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Illo Minn Panel Discussion
Thursday, February 25, 6 p.m.
Please join us this Thursday from 6:00 to 7:30 p.m.
for the Illo Minn: Volume Two panel discussion.
The discussion is in conjunction with the Illo Minn
exhibition which features the commercial and original
artwork of active Minnesota illustrators.
Panel Participants
Andy Powell, Moderator
Nancy Carlson
DC Ice
Eric Hanson
Adam Turman
Exhibition Sponsor
Cover Illustration
Andy Powell
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http://www.flickr.com/photos/cva_edu/sets/72157623322123881/
Illo Minn Munny Auction
Thursday, February 18
Twenty-eight illustrated one of a kind Munny dolls
will be sold in a silent auction during this Thursday’s
Illo Minn opening reception. Doors open at 6:00
p.m. and the bidding closes at 7:30 p.m. Auction
proceeds benefit the CVA Scholarship Fund.
Illo Minn: Volume Two is a biennial exhibition. The
2010 exhibition features the work of commercially
active Minnesota illustrators. Each illustrator will
exhibit a printed illustration with original artwork in
addition to their Munny doll.
View Munny Image Gallery on Fickr
Exhibition Sponsor
Reception
Thursday, February 18, 6 – 8 p.m.
Munny Auction
During the reception, closes at 7:30 p.m.
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SATURDAY FEBRUARY 13TH
Girls, with special guests, Boys
(a valentine’s sequel)
@ Umber Studios
3109 E. 42nd St.
Minneapolis
8pm / free
The big V-Day is often a date scorned lovers and singletons avoid like the plague. But this year – on the eve of Valentine’s Day – art is here to save you. Like an art version of the Sadie Hawkins dance, tonight’s V-Day exhibit features four local lady artists and their four chosen counterpart boy artists. With femininely scratchy art from DC Ice, antler-ridden fragilities from Jessica Helvey, tender thread and thimble entwined art by Rebecca Sullivan and grotesque, circus-themed imagery from Torey Bonar. And special guest boys Tim Dieterle, Lucas Gluesenkamp, Joel Schwarz and David Ekdahl. Wearing pink and red isn’t required for tonight’s opening – but we think it would make for an adorable visual addition!
Click HERE for this art event and more at mplsart.com
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http://www.secretsofthecity.com/events/186987
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http://www.letoilemagazine.blogspot.com/
FRIDAY DECEMBER 11TH
Sinister But Sweet // new art by DC Ice
@ Nicademus Art & Framing
225 N. Snelling Ave.
St. Paul
6-11 pm/ free
Much like those Sour Patch Kids commercials, St. Paul-based artist, DC Ice, knows when to be “sour” and when to be sweet. One of Twin Cities’ brightest and most promising young artists, DC’s creations extend the umbrella of illustrative art to include such eclectic mediums as paintings, cover art, fashion, toys, 3D pieces and recently a children’s book. As her tag line and tonight’s show title suggest, her work is often dark and mischievous, but with playful characteristics saturated by whimsical color schemes. Join the artist and view her latest delightfully sinister pieces. Also get your mitts on new vintage-inspired hair clips by DC Ice while enjoying cupcakes and ‘nog!
Click HERE for the Nicademus site
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Spiked eggnog, cupcakes and “Sinister but Sweet” art will be served up at Nicademus Art this Friday from 6-11pm. Nicademus is located at: 225 Snelling Ave N, St. Paul, MN 55104. Hope to see you Friday!
xxoodc
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Nick and I hunted ghosts at the Stanley Hotel in Estes Park, CO this weekend with THE Ghost Hunters from the SyFy channel… It was as cool at is sounds. Unless it sounds like we are ghost nerds, in which case you can suck it.
with Grant
Stanley Hotel
& there were mountains too.
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A few new friends will be with me at AZ gallery on October 9, 10 & 11th for the Art Crawl. I’d like to formally introduce you to…
Esther Maude Krause
Lily "who drowned in a lake"
Edgar, the swimming coach
Ms. Bugsey (no relation)
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