Duluth Artist Carla Hamilton's a solo show called “Minnesota Nice” is up for one more week at Prøve Gallery, welcoming visitors to stop in during the Downtown Duluth Arts Walk on Friday, Sept. 28. Hamilton's exhibit has brought a fresh voice inviting the audience to examine their cultural constructs and social discomfort that create and sustain disparity and inequality through collage, film and more. Seek out this experiential exhibit to discover how commonalities and differences mold your

The Museum of Russian Art in Minneapolis has a stunning solo show up for one more week, Faces of Change; Artistic Expression by Natalia Berglund. Originally from Belarus, Berglund has produced a vibrant multi-layered exhibit of paintings and mixed-media portraiture. She joins us on Radio Gallery to share more about the iconic inspirations for her from women in fashion to Soviet propaganda. You can see the Faces of Change at the Museum of Russian Art at 5500 Stevens Ave. South, in Minneapolis

The Museum of Russian Art in Minneapolis has an stunning solo show up for one more week, Faces of Change; Artistic Expression by Natalia Berglund. Originally from Belarus, Berglund has produced a vibrant multi-layered exhibit of paintings and mixed-media portraiture. She joins us on Radio Gallery to share more about the iconic inspirations for her from women in fashion to Soviet propaganda. You can see the Faces of Change at the Museum of Russian Art at 5500 Stevens Ave. South, in Minneapolis

The week-long 2018 Plein Air Grand Marais painting festival kicks off Friday, Sept., 7. An annual mecca for painters across Minnesota, this year touts lectures, exhibits and additional workshops open to anyone, not only competing artists. This year, over 70 painters are competing for honors in quick paint, best in show and other categories, submitting a number of works from their week spent painting on the North Shore. Duluth painter and founder of the Great Lakes Fine Art Academy, Jeffery T.

This weekend is the Duluth Superior Pride Festival, four days of celebrating the rich LGBT community in the Northland. Thursday is the Duluth Mayor's reception at The Depot and Friday evening Zeitgeist hosts the DS Pride Exhibition with a reception at 7 p.m. The Pride Exhibit includes work from 11 local artists and will be on display through September. We spoke with local artists Janelle Turner Miller and Stacie Renee of Warrior Printress, an independent printing company in Duluth. The

This Sunday, an experiment in art opens in the Free Range Barn in Wrenshall, Minnesota. Successful Duluth artists Cecilia Ramon and Kathy McTavish stretch their creativity in the experimental lab that is, the Free Range Trials. McTaish is a coder, composer and multi media artist, while Ramon is a visual artist, meditation practitioner and UMD art teacher. This is an exciting pairing as these women are cutting new paths in media, mixed media and mindfulness in art. The public is invited to a

The Haines brothers, originally from Mt. Iron, Minnesota, are bringing their documentary film, Saving Brinton, to Duluth this Thursday, August 16 for a one time showing event.

This Saturday, August 11, is the 5th Annual Lake Superior Art Festival at Brighton Beach. Over 70 local and regional artists will be sharing their work on the beautiful shore of Lake Superior in Duluth. Local artists Allison and Jonathan Metzger are returning to the festival for their 3rd year.

"Salvaged Medium" is a stunning array of North Shore scenic paintings from Jamie Harper, on display at Pizza Luce in Duluth. His work is up through the end of August with a reception happening on Wednesday, August 1, 7-9 p.m. at Pizza Luce, located on the corner of Lake Avenue and Superior Street in Duluth. Harper, who lives and works in Winona Minnesota, joins us on Radio Gallery to talk about discovering the arts after college, his path to recycled materials his connections to Duluth. Both a

Social commentary is not foreign to Prøve Gallery shows, and their new exhibit brings a fresh voice inviting the audience to examine their cultural constructs and social discomfort that create and sustain disparity and inequality. Duluth Artist Carla Hamilton returns to the space with a solo show called “Minnesota Nice” with collage, film and more. Seek out this experiential exhibit to discover how commonalities and differences mold your social norms, assumptions and assess your “Minnesota Nice.