grief Archives – Mn Artists

1A.P. Looze, I Can See The Sky. Photo: Bruce Silcox.

Performing Arts

8-30-2024

32 Mutations for A.P. Looze’s
I Can See The Sky

Elisabeth Workman

1Heather M. Cole, Landscape, 2024. Courtesy the artist.

Moving Image Visual Art

5-8-2024

Grief, Play, and Gleaning at the End of Empire: On Used

Elisabeth Workman

1Alison Bergblom Johnson, Two, 2019.

Literature Visual Art

12-12-2023

Long Live the Disabled Artist, Long Live the Disabled Artist(s)

Alison Bergblom Johnson

1Anne Labovitz, Will to Meaning, 2023. Courtesy the artist.

6-30-2023

The Alchemy of Holding Change in The Nexus of Well-Being and Art

Nicole Asong Nfonoyim-Hara

1View of the exhibition between friends, 2022. Courtesy David Petersen Gallery.

12-5-2022

between friends: On Mourning, Mirrors, and Togetherness in Extraordinary Times

Christina Schmid

1Ben Moren, Reference Ecosystem: Lost 40, 2021. Courtesy of the artist.

6-10-2022

Ghost Pines: The Haunted Forests of a Machine Learning Dataset

Everest Pipkin

1Nailah Taman, Not Collaging #1, 2022.

2-16-2022

What I’m Doing When I’m Not Writing

Aegor Ray

1Behind Environmental Wood Recycling, wildfire haze obscures the St. Paul skyline. Photo: Bade Turgut.

9-24-2021

What Can’t Be Buried: Unearthing Revival Field

Mike Curran

1Rosy Simas, yödoishëndahgwa’geh (a place for rest), 2021. Image courtesy All My Relations Arts.

Moving Image Performing Arts Visual Art

9-18-2021

Circular Healing

Juleana Enright

1The author and her father. Photo by Ezra Olson.

Literature Performing Arts

8-13-2021

The Smell of Paradox and the Disequilibrium of Loss

Kaya Lovestrand

Performing Arts

6-4-2021

Imaginary Conversations with Mary Overlie

Erin Search-Wells

1Zines at the Tretter Collection, September 2018. Image courtesy of the Tretter Collection.

Design Literature Performing Arts Visual Art

5-19-2021

Let the Record Show: Lessons for Artists in Movements

Aegor Ray