Playlist: Chris Harwood's Portfolio
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Jarid Waniger
From WDSE | Part of the Radio Gallery series | 05:18
Jarid Waniger is holding his student exhibition at the Tweed Museum of Art at UMD from Jan 31st-Feb 7th 2012.
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Jarid Waniger is holding his student exhibition at the Tweed Museum of Art at UMD from Jan 31st-Feb 7th 2012.
Terry Millikan
From WDSE | Part of the Radio Gallery series | 05:02
Radio gallery is a show about ideas, people, and Minnesota artists. Produced in Duluth Minnesota. Hear Terry Millikan talk about her painting, and her current exhibition at the Adeline Inc. Hair Design Studio, which began on January 14th, and will last until March 14th. This is a weekly 5 minute segment produced by Maija Morton for KUMD - Duluth Public Radio.
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Millikan is a Minnesota native, and has been painting for over 40 years. Millikan is part of the North Ends Art Council, and she has work on display at Lizzard's Art Gallery and at Zinema2 in Duluth. Her exhibition at Adeline Inc. is primarily abstract acrylic paintings, inspired by impressionism. Millikan had a very successful opening, selling many paintings. Works still available. Listen as she talks about her journey as a painter.
Radio Gallery is sponsored in part by "The Minnesota Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund."
2012 UMD Student Art Show
From WDSE | Part of the Radio Gallery series | 04:47
The 2012 Annual Student Exhibition will be happening at The Tweed Museum of Art from April 10 - May 6, 2012.
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The 2012 Annual Student Exhibition will be happening at The Tweed Museum of Art from April 10 - May 6, 2012.
Radio Gallery 03-29-2012 Sarah Heimer
From WDSE | 04:42
This week Radio Gallery is spotlighting a special exhibit: Homegrown: Visual Arts Edition in the Corridor Gallery. The festival runs from April 5th through May 26th at the Duluth Art Institute.
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This week Radio Gallery is spotlighting a special exhibit: Homegrown: Visual Arts Edition in the Corridor Gallery. The festival runs from April 5th through May 26th at the Duluth Art Institute.
Lake Superior Writers
From WDSE | Part of the Radio Gallery series | 04:47
This week Radio Gallery spotlights the 2012 Lake Superior Writers Open Genre Writing Contest on the theme ’Good Times’. Submissions due by Friday, March 30th, 2012 (postmarked). Top entry/author in each genre (poetry, short-short and creative non-fiction) will receive $150 a piece plus a $50 gift card.For more information on any of the above, please contact the Lake Superior Writers office at 218 – 722 - 3094; or writers@lakesuperiorwriters.org.
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This week Radio Gallery spotlights the 2012 Lake Superior Writers Open Genre Writing Contest on the theme ’Good Times’. Submissions due by Friday, March 30th, 2012 (postmarked). Top entry/author in each genre (poetry, short-short and creative non-fiction) will receive $150 a piece plus a $50 gift card.For more information on any of the above, please contact the Lake Superior Writers office at 218 – 722 - 3094; or writers@lakesuperiorwriters.org.
Duluth Bockfest
From WDSE | Part of the Radio Gallery series | 04:36
This week Radio Gallery spotlights Craft beer brewing as Duluth celebrates Bockfest, a German celebration of spring. Events take place in the Fitger's courtyard starting Thursday with the "blessing of the bock" and continue through Saturday all accompanied by the special brew "Split Rock Bock" from Lake Superior Brewing.
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This week Radio Gallery spotlights Craft beer brewing as Duluth celebrates Bockfest, a German celebration of spring. Events take place in the Fitger's courtyard starting Thursday with the "blessing of the bock" and continue through Saturday all accompanied by the special brew "Split Rock Bock" from Lake Superior Brewing.
Duluth Bockfest
From WDSE | Part of the Radio Gallery series | 04:36
This week Radio Gallery spotlights Craft beer brewing as Duluth celebrates Bockfest, a German celebration of spring. Events take place in the Fitger's courtyard starting Thursday with the "blessing of the bock" and continue through Saturday all accompanied by the special brew "Split Rock Bock" from Lake Superior Brewing.
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This week Radio Gallery spotlights Craft beer brewing as Duluth celebrates Bockfest, a German celebration of spring. Events take place in the Fitger's courtyard starting Thursday with the "blessing of the bock" and continue through Saturday all accompanied by the special brew "Split Rock Bock" from Lake Superior Brewing.
Radio Gallery 03-06-2012 Chris Willcox
From WDSE | 04:26
Chris Willcox became interested in the history of exploration of Antarctica and has created scenes that capture what the bleak, yet beautiful, landscape has to offer.
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Chris Willcox became interested in the history of exploration of Antarctica and has created scenes that capture what the bleak, yet beautiful, landscape has to offer.
Philip Blackburn "Duluth Harbor Serenade"
From WDSE | Part of the Radio Gallery series | 05:18
Philip Blackburn is an environmental sound artist who composed a song titled "Duluth Harbor Serenade" featuring sounds from Duluth and Bayfront Park on September 3rd, 2011.
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Philip Blackburn is an environmental sound artist who composed a song titled "Duluth Harbor Serenade" featuring sounds from Duluth and Bayfront Park on September 3rd, 2011.
Red Interactive
From WDSE | Part of the Radio Gallery series | 04:51
Red Interactive is an experiment in engagement that was launched as a Facebook page in May of 2011 by collaborating artists Ed Newman and John Heino.
