Cities. The Gallery features the work of some 80 North American artists, including blown glass, pottery...
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| | Comstock House
The hundreds of books in Solomon Comstock's 1882 home illustrate how important education was to his family. His daughter, Ada, became the first dean of women at the University of Minnesota and later was president of Radcliffe College in Massachusett...
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| | Dietrich Sieling, Giraffe-man
Dietrich will be creating an installation and exhibit of drawings inspired by his relationship with African hooved animals, friends, family and the environment.
Opening Reception: Friday, March 6, 6 to 9 pm
Exhibition: March 7 through April 4, ...
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| | DizABLED ~ Original comic strips and more
DizABLED is a web site about disability that is informative, funny, and totally original. There is a large archive of original comic strips, plus lots of interesting commentary. Check it out!
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| | Folsom House Historic Site
Nestled in the historic Angel Hill District of Taylors Falls is the home of W.H.C. Folsom, a lumber baron who also served Minnesota as a state representative and senator. Overlooking the St. Croix River, the house reflects the Federal and Greek Revi...
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| | Frederick R. Weisman Art Museum
Inside and out, the Weisman is a unique art museum that is worth a visit. The museum, founded in 1934, is located on the east bank of the Mississippi River. Inside, you'll find a permanent collection of over 17,000 objects. Outside, the museum's stri...
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| | Gallery 360
Gallery 360 encourages the community to appreciate and support local artists. On Sept 8th, 2002 celebrate the 10,000th painting by cartoon painter and modern-day hieroglyphic artist Chank Diesel.
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| | Holy Land Exhibit
This is a Bible land museum with many interesting relics and exhibits from the Holy Land. Specifically, the exhibit has exhibits from: Israel, Jordan, Syria, Lebanon, Iraq (Mesopotamia), Iran (Persia), Turkey (Asia Minor), Cyprus, Italy, Greece, an...
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| | Intermedia Arts
This organization provides a variety of artistic programs and exhibits for people of all ages and abilities. Intermedia Arts practices all artforms from film and painting to photography and sculpture. To learn more about Intermedia, use the contact...
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| | Ken-N-Friends ~ Online Marketplace for Artists with Disabilities
Ken-N-Friends is an online marketplace for artists of all abilities. Artists can use the site to post their artwork (photography, poetry, books, etc.). Buyers can peruse the catalog and purchase artwork directly.
Kenneth Moore is an author and mot...
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| | Landmark Center
Landmark Center is a great destination: there is a good, inexpensive cafe, a WWII museum, TRACES, the Schubert Club Museum, and the Ramsey County Historical Society display area. Many of the courtrooms are open, and the building is beautiful.
The ...
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| | Linnaeus Arboretum & Sculpture Garden
The Linnaeus Arboretum represents the three major natural ecosystems found in Minnesota: Conifer forest, deciduous forest and the prairie. A fourth area surrounding the Melva Lind Interpretive Center includes cultivated gardens as well as trees from ...
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| | MacPhail Center for the Arts
The mission of the MacPhail Center for the Arts is to be the best comprehensive community resource for musical education and performance experience. See their web site for upcoming programs and events.
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| | Mille Lacs Indian Museum
Trace the history of the Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe as they settled along the beautiful shores of Mille Lacs Lake and discover how they preserve their culture. The museum features videos, computer interactives, listening stations and objects from tod...
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| | Minneapolis Institute of Arts
A great permanent collection of Art! Minneapolis Institute of Arts (MIA) houses the nations best Asian art collection, as well as more than 100,000 other treasures. Marvel at Claude Monet's "Grainstack" and Pierre Auguste Rodin's "Age of Bronze" s...
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| | Minneapolis Sculpture Garden
One of the most photographed Twin Cities' landmarks is the awesome "Spoon bridge and Cherry" sculpture found in the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden. If you haven't seen the sculpture garden, this is a must-do activity! Hedges divide 10 acres of space in...
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| | Minnesota Museum of American Art
The Minnesota Museum of American Art is the only art museum in St. Paul and houses paintings by well-known artists such as Thomas Hart Benton, Childe Hassam and Grant Wood. Explore their permanent collection or visit the web site and click on events...
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| | Minnesota Planetarium (currently closed)
The Minnesota Planetarium is currently closed and fighting to secure funding for a brand new planetarium to be opened in 2006. The Minnesota Planetarium Society still has great resources available through their web site, and you can get the latest n...
