Every fall, the arts nonprofit, lodged in a towering grain elevator, invites creators to engage in a “terrible takeover” of its galleries. On Saturday night, the gathering segues into a
The arts park invites families to improvise a tall, collaborative sculpture by knotting colorful swatches. If captivated, head back November 10 to go horizontal with a woven canopy.
The timing couldn’t be better to catch the irreverent successors of the Capitol Steps (1981-2020). These “equal-opportunity offenders” promise song parodies and assorted “foolish reflections.”
Indigenous artist Jeffrey Gibson takes over Building 5 (big as a football field) to showcase reconceived Ghost Dance regalia, a “two spirit” video tribute and more.
The widely published illustrator has been capturing “changemakers” since the ‘80s, and this cache serendipitously includes a vice-president who might be up for a promotion.
Enliven your holiday shopping with a selection of designer wreaths, garlands, amaryllis, succulents, terraria—a horticultural cornucopia.
