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New artists, studios join Art Leap 2022 - Vimarsana News

New artists, studios join Art Leap 2022

This year’s Art Leap offers 24 locations in Hubbard and Becker counties, highlighting more than 90 local and regional artists.

Renowned Minnesota artist seeks community help to finish Walter Mondale portrait - Vimarsana News

Renowned Minnesota artist seeks community help to finish Walter Mondale portrait

As lawmakers, friends and family gathered to memorialize former Vice President Walter Mondale, portrait artist Mark Balma continued work on a portrait of the iconic Minnesotan that will hang in the History Center upon completion.

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Colin Powell's death: Minnesota remembers the four-star general - Vimarsana News

Colin Powell's death: Minnesota remembers the four-star general

Flags at all state buildings are at half-staff on Monday as many Minnesotans remember the life of General Colin Powell, after his death from COVID-19 complications.

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Portrait of legendary Vikings coach Bud Grant presented to historical society - Vimarsana News

Portrait of legendary Vikings coach Bud Grant presented to historical society

A Vikings legend is now officially a part of Minnesota's history as a portrait of retired coach Bud Grant was presented to the Minnesota Historical Society on Wednesday.

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Artist goes back in time to paint 'Women of Faith' portraits - Vimarsana News

Artist goes back in time to paint 'Women of Faith' portraits

Artist goes back in time to paint 'Women of Faith' portraits EUAN KERR, Minnesota Public Radio News Apr 30, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Minnesota artist Mark Balma is drawing on ancient techniques to create three huge frescoes for a church in Italy. He planned to do the work on site, but the pandemic intervened. As he faced a modern challenge, he turned to an approach developed more than 2,000 years ago. When the coronavirus halted international travel, a friend offered Balma the use of an undeveloped atrium in a new building in Uptown Minneapolis. The ventilation system i...

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