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| | Minnetonka Center for the Arts
From its beginning, the Minnetonka Center for the Arts' purpose has been to help a diverse group of Minnesotans - particularly families and children - make art a part of everyday life. Offering classes and events, they strongly believe in the value o...
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| | Murphy's Landing
At Murphy's Landing, you'll journey from the early days of the fur trade era to a bustling 19th century village. Learn about the daily life of the families who settled in the Minnesota River Valley from fun, costumed guides who play the part of villa...
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| | National Arts and Disabilities Center (NADC)
National Arts and Disabilities Center is the national center for dissemination, technical assistance, and resource information in the field of arts and disability. The NADC is dedicated to promoting the full inclusion of children and adults with disa...
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| | Normandale Japanese Garden
This intricate Japanese garden features a pond, lagoon, bridges, quiet pathways and benches, a waterfall, and lots of amazing Japanese plantlife. Some examples of the plants and trees you'll find here are: Ginkgo trees, pines, juniper, dogwood, and l...
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| | Northern Clay Center
Northern Clay Center offers a variety of opportunities for individuals of all ages. From camps for kids to classes for adults, visit their web site to learn more about hand building or wheel throwing opportunities.
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| | Peter J. King Community Center - Salvation Army
This new neighborhood establishment features a gym, children's adventure zone, library, computer lab, weigh and exercise room, food shelf, conference room, chapel, kitchen, meeting rooms, childcare, and more! Ask about membership options.
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| | Play Ball! ~ A retrospective exhibit of Minnesota baseball
Explore the rich history of Minnesota hardball, including the Senators, the Twins, the Saints, and other professional teams. This is a broad, interactive, free exhibit spanning many years of Minnesota's colorful and successful history on the diamond...
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| | Ramsey County Historical Society
Historic sites abound in St. Paul, so this organization has a lot to work with. The Landmark Center and the Gibbs Museum are the hubs of the Ramsey County Historical Society, but a plethora of other sites are included as well. RCHS also has numerou...
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| | Rourke Art Gallery and Museum
Housed in the 1880 historic Martinson home, the Rourke Art Gallery features regional artists. The museum, once the Moorhead post office, houses permanent collections of Contemporary American, pre-Columbian, Hispanic, African and Native American art. ...
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| | St. David's Adventure Program: After-school and summer activities for adolescents with special needs
This group is for youth ages 6-18 with developmental disabilities. Activities center on recreation, community activities, and socialization. This is a structured group environment in which children with special needs can develop positive peer relatio...
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| | Textile Center
The Textile Center is a coalition of the textile community, dedicated to promoting and preserving the excellence of fiber art. They offer workshops on everything from quilting and weaving to basketry and sculpture. The Center also offers one-of-a-kin...
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| | The Gallery of Wood Art
Located on the 2nd floor of the Landmark Center, this unique gallery features five to six shows each year, as well as interesting vintage lathes, a gift shop, and a resource library. If you're interested in wood art from all over the world, check it ...
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| | The Landmark Center
Landmark Center was built in 1902 and originally served as the Federal Court House and Post Office for the Upper Midwest. In the 1970s, a group of determined citizens saved the building and restored it to its previous grandeur. It was designated a Na...
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| | The Museum of Russian Art (TMORA)
The Twin Cities is lucky enough to have a museum dedicated to one of the most artistically rich cultures in history. The Museum of Russian Art displays many fine works, both historical and contemporary, and visiting is free of charge. Works on disp...
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| | Upstream Arts
The mission of Upstream Arts is to enhance the lives of adults and youth with disabilities by fostering creative communication and social independence through the power of arts education.
Our arts education workshops are for all people with dis...
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| | VSA Arts of Minnesota~Promoting artists with disabilities
VSA arts organizes festivals and exhibits featuring the work of artists with disabilities. It also facilitates training workshops for teachers in special education settings, provides assistance to theaters in making their performances accessible, an...
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| | W. W. Mayo House
The stories of the internationally known Mayo Clinic and Green Giant Company emerge from the same modest home in Le Sueur. W. W. Mayo practiced medicine as a country doctor before founding the renowned clinic in Rochester with his sons. Later, the ...
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| | Walker Art Center and Minneapolis Sculpture Garden
The Walker Art Center is one of the country's most renowned centers for contemporary art. It contains nine galleries offering rotating exhibitions year-round. See the information below to learn about free admission days! The Walker also offers on-...
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| | White Bear Center for the Arts
The WBCA serves the community by offering a growing number of accessible art programs and projects for all ages. The WBCA has more than 30 professional instructors committed to teaching the arts in a variety of forms to children, youth and adults. ...
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