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Red Interactive is an experiment in engagement that was launched as a Facebook page in May of 2011 by collaborating artists Ed Newman and John Heino.
Amanda Degener and Bridget O'Malley-Winners of 2012 Minnesota Book Artist Award
From WDSE | Part of the Radio Gallery series | 05:22
Amanda Degener and Bridget O'Malley are founders of Cave Paper in Minneapolis, and they are the winners of the 2012 Minnesota Books Artist Award. They are the co-founders of Cave Paper, a handmade paper company in Minneapolis, and they have an exhibit at Open Book at 1011 Washington Avenue South, Minneapolis until March 25th.
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Amanda Degener and Bridget O'Malley are founders of Cave Paper in Minneapolis, and they are the winners of the 2012 Minnesota Books Artist Award. They are the co-founders of Cave Paper, a handmade paper company in Minneapolis, and they have an exhibit at Open Book at 1011 Washington Avenue South, Minneapolis until March 25th.
Ryan Tischer Photography
From WDSE | Part of the Radio Gallery series | 05:00
Ryan Tischer has a passion for nature and it is expressed through the lens of a camera. He exhibits his photography at art shows and festivals around the Midwest. The exhibition opens at The Washington Gallery, 315 N. Lake Ave. Duluth, MN 55806 on Friday February 10th from 6-9pm. His work will continue to be showed on Saturdays and Sundays from 1-5pm through February 26th.
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Ryan Tischer has a passion for nature and it is expressed through the lens of a camera. He exhibits his photography at art shows and festivals around the Midwest. The exhibition opens at The Washington Gallery, 315 N. Lake Ave. Duluth, MN 55806 on Friday February 10th from 6-9pm. His work will continue to be showed on Saturdays and Sundays from 1-5pm through February 26th.
Duluth Photography Institute Grand Re-Opening
From WDSE | Part of the Radio Gallery series | 05:18
The Duluth Photography Institute is having its grand re-opening on February 4th starting at 5pm. The gallery will be full of images and this event is open to the public so go see some great art and bring your friends!
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The Duluth Photography Institute is having its grand re-opening on February 4th starting at 5pm. The gallery will be full of images and this event is open to the public so go see some great art and bring your friends!
Sally Cavallaro
From WDSE | Part of the Radio Gallery series | 04:04
Jeweler Sally Cavallaro joins Radio Gallery to share details about her work and the jewelery Trunk Show taking place December 10th at Siverston Gallery located at 361 Canal Park Drive in Duluth, MN.
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Sally Cavallaro, a local jeweler, joins Radio Gallery this week to talk about her own work, and about the upcoming Jewelry Trunk Show at Siverston Gallery. Her work is inspired by the lake, rocks, and natural atmosphere of the north. Cavallaro uses local stones and beads, and eco-friendly silver made from recycled metal. Her work is sold year long at Siverston Gallery, and the Jewelery Trunk Show is taking place December 10th
Karin Kramer
From WDSE | Part of the Radio Gallery series | 09:46
Karin Kraemer proprietor of Duluth Pottery joins Radio Gallery to share details about the Annual Trade and Commerce Marketplace Holiday Open House. It takes place December 2nd and 3rd.
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The weekend after Thanksgiving on December 2nd and 3rd the Annual Trade and Commerce Marketplace Holiday Open House will take place at the Trade and Commerce Marketplace. Local potter Karin Kraemer joins Radio Gallery to share details about her own work and the importance an art community. Annual Trade and Commerce Marketplace offers a venue for peers to learn from one another, and to have a setting that involves music, food, shopping, and art. This annual Holiday sale allows the perfect opportunity for gift shopping, and to be involved in an experience filled with wellness, music, art, and community. All North Ends Art Gallery Members are welcome to be a pert of their annual holiday show.
Jeredt Runions
From WDSE | Part of the Radio Gallery series | 04:55
Join us as we talk with Jeredt Runions, an influential artist and live painter located in Duluth. He will be painting at the "Respect You Mother Earth Festival" on May 1. Runions also has a show going up at Red Mug Coffee House in Superior on May 7, 2010 during the Homegrown Festival.
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Whenever there is a big event for Duluth musicians, Runions seems to be a part of it. He has been an extremely influencial local painter for a few years now, and has done live painting for musicians such as Cloud Cult, Charlie Parr, Trampled by Turtles, and many more. Runions has had many solo exhibitions, and he helped raise money at Pizza Luce's fundraiser for Haiti by live painting and donating some of his work. He currently has work on display at UW Superior's library, and will be painting at the Bella Vida Festival in May. Runions talks with Radio Gallery about his part in the Duluth art scene and how he got started.
Suzanne Wyss
From WDSE | Part of the Radio Gallery series | 05:04
Radio Gallery is a show about ideas, people, and Minnesota artists. Produced in Duluth Minnesota. On March 18th, the Duluth Art Institute opened the exhibition, "Fresh, New, and True: Work by Emerging Artists." Suzanne Wyss, one of the featured artists, met with Radio Gallery to discuss her work. This is a weekly 5 minute segment produced by Maija Morton for KUMD - Duluth Public Radio.
