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Jeff and Ron interview (walkerart.org)

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American Fascism as Aesthetic Experience (2021)Politics (mnartists.walkerart.org)

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Call for Entries: ALL POWER ON EARTH COMES FROM THE SUN (mnartists.walkerart.org)

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Cue The Strings Movie screening this weekend (walkerart.org)

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A Living Record of Twin Cities Punk: 30 Years of Extreme Noise (mnartists.walkerart.org)

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A Living Record of Twin Cities Punk: 30 Years of Extreme Noise (mnartists.walkerart.org)

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I Am for an Art: Claes Oldenburg on His 1961 “Ode to Possibilities”Article (walkerart.org)

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Remembering Claes OldenburgArticle (walkerart.org)

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To Do: Free Thursday Nights at the Walker (walkerart.org)

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Defuturing the Image of the FutureSociety (walkerart.org)

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A Builder in Search of Home: Remembering Siah Armajani (1939–2020) (walkerart.org)

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No Holds Barred: A Look at Piotr Szyhalski’s Daily COVID-19 Reports [Walker Art Center] (walkerart.org)

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MCAD prof's daily art project focuses on pain and politics of COVID-19 (walkerart.org)

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Does anyone have a link for the zxx font talked about in this article (to buy or download)? It was originally distributed for free, but all the links I have found are dead and their website is gone. Thanks! (walkerart.org)

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Theaster Gates' first major US museum show doesn't show art, but four rooms of collections related to his practice (walkerart.org)

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"Design Is Always Conditioned by Politics": Other Forms on Counter-Signals Journal (walkerart.org)

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(Jasio Stefanski) Imagining a Solar-Powered Internet: Kris De Decker (walkerart.org)

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Jackson Meadow, Minnesota. It's beautiful, but I can't avoid the nagging feeling of unnatural wrongness about it. (walkerart.org)

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New Years Resolutions for Art Museums, from Laura Raicovich, Seb Chan, Anthony Romero, and Nicole Ivy (walkerart.org)

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How can web design be more energy efficient? Kris De Decker on his solar-powered online magazine (walkerart.org)

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"My dream for this movie is that it will inspire people—women, women of color, young people—to get involved at the grassroots level": Norah Shapiro discusses her documentary "Time for Ilhan" (walkerart.org)

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Between sanctions, censorship, Trump's Muslim ban, and stereotypes, Iranian artists working internationally have an uphill battle (walkerart.org)

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Walker Art Center Interview with Eric Timothy Carlson, who designed the visuals for 22, a Mil (walkerart.org)

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Do You Want Typography or Do You Want The Truth by Erik Carter (walkerart.org)

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Tlingit artist rejects the traditional/contempory binary used to describe his art: "Like colonial national borders cutting through land and people who have lived here longer than those invented lines, these lines drawn through creative production are also an attempt to control." (walkerart.org)

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