Duluth Art Institute plans for year of continuity amid change
The nonprofit will be leaving its longtime galleries in the St. Louis County Depot, but is searching for new space — and continuing programming at its Lincoln Park building.
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The nonprofit will be leaving its longtime galleries in the St. Louis County Depot, but is searching for new space — and continuing programming at its Lincoln Park building.
Also this week: a new BOLD-choice Theatre production, Sax-Zim Bog BRRRRdathon, Brave Art Youth Exhibition at AICHO, "Steffl in Steffl" at the Duluth Art Institute and a memoir by Eddy Gilmore.
“The school board discussed and unanimously agreed Superintendent (Mark) Jenson to be highly effective getting his daily tasks and additional goals (completed),” Chair John Steffl said.
Commissioners voted in favor of allowing the DAI until May 1 to move out of its space at the Depot.
From the column: "The decision appears to be driven by money and seems to stem from an ignorance of the importance of the exhibition spaces to professional artists in our region."