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The current exhibition at the Duluth Art Institute features twelve local artists, all relatively new to the art scene. Wyss will soon be going to graduate school at the University of Indiana, Bloomington for sculpture. Her piece at the D.A.I. is an installation called "Strain." The exhibition is a great way to see fresh, new artists' work, and will be wrapping on May 14, 2010. (April 7, 2010 show)
Radio Gallery is sponsored in part by The Minnesota Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund.
Bree Thompson
From WDSE | Part of the Radio Gallery series | 04:58
Radio Gallery is a show about ideas, people, and Minnesota artists. Produced in Duluth Minnesota. Ten graphic design students at the Duluth Business University put together a graphic design show at Lizzards Art Gallery, called "Group Exhibit: DBU Graphic Design Students." The show opened on March 18 and will wrap on April 14, 2010. This is a weekly 5 minute segment produced by Maija Morton for KUMD - Duluth Public Radio.
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Listen to Radio Gallery as Bree Thompson, DBU graphic design student, reflects on her interest in graphic design, and as she describes her work in the current exhibition at Lizzards.
Radio Gallery is sponsored in part by The Minnesota Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund.
WARM Gallery
From WDSE | Part of the Radio Gallery series | 05:00
Radio Gallery is a show about ideas, people, and Minnesota artists. Produced in Duluth Minnesota. In honor of Women's History Month, Radio Gallery spotlights Eyenga Bokamba, one of the artists showing at the "The Women's Art Registry of Minnesota" or WARM's 26th Annual All-Member Juried Exhibition. This is a weekly 5 minute segment produced by Maija Morton for KUMD - Duluth Public Radio.
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Eyenga Bokamba, a Minneapolis painter had 2 works in WARM's 26th Annual All-Member Juried Exhibition. She shares stories about working as an artist and about her journey. WARM is home to programs that connect emerging and professional women artists, encouraging women to create and exhibit art, and increase their participation in the art world. The exhibition was on display through March 27.
Radio Gallery is sponsored in part by The Minnesota Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund.
Shannon Cousino and Kim Borst
From WDSE | Part of the Radio Gallery series | 05:36
Radio Gallery is a show about ideas, people, and Minnesota artists. Produced in Duluth Minnesota. The March show at Washington Gallery in Duluth was a dual photography exhibit: "Postcards from the Sea of Tranquility" by Shannon Cousino and "Akimbo" by Kim Borst. This is a weekly 5 minute segment produced by Maija Morton for KUMD - Duluth Public Radio.
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The Washington Gallery in Duluth has a dual photography exhibit up through the end of March: "Postcards from the Sea of Tranquility" by Shannon Cousino, a photographer and DAI Education Director, she talks about her process which is quite non-traditional and "Akimbo" by Kim Borst who is a photographer and also teaches at UWS. Watch for more form the Washington Studio's Artists Cooperative The Washington Gallery is only open weekends 1-5pm.
Radio Gallery is sponsored in part by The Minnesota Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund.
Margi Preus and Jean Sramek
From WDSE | Part of the Radio Gallery series | 05:15
Radio Gallery is a show about ideas, people, and Minnesota artists. Produced in Duluth Minnesota. "Colder by the Lake" is a comedy theatre group in Duluth that has been around for over twenty years. The group began with sketch comedy, and went on to many other types of original and adapted comedies, including an original Comedy Opera. This year, the group put on another sketch comedy, "Older by the Lake," which was performed on March 11th-13th and the 18th-20th at 7:30 pm, and March 14th at 2 pm. This is a weekly 5 minute segment produced by Maija Morton for KUMD - Duluth Public Radio.
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Margi Preus and Jean Sramek were co-directors for this year's production, "Older by the Lake." Preus and Sramek also developed a majority of the script for the production. However, because it is a sketch comedy, the script is a collaboration of ideas from all of those involved. "Older by the Lake" deals with issues that many middle-aged people face, but by focusing on relationships, it represents all age groups. Sramek and Preus met with Radio Gallery to discuss the process and development of "Older by the Lake."
Radio Gallery is sponsored in part by The Minnesota Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund.
Yeti Film Festival
From WDSE | Part of the Radio Gallery series | 10:37
Radio Gallery is a show about ideas, people, and Minnesota artists. Produced in Duluth Minnesota. This week, Radio Gallery features UMD's Out Cold week by interviewing two Yeti Film Festival entries, Spencer Johnson and Andy Lindberg. There were two nights of the festival in which students vote for finalists, February 22nd and 23rd, and the finalists' films were shown on February 25th. This is a weekly 5 minute segment produced by Maija Morton for KUMD - Duluth Public Radio.
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The Yeti Film Festival started three years ago as part of UMD's Out Cold week. The Kirby Program Board thought the Yeti Film Festival would be a good way to reach the artistic students of UMD, and a way to keep students entertained and involved during the winter. Students entered films in the categories of Theatrical, 30-Second Short, Documentary/Mockumentary, Library, and Musical. During the voting days, upwards of thirty films were shown, and the students who attended rated each film. Fewer films made it to the Thursday showing, and out of those finalists, students voted for the top films of each category, as well as the top overall film. Andy Lindberg and Spencer Johnson met with Radio Gallery to discuss their films. Johnson won first place at the festival, along with another student, for the short film, "Library Security." Lindberg and Johnson joined Radio Gallery to discuss the challenges and ideas behind their film making.
Radio Gallery is sponsored in part by The Minnesota Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund.
