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Wet Paint: Frank Ocean Moves Into a Storied Studio Building, Hong Kong Hits Dealers With New Quarantines, & More Art-World Gossip What artist made a video for the new Balenciaga campaign? Who's the latest mega-dealer to open a gallery in Palm Beach? Read on for answers. Frank Ocean out and about in Manhattan in April 2019. (Photo by Robert Kamau/GC Images) Every week, Artnet News brings you Wet Paint, a gossip column of original scoops reported and written by Nate Freeman. If you have a tip, email Nate at [email protected]   For the last two decades a Chinatown building on  Canal Street,...

Minnesota has a lot of cool places you should totally check out. There are so many...where do we even start? I made a list of 25 places every Minnesotan should checkout in their lifetime. These are must-see places that deserve to be on your bucket list. How many of these places have you been to?

Corrections: Jan. 31, 2021 Jan. 30, 2021 ARTS & LEISURE A picture caption with an article last Sunday about the drama “The Dig” referred imprecisely to the helmet shown. It was a reconstruction of what the original Anglo-Saxon helmet might have looked like, not the original. An article on Jan. 17 about the Kids of Survival art collective omitted the name of a presenter of a workshop with Studio K.O.S. It was presented by the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis and Art Resources Transfer, not just the Walker Art Center. SUNDAY STYLES An article last Sunday about Robert Bigelow and his financ...

Mike Ayers's book 'One Last Song: Conversations on Life, Death, and Music.' (Jay Gabler/MPR) When I first started at Minnesota Public Radio, I worked at both The Current and our sister station, Classical MPR. Multiple times even during the few years I worked at the classical station, we heard from grateful listeners who reported that when family members were literally on their deathbeds, they chose to have Classical MPR playing as a final soundtrack. What would your final soundtrack be? In researching his book One Last Song (buy now), Mike Ayers learned to phrase the question ...

Copy shortlink: Live music If you're one of those people who won't be completely over the pandemic until you're crammed into a crowd of thousands of sweaty people spilling beer over each other while some band performs onstage — any band at this point! — then the most realistic target to set your sights on is September. That's when America's biggest festival, Bonnaroo (a bellwether for the touring industry), has been rescheduled. Locally, that's when First Avenue staff says it's booking its biggest swath of shows, including outdoor gigs. We may see other sporadic ou...