Feb
1
Volunteer at Kingfield’s 1st Empty Bowls Event!
Filed Under 3700 nicollet, affordable housing, art, youth | 1 Comment
Hello,
I would like to invite you to sign up to volunteer for Kingfield’s 1st Empty Bowls event. Please click on the link above to sign up.
I am using Jooners to organize this activity. To participate, you do not need to register or become a member of Jooners. You just enter your email address, name, and notes to me and you will be notified of any changes and receive reminders via email!
Please feel free to pass this link onto friends in the neighborhood or colleagues that care about the issues of hunger and homelessness, or have a particular interest in youth. Information on the event is attached to this email. Youth between the ages of 12-15 are welcome to volunteer with a parent or responsible adult. Youth older than that are welcome to attend and volunteer on their own.
We are still seeking bowl donations for this event. If you are able to help please contact me directly, or bring your donation to the Color Wheel Gallery at 46th & Grand, 11 AM- 7 PM, Tuesday-Saturday.
Thank you and feel free to contact me directly if you have any questions!
Sarah Linnes-Robinson,
KFNA Executive Director
sarah@kingfield.org
612.791.7081 cell
Jan
17
Nicollet Avenue Gathering Spaces?
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Picture a Nicollet Avenue main street from Lake to 40th Street with bustling shoppers, blinking lights, and chattering people.
Then tell us, where are the people gathering to greet each other, pass a few minutes, and catch up on the community gossip? Which intersections or nooks along that stretch seem ripe for creating welcoming and vibrant gathering spaces? What do you see happening at each? Email your ideas for Ben and Marjorie, the Nicollet Avenue Artist Team to info@kingfield.org
Nov
20
Holiday Bazaar, Local Artists
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Holiday Bazaar: Support our Local Artists this Holiday Season
Saturday, December 3, 6-10 pm & Sunday, December 4, noon-6 pm at ColorWheel Gallery
Come & Support our local Artists while you shop for Fun & Funky gifts in a comfortable & interesting atmosphere with Great food, networking & conversation. 2 day opening reception. Featuring paintings, prints & collage by Tammy Ortegon, Eileen Espinosa, Otha Jones, Barbara Thomas, Jessie Lawson & Rachel Rolseth. Photography & Polymer clay jewelry by Kim Buell. (Saturday Night 6-8pm Kim Buell will be demonstrating how she creates beautiful beads, pendants & other jewelry out of polymer clay) Mixed media works by Robin Getsug of Momento, Glass ornaments by Vicki Olson of 7 two 7 glass & figures of imagination by Brenna Busse. Read more
Nov
20
Teens: Leonardo’s Basement!
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Nov
8
Minnesota Public Radio and the City of Minneapolis to launch interactive audio tour of public art
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WHAT: Minnesota Public Radio (MPR) and the City of Minneapolis will launch MPR’s Sound Point™ tour of Minneapolis Public Art and will demonstrate the Sound Point technology, which allows the public to access a series of stories about new works of public art in Minneapolis and the opportunity to leave their own stories in return.
WHO: Minneapolis City Council Member Don Samuels and Mike Christenson, Director, Department of Community Planning and Economic Development, will be joined by MPR’s senior vice president and general manager Tim Roesler and MPR’s Sound Point™ producer Jeff Jones. Also attending, Marjorie Pitz, artist, “Blossoms of Hope,” as well as other artists who have participated in the City’s public art program.
WHEN: Thursday, November 10, 10:00 a.m.
WHERE: “Blossoms of Hope” transit shelter on the plaza at 5 Points, located at the intersection of Penn and Broadway avenues North, Minneapolis MORE: Art in Public Places enriches the lives of local citizens and visitors by integrating public art into City planning, services, design and infrastructure. Since the program was developed by the Minneapolis Arts Commission nearly 25 years ago, over 50 artworks have been commissioned.
Nov
3
Holiday Bazaar! Dump Wal-Mart!
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Skip the Mall of America! Support Local Art!
The Colorwheel Gallery 319 W 46th St (46th & grand) South Mpls
Come & Support our local Artists while you shop for Fun & Funky gifts in a comfortable & interesting atmosphere with Great food, networking & conversation. 2 day opening reception. Saturday night, Dec 3 6-10pm & Sunday day, Dec 4 12-6pm. Featuring paintings, prints & collage by Tammy Ortegon, Eileen Espinosa, Otha Jones, Barbara Thomas, Jessie Lawson & Rachel Rolseth. Photography & polymer clay jewelry by Kim Buell. Mixed medi…a works by Robin Getsug of Momento, Vicki Olson of 7 two 7 glass & figures of imagination by Brenna Busse. Plus, so much more art & gifts including, paintings, mixed media, photography, jewelry, unique ornaments, knitted scarves, hats & wrist warmers, mittens recycled from sweaters, locally crafted, natural soaps & body products, perfume oils, lavender filled sachets & pillows, Tagua jewelry from Colombia, Frida Kahlo inspired folk art, feminist t-shirts, rock & roll baby t-shirts by Pop Frocks Apparel, fairly traded chocolate & coffee.
Oct
25
Nicollet Avenue Artists Chosen
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Marjorie Pitz and Ben Janssens have a big project on their hands.
- Ashle Briggs Horton, Southwest Minneapolis Patch
The wait is over and the question of who will be designing and fabricating the public art on Nicollet Avenue has been answered…read more!



Saturday, January 7, 1-4 PM: FREE