Ta-Coumba Aiken
From WDSE | Part of the Radio Gallery series | 05:30
Radio gallery is a show about ideas, people, and Minnesota artists. Produced in Duluth Minnesota. We speak with Ta-Coumba Aiken, a member of the Minnesota Artists Exhibition Program. Aiken's work is be on display at the ''Foot in the Door'' exhibition, which is a free exhibition that premieres on Thursday, February 18th, and will wrap on June 13th, 2010. This is a weekly 5 minute segment produced by Maija Morton for KUMD - Duluth Public Radio.
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Although Aiken has had exhibitions at the MAEP before (including "Call and Response"), he considers it an honor to be a part of the "Foot in the Door" show with so many other great Minnesota artists. Aiken came to Minneapolis in 1970, and received a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree at the Minneapolis College of Art and Design. Since then, he has been teaching, being a part of exhibitions, and painting murals on skyways, parking ramps, and buildings. He is also on the MAEP Artists Panel. Hear Aiken tell some of the stories behind his artwork, as well as describe his vision for ''Foot in the Door.''
Radio Gallery is sponsored in part by The Minnesota Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund.
Tammy Sopinski-Perlman
From WDSE | Part of the Radio Gallery series | 05:02
Radio gallery is a show about ideas, people, and Minnesota artists. Produced in Duluth Minnesota. Tammy Sopinski has been the associate for Minnesota Artists Exhibition Program at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts for four years. In her recent interview with Radio Gallery, Sopinski told us that she has been anticipating the ''Foot in the Door'' exhibition since she started there. This is a weekly 5 minute segment produced by Maija Morton for KUMD - Duluth Public Radio.
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The "Foot in the Door" exhibition has been a decennial exhibition at MIA since 1980. To submit a work, one must be from Minnesota and consider him or herself to be an artist, and the work must fit in a twelve inch square box. The show opened on February 18th with the "Foot in the Door" premiere. To hear more about the "Foot in the Door," listen as Tammy Sopinski gives us some of the history to the show and describes the atmosphere of the exhibition.
Radio Gallery is sponsored in part by The Minnesota Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund.
Kara Daly Conry
From WDSE | Part of the Radio Gallery series | 05:25
Radio gallery is a show about ideas, people, and Minnesota artists. Produced in Duluth Minnesota. Kara Daly Conry is a local oil painter and Duluth Art Institute board member who will be joining us to talk about her work in The DAI Annual Membership Exhibition, which began on January 20th and ends on March 14th. This is a weekly 5 minute segment produced by Maija Morton for KUMD - Duluth Public Radio.
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The Duluth Art Institute's Annual Membership Exhibition allows all contributing members to submit a work. Daly is a new artist to the Annual Membership Exhibition, and she works in expressive oil protraits and figure portraits. Her work was also featured at the Arrowhead Biennial Exhibition in 2008. Tune in as Daly tells us about her breathtaking portraits, as well as hear more about the Annual Membership Exhibition.
Radio Gallery is sponsored in part by "The Minnesota Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund."
Altered Esthetics Bike Art Show
From WDSE | Part of the Radio Gallery series | 05:00
This week Radio Gallery spotlights The 7th Annual Bike Show, brought to you by Altered Esthetics, which brings together communities in the Twin Cities. The exhibition will run from May 31 - June 28, 2012, and the last date for submission is April 15, 2012.
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This week Radio Gallery spotlights The 7th Annual Bike Show, brought to you by Altered Esthetics, which brings together communities in the Twin Cities. The exhibition will run from May 31 - June 28, 2012, and the last date for submission is April 15, 2012.
Gallery Hop
From WDSE | Part of the Radio Gallery series | 05:27
This week Radio Gallery spotlights the 22nd Anniversary of the "Art for Earth Day Gallery Hop". The event is coming up on Saturday, April 21st from 10am to 5pm at art galleries around Duluth, MN.
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This week Radio Gallery spotlights the 22nd Anniversary of the "Art for Earth Day Gallery Hop". The event is coming up on Saturday, April 21st from 10am to 5pm at art galleries around Duluth, MN.
Gallery Hop
From WDSE | Part of the Radio Gallery series | 05:27
This week Radio Gallery spotlights the 22nd Anniversary of the "Art for Earth Day Gallery Hop". The event is coming up on Saturday, April 21st from 10am to 5pm at art galleries around Duluth, MN.
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This week Radio Gallery spotlights the 22nd Anniversary of the "Art for Earth Day Gallery Hop". The event is coming up on Saturday, April 21st from 10am to 5pm at art galleries around Duluth, MN.
2012 Homegrown Music Festival Arts
From WDSE | Part of the Homegrown Week series | 03:55
The Homegrown Music Festival is coming up! It runs from Sunday April 29 – Sunday May 6, 2012. The festival showcases music, videos, and art from around the area with different acts and exhibits every day.
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The Homegrown Music Festival is coming up! It runs from Sunday April 29 – Sunday May 6, 2012. The festival showcases music, videos, and art from around the area with different acts and exhibits every day.
Letisha Rice
From WDSE | 04:52
Radio Gallery spotlights the work of Letisha Rice, a UMD Grad who is showing her work in the Duluth Homegrown Music Festival art exhibit "Past, Present and Future: Teachers of Visual Arts," Thursday May 3 at 5pm at the Red Mug Coffee House & Gallery, opening Thursday evening. Letisha's work is inspired by nature and biology. She concentrates on color and composition.
