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Despite a tumultuous past year for the community, the Bemidji Sculpture Walk has come into its 22nd consecutive year, bringing with it continued support of local businesses and tourism, as well as more Native American inclusivity and modern upgrades.
New sculptures adorn Park Rapids New sculptures in Red Bridge Park and throughout downtown Park Rapids showcase the talents of local artists for a fourth year. Written By: Lorie R. Skarpness | 5:52 pm, May 25, 2021 × Hands-on art is part of the fun of the sculpture walk. Deklyn Weasner, 6, and Cristina Weasner, 5, checked out Paul Albright's work "Hidden Treasure" at Red Bridge Park Saturday. (Lorie Skarpness/Enterprise) Some of the artists were on hand at Saturday’s gathering at the park to share a little about their art. The 13 new sculptures recentl...
Art related events going on around the community Written By: Pioneer Staff Report | 7:40 am, Mar. 13, 2021 × Anishinaabe Arts Initiative seeks applicants BEMIDJI -- The Anishinaabe Arts Initiative Fellowship is now accepting applications to provide funding to Native American artists to fuel their art. Applicants must be from the surrounding counties including Beltrami, Clearwater, Hubbard, Mahnomen, Lake of the Woods, Becker, Roseau, Cass or Itasca. The goal of the AAI Fellowship Program is to assist the region’s most talented Native American artists in furthering and innovating...