Twenty figurative artists share works featuring “a spectrum of lived experiences—joy, intimacy, reverie, danger, tension” in exhibition ‘Skilled Labor: Black Realism in Detroit.’
The Oglala Lakota artist from South Dakota has been touring the country, while connecting back with his roots through community events and music festivals in the state.
It’s OK if you don’t own binoculars—just bring your peepers, a skyward gaze and your authentic self.
In North Dakota and Minnesota, a new generation continues a centuries-old tradition.
The social enterprise Route 1 is going to operate a farm in a refurbished shipping container to offer healthy food options for local community members.
The Podolls grow all of the seed they sell, a distinct fact for a seed company, and make sure the seeds are well-adapted to the practices and environment of gardeners in the Upper Midwest.
These six organizations in Minneapolis and St. Paul highlight the connection between creativity and community togetherness.
Zach Van Harris Jr. is ensuring African American stories aren’t left out of South Dakota’s past — or its future.
Afnan Isleem Algharabli of Balady Stitch and Jenin Yaseen of Sr7aneh are stitching the Palestinian traditions of the past to a new generation for the future.
Co-founders Aisha Blake and Ben Lippi opened the store to create an inclusive community — and a little cooperative competition — for new, casual and diehard tabletop players.