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Radio Gallery spotlights the work of Letisha Rice, a UMD Grad who is showing her work in the Duluth Homegrown Music Festival art exhibit "Past, Present and Future: Teachers of Visual Arts," Thursday May 3 at 5pm at the Red Mug Coffee House & Gallery, opening Thursday evening. Letisha's work is inspired by nature and biology. She concentrates on color and composition.
Old School Arts Center
From WDSE | 04:17
The Old School Arts Center in Sandstone, MN is having their second exhibit opening this Friday May 11 with events starting at 7pm with music wine and more! Radio Gallery spoke with painter Dave Baker, one of the curators about the upcoming exhibition.The new arts center is located in the old Sandstone High school and is being converted into a community Arts Center. Artists not only from the region, but also from all over the state are invited to show their work in the arts center. The Arts Center is open 10sm-5pm Saturdays and Sundays. Call or email Roger Knudson if you are interested putting a piece or two in our show opening May 11. Phone: 320-233-6543 email:rwknudson@frontiernet.net
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The Old School Arts Center in Sandstone, MN is having their second exhibit opening this Friday May 11 with events starting at 7pm with music wine and more! Radio Gallery spoke with painter Dave Baker, one of the curators about the upcoming exhibition.The new arts center is located in the old Sandstone High school and is being converted into a community Arts Center. Artists not only from the region, but also from all over the state are invited to show their work in the arts center. The Arts Center is open 10sm-5pm Saturdays and Sundays. Call or email Roger Knudson if you are interested putting a piece or two in our show opening May 11. Phone: 320-233-6543 email:rwknudson@frontiernet.net
Art-A-Whirl
From WDSE | 04:18
This week Radio Gallery spotlights the Northeast Minneapolis Arts Association (NEMAA)and the 17th Annual Art-A-Whirl which is taking place in more than 50 locations throughout Northeast Minneapolis. Art-A-Whirl is a free event that is open to the public. It takes place annually in Northeast Minneapolis on the third weekend of May. Hours for the event are: Friday, May 18th from 5:00-10:00 p.m. Saturday, May 19th from Noon-8:00 p.m. Sunday, May 20th from Noon-5:00 p.m. During the event you are able to tour more than 50 locations such as studio buildings, art galleries, homes, storefronts, businesses, and restaurants all in Northeast Minneapolis.
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This week Radio Gallery spotlights the Northeast Minneapolis Arts Association (NEMAA)and the 17th Annual Art-A-Whirl which is taking place in more than 50 locations throughout Northeast Minneapolis. Art-A-Whirl is a free event that is open to the public. It takes place annually in Northeast Minneapolis on the third weekend of May. Hours for the event are: Friday, May 18th from 5:00-10:00 p.m. Saturday, May 19th from Noon-8:00 p.m. Sunday, May 20th from Noon-5:00 p.m. During the event you are able to tour more than 50 locations such as studio buildings, art galleries, homes, storefronts, businesses, and restaurants all in Northeast Minneapolis.
16th Annual Battle of the Jugbands
From WDSE | Part of the Radio Gallery series | 04:59
This week Radio Gallery spotlights the 16th annual Jug Band Battle which is happening at Amazing Grace Bakery and Café in Canal Park starting at 1pm this Sunday May 27th. Everybody is welcome to go to Amazing Grace Bakery and Cafe in Canal Park and bring their homemade instruments to this Jug Band competition. The winning band will receive the Fish Skinner Trophy and will hold the title for one year, until they have to defend their title the following year. Jug Band instruments include, but are not limited to: homemade wash tub basses, flutes, tin cans and ukeleles. This event will run on Sunday May 27th from 1:00pm - 8:00pm in Canal Park at the Amazing Grace Bakery and Cafe.
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This week Radio Gallery spotlights the 16th annual Jug Band Battle which is happening at Amazing Grace Bakery and Café in Canal Park starting at 1pm this Sunday May 27th. Everybody is welcome to go to Amazing Grace Bakery and Cafe in Canal Park and bring their homemade instruments to this Jug Band competition. The winning band will receive the Fish Skinner Trophy and will hold the title for one year, until they have to defend their title the following year. Jug Band instruments include, but are not limited to: homemade wash tub basses, flutes, tin cans and ukeleles. This event will run on Sunday May 27th from 1:00pm - 8:00pm in Canal Park at the Amazing Grace Bakery and Cafe.
Emma Rustan
From WDSE | 05:19
This week Radio Gallery spotlights artist Emma Rustan who is exhibiting new artwork in Goodbye, Blue Skies which opens at Washington Gallery on Friday, June 8 from 6-9pm. The main feature of Emma's work is a set of paintings devoted to recreating scenes of people from old snapshot photographs that she collects. The paintings are then set in an imaginary landscape that is appropriate to the time of the photograph. Goodbye, Blue Skies will be open on Saturdays and Sundays from 1-5pm, or by appointment, starting June 9 and showing through July 1. The Washington Gallery is located at 315 North Lake Avenue in Duluth.
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Summer Outdoor Arts Events
From WDSE | Part of the Radio Gallery series | 04:06
Summer is here and time to take advantage of the many outdoor arts events in the Twin Ports. This week's Radio Gallery is a summer long tour of the best in weekly art festivals and weekly art in the park events for the whole family. From the Park Point Art Fair all the way through to Pride on Labor Day Weekend, we are your source for outdoor fun with the arts.
