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Friday, May 10 - Saturday, May 25, 2013

SANDRA BAINES & MARION ANGELICA: Impressions

Sandy and Marion's last show at Homewood Studios closed on the day the tornado passed within a block of the gallery. We trust this year's show will be as exciting, but for different reasons.

Since then Sandy has traveled to Iceland and Marion to New Mexico. They report their new work is full of influences from those places.

Opening Reception: Friday, May 10th from 6p to 9p

Gallery Talk: Thursday, May 23rd beginning at 7p

Closing Party: Saturday, May 25th from 1p to 4p

Friday, May 31 - Saturday, June 22, 2013

LARRY RISSER: The Park: Soul of the City

Our longtime friend from teaching English in the Minneapolis Public Schools, Larry Risser, is a wonderful photographer with a kind, gentle and incisive eye. He has agreed to show some of his photographs for a while in our gallery and we are honored to show them.

Opening Reception - Friday, May 31st from 6p to 9p

Gallery Talk - Tuesday, June 4th beginning at 7p

Friday, June 7, 2013

NORTHSIDE FILM CLASSICS

After a tantalizing trial run last winter, Northside Film Classics returns for a three-month series this summer.

Curated by our neighbors and good friends, Martine and Gayle Smaller, the most edifying part of viewing these films together in the gallery is the thoughtful and often surprising discussion which follows each showing.

This month: Devil in a Blue Dress, staring Denzel Washington as Walter Mosely's casual detective character, Easy Rawlins.

Film begins at 7p. Requested donation $3 to defray popcorn and juice expenses.

Monday, July 1 - Wednesday, July 31, 2013

THE NORTHSIDE COLLECTS ART

     

Our good friends and regular gallery patrons, Roberta Jones and Debra Stone, suggested a show looking at issues informing the purchase of art by "regular folk," our neighbors and community members. They will curate this show, with us, and will facilitate two gallery talks - one by the collectors themselves and one by the collected artists.

Stay tuned for further details...

Opening Reception - Friday, July 11th from 6p to 9p

Gallery Talk (collectors) - Tuesday, July 16th beginning at 7p

Gallery Talk (artists) - Tuesday, July 30 beginning at 7p

Monday, July 8, 2013

IMPROVISED MUSIC AT HOMEWOOD STUDIOS

Milo Fine (drum set [bowed cymbals], orchestra chimes, B flat/E flat clarinets) / Davu Seru (cello) / Charles Gillett (guitar) / Viv Corringham (voice) / Elaine Evans (violin) / Daniel Furuta (cello)/Sam Wildenauer (bass)

Sound searching begins at 7p. Suggested donation $5-$10.

Friday, July 12, 2013

NORTHSIDE FILM CLASSICS

The second in our summer series, Miller's Crossing, will be presented on Friday, July 12th beginning at 7p.

This Cohen Brothers American gangster film concerns a power struggle between two rival gangs and how the protagonist, Tom Reagan (Gabriel Byrne), plays both sides off each other. As usual, a lively conversation about the film and the issues it raises will follow.

Suggested donation $3 to defray popcorn and juice expenses. Everyone welcome.

Saturday, July 13, 2013

TALKABOUT

Julie Landsman invites Bill Cottman to join her for a conversation about the process of selecting music references for the new novel she is working on.

Both Julie and Bill have made earlier appearances at TalkAbout, so audiences will be familiar with each of them. Together they should offer quite a lovely discussion.

More specific details anon...

Friday, August 9, 2013

NORTHSIDE FILM CLASSICS

The final film in our summer series, the classic On The Waterfront, will be presented at 7p on Friday, August 9th.

Arguably the film which launched Marlon Brando as a big star, the story this film tells fits well into the conversation initiated by the two earlier films in the series, namely what place does crime hold in allowing various segments of American culture to achieve respectability?.

Film begins at 7p. Suggested donation $3 to defray popcorn and juice expenses. Bring a friend.

Friday, August 16 - Saturday, September 14, 2013

Homewood Studios Artists Group Show

After their successful group show, AWARE?, in November 2012, the Homewood Studios artists decided to make this kind of show an annual event.

The artists are in preliminary conversations now about a theme and a direction for the show. More news soon...

Opening Reception - Saturday, August 17th from 6p to 9p

Gallery Talk - Tuesday, August 20 beginning at 7p

Monday, September 9, 2013

IMPROVISED MUSIC AT HOMEWOOD STUDIOS

Milo Fine (electronic piano, B flat/alto clarinets) / Scott Newell (tenor sax, voice) / Davu Seru (drum set) / Charles Gillett (guitar)/Sam Wildenauer (bass)

Sound trolling begins at 7p. Suggested donation $5 - $10.

Friday, September 20 - Sunday, September 29, 2013

BRUGER, LACY, VOIGHTS: Life, Words & Robots

Lin Lacy, paper maker / book artist / channeler of words from Joe, has had two shows in our gallery in the past couple of years. For her next show, Lin has invited two friends/artists to join her.

More info anon...

Friday, November 1 - Tuesday, November 19, 2013

Ted Pouliot & Friend

Images of People

Monday, November 11, 2013

IMPROVISED MUSIC AT HOMEWOOD STUDIOS

Milo Fine (marimba [electronics], B flat/E flat/alto clarinets) / Viv Corringham (voice, electronics) / Aerosol Pike - Philip Mann (alto/tenor saxes, bass clarinet, drum set) / Ryan Reber (soprano sax, cello) / Rick Ness (drum set, B flat clarinet, alto sax, multi-toned tenor bugle) / Kevin Cosgrove (electric shelf, wave drum)

Sound invention begins at 7p. Suggested donation $5 - $10.

Friday, November 22 - Saturday, December 14, 2013

STEPHAN BOSSERT: Bossert Metal Arts & Walking Quest

A friend of Stephan's suggested he have a look at our gallery. He did, he liked what he saw, and he's having a show. Mostly metal sculpture but with photographs from his Walking Quest as backdrop. We've seen some of the pictures. He's good!

Bossert Metal Arts creates indoor / outdoor furniture and decorative arts. Items are built to last 500+ years and have a modern minimal design style. Guaranteed the only place you will ever find an Angry Dog-Coffee Table-Night Light-Ipod Charging Station.

Stephan has been on a multiyear quest to walk every single street in the City of Minneapolis. Currently he has walked 1,050 miles out of an anticipated 1,400 total miles. A selection of the photos he has taken during his journey will be on display.

Opening Reception - November 20th from 6p to 9p

Gallery Talk - Tuesday, December 3rd beginning at 7p

     

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