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SUMMARY:Student Juried Art Show at CSB-SJU
DESCRIPTION:The College of St. Benedict and St. John’s University is presenting a Student Juried Art show called “@Art.” \nIt’s a celebration of the creativity and innovative spirit of the student body in this juried exhibit. It features artwork in a range of mediums and will feature to two & three dimensional work as well as video submissions. More than 30 student artists were selected for the show. \nThe @ART exhibition opens Friday\, January 29th at CSB Gorecki Gallery and will be on view through March 18th. \n**There is a with a reception and awards ceremony on Saturday\, February 12th from 5- 7 p.m. The award winning student artists will be announced at 6 p.m. \n\nRadio: We have a link to more details at KVSC.org\, visit the Area Events page.
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SUMMARY:Whit Gallery Exhibit: Beautiful Strange
DESCRIPTION:The Whit Gallery in downtown St. Cloud is featuring an exhibit called “Beautiful Strange.” \nIt features the art of Richard Wehrs from Peoria\, Illinios. He creates faces and figures out of clay that are colorful\, whimsical characters are sometimes cute\, sometimes creepy\, and often a blend of the two. \nWehrs finds his inspiration from a variety of sources\, ranging from 1960s and 1970s B-movies\, with space aliens and other creatures\, to real-life recollections of growing up in Minnesota.  The exhibit also features the work of Nicholas Harper. \nHarper is an award-winning artist from Minneapolis and he refers to his personal artistic style as magical realism. Perhaps most well-known for his signature portraits of women with long necks\, Harper infuses each painting with the potential for story-telling\, metaphor and allegory. \nThe exhibit is on view during gallery hours through March 12th. \n\nRadio: We have a link to more details at KVSC.org on the Area Events page. \n*Harper’s gallery work will be complete on March 5.
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SUMMARY:Belle Prairie Seminary: Formal Education in Indian Country in the New Minnesota Territory
DESCRIPTION:The Morrison County Historical Society is hosting the event Belle Prairie Seminary: Formal Education in Indian Country in the New Minnesota Territory. \nLinda Louise Bryan is an independent scholar with an focus on Belle Prairie\, the village just north of Little Falls that was founded at the time Minnesota Territory was also founded. The lives and times of the founding Ayers family are the subject of her  research into the complicated history of Ojibwe country in Minnesota and Wisconsin in the mid-19th Century. Bryan will discuss the Ayer school at Belle Prairie and its place within the larger history of white settlement\, certain protestant missions\, Winnebago and Ojibwe treaties\, and the waning Indian trade. \nThe presentatation is at the Weyerhaeuser Memorial Museum on Friday\, March 5th starting at 10:30 a.m. This event is free and open to the public\, though pre-registration is required. Both in-person and Zoom options are available. \n\nRadio: We have more details at KVSC.org\, visit the Area Events  page. \nThe Charles A. Weyerhaeuser Memorial Museum\, 2151 Lindbergh Dr S\, Little Falls MN\, 56345 or via Zoom.\nFree\, but registration is required. Call (320)632-4007 or email staff@morrisoncountyhistory.org to register. \nMasks required at the in-person event.
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