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LSCO Concert Series
From WDSE | Part of the Radio Gallery series | 04:41
The Lake Superior Chamber Orchestra is starting off its 26th season with a concert on Wednesday, June 27 at Sacred Heart Music Center in Duluth at 7:30 pm. The concert will feature organist Rachael Kresha who will be performing Francis Poulenc's Concerto for Organ, Timpani, and Strings in G minor on the Felgemaker Organ at Sacred Heart Music Center. There are three other concerts this season and those will be held at UMD's Weber Music Hall.
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Bailey Aro
From WDSE | Part of the Radio Gallery series | 05:15
"Wanderings" is a July exhibit at Pizza Lucé by Bailey Aro that features images of nature and her travels from Duluth to Nepal and many places in between. This exhibit is free and open to the public. The opening reception begins at 7:00 PM on Tuesday, July 3, 2012 at Pizza Lucé, 11 East Superior Street, Duluth, MN 55802. The exhibit will run the whole month of July and all of the images are available for purchase.
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"Wanderings" is a July exhibit at Pizza Lucé by Bailey Aro that features images of nature and her travels from Duluth to Nepal and many places in between. This exhibit is free and open to the public. The opening reception begins at 7:00 PM on Tuesday, July 3, 2012 at Pizza Lucé, 11 East Superior Street, Duluth, MN 55802. The exhibit will run the whole month of July and all of the images are available for purchase.
Adam Swanson
From WDSE | 04:59
This week Radio Gallery spotlights Adam Swanson and his work in the exhibit "Running With Scissors" taking place at the AZ Gallery in St. Paul. Running With Scissors is a group exhibition where each artist was asked to create nine pieces of art while following specific themes for each piece. Those themes are: The Great American Sasquatch, Anthropomorphism, All Things Mechanical, Teddy Bears, Texture, Time Travel, The Color Pink, Subversive Kitsch, and In the Shadows. The exhibit will run from July 5th through July 29th at the AZ Gallery which is located at 308 Prince St. Suite 130 St. Paul, MN 55101.
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This week Radio Gallery spotlights Adam Swanson and his work in the exhibit "Running With Scissors" taking place at the AZ Gallery in St. Paul. Running With Scissors is a group exhibition where each artist was asked to create nine pieces of art while following specific themes for each piece. Those themes are: The Great American Sasquatch, Anthropomorphism, All Things Mechanical, Teddy Bears, Texture, Time Travel, The Color Pink, Subversive Kitsch, and In the Shadows. The exhibit will run from July 5th through July 29th at the AZ Gallery which is located at 308 Prince St. Suite 130 St. Paul, MN 55101.
Chris Monroe
From WDSE | 05:24
This week Radio Gallery spotlights the work of Chris Monroe a local cartoonist, illustrator, and author. The Duluth Art Institute is holding a summer gallery celebration featuring Monroe's work on Thursday July 12th from 5pm-7pm. The Duluth Art Institute is featuring Chris Monroe's work in an exhibit opening Thursday July 12th which will run from 5pm-7pm. Sidewalk chalk, cotton candy, art, and friends will all be part of the evening at the Duluth Art Institute.
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This week Radio Gallery spotlights the work of Chris Monroe a local cartoonist, illustrator, and author. The Duluth Art Institute is holding a summer gallery celebration featuring Monroe's work on Thursday July 12th from 5pm-7pm. The Duluth Art Institute is featuring Chris Monroe's work in an exhibit opening Thursday July 12th which will run from 5pm-7pm. Sidewalk chalk, cotton candy, art, and friends will all be part of the evening at the Duluth Art Institute.
Pat Kruse
From WDSE | Part of the Radio Gallery series | 05:24
This week Radio Gallery spotlights the work of Pat Kruse from the "Mni-Sota - Reflections of Time and Place" exhibit showing at the Tweed Museum of Art. Pat Kruse is a birch bark artist and his work is being shown at the "Mni-Sota - Reflections of Time and Place" exhibit at the Tweed. The Mni-Sota exhibit shows the work of 17 artists and provides examples of how Native American culture can be shown through art. Different pieces in the exhibit can be classified as contemporary or traditional or a combination of both.
This week Radio Gallery spotlights the work of Pat Kruse from the "Mni-Sota - Reflections of Time and Place" exhibit showing at the Tweed Museum of Art. Pat Kruse is a birch bark artist and his work is being shown at the "Mni-Sota - Reflections of Time and Place" exhibit at the Tweed. The Mni-Sota exhibit shows the work of 17 artists and provides examples of how Native American culture can be shown through art. Different pieces in the exhibit can be classified as contemporary or traditional or a combination of both.
"Play Ball!" Big Top Chautauqua
From WDSE | Part of the Radio Gallery series | 05:22
This week Radio Gallery spotlights the new show "Play Ball!" which will be running at Big Top Chautauqua August 2nd and 3rd at 7:30 pm. Tickets are $22 for adults and $11 for kids. Warren Nelson has written a new show all about baseball for Big Top Chautauqua and it will debut on August 2nd at 7:30pm. The show includes 16 original songs written by Nelson, and a few baseball classics as well. The stage is also set to give the audience an authentic baseball experience from the bleachers to the dug-out.
