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Writer and design maven Jake Nassif profiles Minnesota-based font guru Chank Diesel with an engaging look into the strange (and strangely compelling) world of modern typography.
This week's poem, "Coffee Place Elegy" by Colin McDonald, was selected to be a What Light winner by poet Deborah Bernhardt.
This perceptive, charming story by Christine Columbus was selected to be a miniStories winning short by Dara Moskowitz Grumdahl.
TIC founder and writer Alison Morse offers a portrait of an up-and-coming young Palabrista, Magdalena Kaluza. They talk about social justice, her recent splash in the local lit scene, and about the power of poetry to build bridges.
Author Marya Hornbacher offers eloquent personal testimony to the mystery that lies at the heart of the theater's transformational powers, for performers and audiences alike.
Take a break from the snow and head to sunny Florida, by way of artist Sean Smuda's day-by-day diary of the recent goings-on at the must-see contemporary art festival of the year, Art Basel in Miami.
Britt Aamodt gives you the lowdown on this year's MNTV line-up, an annual showcase of the best new short films made by local talent, presented by IFP, the Walker, Intermedia Arts and TPT, all broadcast through this month on public television.
Andy Sturdevant offers his reflections on the peculiarly Minnesotan virtues of Chris Larson's new show at the RAC, with an eclectic, engaging essay on the artist's effective use of both "a plenitude of lumber" and old-fashioned Lutheran grit.
Freelance designer Karen Kopacz (proprietor of Design for the Arts and founder of "Mental Contagion") offers her hard-won tips for crafting a freelance business that works for you.