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- "Play Ball!" Big Top Chautauqua
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This week Radio Gallery spotlights the new show "Play Ball!" which will be running at Big Top Chautauqua August 2nd and 3rd at 7:30 pm. Tickets are $22 for adults and $11 for kids. Warren Nelson has written a new show all about baseball for Big Top Chautauqua and it will debut on August 2nd at 7:30pm. The show includes 16 original songs written by Nelson, and a few baseball classics as well. The stage is also set to give the audience an authentic baseball experience from the bleachers to the dug-out.
Cheryl Husby
From WDSE | Part of the Radio Gallery series | 09:38
Cheryl Husby joins host Maija Jenson for a look ahead to the last big Summer Art Fair in Duluth. Art in Bayfront Park, happening Aug 18 & 19 with a beautiful harbor view, family events, musc and many many artists. This is the 3rd annual Art in Bayfront Park and Cheryl Husby and her husband have been there each year with their clay and glass work. The Husby's have their studio together right here in Duluth but enjoy the community of local art fairs like this one.
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Cheryl Husby joins host Maija Jenson for a look ahead to the last big Summer Art Fair in Duluth. Art in Bayfront Park, happening Aug 18 & 19 with a beautiful harbor view, family events, musc and many many artists. This is the 3rd annual Art in Bayfront Park and Cheryl Husby and her husband have been there each year with their clay and glass work. The Husby's have their studio together right here in Duluth but enjoy the community of local art fairs like this one.
Anita Sue Kolman
From WDSE | Part of the Radio Gallery series | 04:17
This fall Radio Gallery is in the field speaking with Minnesota artists in their own spaces, at shows, galleries and in their own studios. This week we are at the gallery of Anita Sue Kolman. We begin at the Anita Sue Kolman Gallery, which is in the Northrup King Building in Minneapolis, showcasing nearly 10 artists when we stopped by. Listen this week as Anita and other artists talk about about opening their studios up to the public. Listen all fall to hear artists from beginners to professionals in their own spaces.
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This fall Radio Gallery is in the field speaking with Minnesota artists in their own spaces, at shows, galleries and in their own studios. This week we are at the gallery of Anita Sue Kolman. We begin at the Anita Sue Kolman Gallery, which is in the Northrup King Building in Minneapolis, showcasing nearly 10 artists when we stopped by. Listen this week as Anita and other artists talk about about opening their studios up to the public. Listen all fall to hear artists from beginners to professionals in their own spaces.
Womens History Month 2013 - 21-piece series
From WDSE | Part of the Womens History Month series series | 21:37
KUMD brings you another year of daily segments for every weekday in March. Honoring Women of Minnesota who contribute to the advancement of women everywhere.
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KUMD brings you another year of daily segments for every weekday in March. Honoring Women of Minnesota who contribute to the advancement of women everywhere. Produced at KUMD by Maija Jenson and Hannah Maertz. Funded by the Minnesota Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund.
2013 Duluth Film Festival
From WDSE | Part of the Radio Gallery series | 02:57
The 4th Annual Duluth Superior Film Festival runs May 29-June 2 and every year is better than the last. Started as Sound Unseen and yet to expand to Superior, this local gem of an event has so much to offer. Movie stars, director talks, local shorts and amazing independent films.
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- 2013 Duluth Film Festival
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This week Radio Gallery spotlights just a few of the interesting events in the festival like: "Crispin Hellion Glover's Big Slide Show" 8pm on Saturday night with the man himself doing dramatic readings with his slideshow, and on Sunday June 2 the big festival event is an "Iron Will" reunion screening and reception at 5:30 pm at The Underground (at The Depot). Filmed in and around Duluth, there are likely many locals who were in or a part of the making of this film. The star Mackenzie Astin also will be in attendance and the train cars from the film will be on hand to tour. Films show through Sunday at Zinema 2, Teatro Zuccone, Sons of Norway and more. Festival headquarters are in the Zeitgeist Atrium. Follow the link below for a full festival film list and screening times.
Anne Labovitz
From WDSE | Part of the Radio Gallery series | 04:24
UMD's Tweed Museum of Art opens a new show this week, "Composite Portraits" by Anne Labovitz, up through August 11. Reception is Thurs. 5-8pm
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Radio Gallery sits down with the artist before her big opening at the Tweed. She shares some of the ideas behind her wood block print series and about the intense processes that went into creating this large scale work. Anne Labovitz: Composite Portraits opens at The Tweed Museum of Art and Anne will be on hand to chat about her work.
Zach Kerola: Music Photographer
From WDSE | Part of the Radio Gallery series | 04:38
Zach Kerola is a musician who picked has up a camera as his new ax and never looked back. He is still working with music, shooting bands, concerts and having a great time doing it. He also shoots landscape, nature, portraits and dic golf. He shares with Radio Gallery bits about his time in Jay Cooke State Park, of the solitude and peace of shooting in nature. The "Zach Kerola Photography" website has great samples of his varied photo genres, but you can see some great prints in person at the Duluth Coffee Company this summer, his work is up through August.
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- Zach Kerola: Music Photographer
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Zach Kerola is a musician who picked has up a camera as his new ax and never looked back. He is still working with music, shooting bands, concerts and having a great time doing it. He also shoots landscape, nature, portraits and dic golf. He shares with Radio Gallery bits about his time in Jay Cooke State Park, of the solitude and peace of shooting in nature. The "Zach Kerola Photography" website has great samples of his varied photo genres, but you can see some great prints in person at the Duluth Coffee Company this summer, his work is up through August.
Photographer Bradford Kissell
From WDSE | Part of the Radio Gallery series | 04:57
Eden Prairie based photographer Bradford Kissell joins Radio Gallery to speak about his work in digital infrared photography, and his ideas about being able to capture the essence of a scene in a single image. He also shares his story about the path he took from being a photojournalist to working with digital infrared photography. Kissell has an exhibit on display titled "715nm – Digital Infrared Photography by Bradford Kissell." The exhibit is taking place at Hopkins Center for the Arts from June 15–July 28, 2013. Hopkins Center of the Arts is located at 1111 Mainstreet, Hopkins, MN 55343.
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- Photographer Bradford Kissell
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Eden Prairie based photographer Bradford Kissell joins Radio Gallery to speak about his work in digital infrared photography, and his ideas about being able to capture the essence of a scene in a single image. He also shares his story about the path he took from being a photojournalist to working with digital infrared photography. Kissell has an exhibit on display titled "715nm – Digital Infrared Photography by Bradford Kissell." The exhibit is taking place at Hopkins Center for the Arts from June 15–July 28, 2013. Hopkins Center of the Arts is located at 1111 Mainstreet, Hopkins, MN 55343.
Duluth Painter - Carla Hamilton
From WDSE | Part of the Radio Gallery series | 04:42
Carla Hamilton is displaying her work in an exhibit titled "Euphoric Recall" which is on display at Washington Gallery through July 28th. She joins Radio Gallery this week to discuss her multi-material work, and the influence she gained from spending time abroad in Germany. Her work consists of repurposing discarded items in order to give them a new meaning. Hamilton's work provides a new perspective on old items, and opens the eyes of the audience to an alternate understanding of what art can be. "Euphoric Recall" will be open on Saturdays and Sundays from 1-5pm through July 28. at Washington Gallery, which is located at 315 North Lake Avenue in Duluth.
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- Duluth Painter - Carla Hamilton
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Carla Hamilton is displaying her work in an exhibit titled "Euphoric Recall" which is on display at Washington Gallery through July 28th. She joins Radio Gallery this week to discuss her multi-material work, and the influence she gained from spending time abroad in Germany. Her work consists of repurposing discarded items in order to give them a new meaning. Hamilton's work provides a new perspective on old items, and opens the eyes of the audience to an alternate understanding of what art can be. "Euphoric Recall" will be open on Saturdays and Sundays from 1-5pm through July 28. at Washington Gallery, which is located at 315 North Lake Avenue in Duluth.
Women's History month promos 2014
From WDSE | Part of the Womens History Month series series | :47
Here are two promos for the 21 piece women's history month series. Both promos are under 30 seconds. the text and music is different on each spot.
They have room at the end for a tag e.g. "Weekday mornings at 7 & 11 on 1033 KUMD"
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- Women's History month promos 2014
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Here are two promos for the 21 piece women's history month series. Both promos are under 30 seconds. the text and music is different on each spot.
They have room at the end for a tag e.g. "Weekday mornings at 7 & 11 on 1033 KUMD"
2015 Women's History Month - Minnesota Series 22 segments
From WDSE | Part of the Womens History Month series series | 23:40
We are sharing a 22 piece series of 1 minute segments honoring Minnesota women who lead, create and inspire, to air each weekday in March. We have chosen women who have paved the way other women, whose daily work inspires compassion and creativity in all of us.
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Having honored over 100 women in this series - this is again a fresh list of fantastic and accomplished women who have served the women of our state directly with their work or as a role model for being awesome!
We air our segments twice daily - each weekday in March. I hope your listeners enjoy this series.
Feel free to share the segments on your website too as well as airing the series. Please share any feedback you get with us at kumd@kumd.org
Minnesota Women’s History Month 2015 from KUMD Duluth Public Radio
March 2-6
3/2 Nellie Stone Johnson, 1st African American elected to office in Mpls
3/3 Sandy Spieler, Artistic Director at Heart of the Beast Theatre
3/4 Linda Grover, Author, UMD American Indian Studies professor
3/5 Mary Ness, Retired St. Louis County social worker
3/6 Caroline Smith, Minnesota indie folk/rock musician
March 9-13
3/10 Emily Larson, Duluth City Council Chairwoman
3/11 Lizzo, Minnesota hip-hop artist
3/12 Milma Lappala, Virginia & Alango Unitarian Church founder/minister
3/13 Shannon Miller - UMD Women’s Ice-Hockey Coach
March 16-20
3/16 Vicki Hansen - UMD Geological Science Professor
3/17 Jenna Soleo-Shanks- Professor in Department of Theatre at UMD
3/18 Nevada Littlewolf Director for Women’s Leadership Works, City councilwoman
3/19 Leonore Baeumler, Social Worker & Baeumler-Kaplan foundation
3/20 Greta Bergstrom, Communications Director “Take Action MN”
March 23-27
3/23 Chris Monroe, Artist, Illustrator & Children’s Author
3/24 Susan Neis, Cornerstone Advocacy Group, retired Executive Director
3/25 Diane Rauschenfels - UMD professor of Education Administration
3/26 Tina Smith – New MN Lieutenant Governor
3/27 Haley Bonar Independent Minnesota musician
March 30-31
3/30 Mary Asmus - Duluth Assistant City Attorney - The Duluth Model
3/31 Winona LaDuke – Environmental Activist with “Honor the Earth”