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Feb
26

“Greener Rhythm”

By Witt Siasoco

Artist: Adam Iverson
School: Eagan High School
Age: 18
Title: “Greener Rhythm”
Description: I took this photo last summer up at my cabin when I was clearing out the bullrushes to make a path for our boat to get to the dock. If you pulled them up with just the right amount of force you would reveal this beautiful green stalk, I got it down to a science and I pulled out hundreds of these bad boys and laid them out on the dock then snapped some pictures of them fresh out of the lake.

Click on image to enlarge. March Made Fresh Monthly submission.

Feb
26

“Simple Love” By Jesse Garcia

By Witt Siasoco

Artist: Jesse Garcia Title: Simple Love High School: South High Click on image to enlarge. February Made Fresh Monthly submission.

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Feb
26

“Dreams Untold” by Autumn Cordes-Eklund

By Witt Siasoco

Artist: Autumn Cordes-Eklund Age: 15 High School: South High Description: This is a picture of my mentor and sister. It is titled “Dreams Untold” because we were talking that day about how she regrets not going towards her dreams, and how I should always try to do follow my dreams. Click on image to enlarge. February Made Fresh Monthly submission.

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Feb
26

“Vert on the Verge of Secrecy” by Sophia Reed

By Witt Siasoco

Artist: Sophia Reed Age: 15 years old High School: South Sr High Title: Vert on the Verge of Secrecy Description: This photograph is a picture I took a little while ago that I am in love with. it, to me, completely captures the person photographed. I also love the color and how green everything really is. Vert means green in french. Click on image to enlarge. February Made Fresh Monthly submission.

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Feb
26

Untitled by Anna Lucia Krupp

By Witt Siasoco

Artist: Anna Lucia Krupp Age: 16 School: South Senior High School Description: This is a photo I took of my grandfather and my two cousins in Florida. I like it because of the contrast in colors and the subjects. Click on image to enlarge. February Made Fresh Monthly submission.

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Feb
26

New Media Workshop

By nick

New Media Wokshop coming up with Chris Baker. Check out his work and check out the Workshop!

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Feb
26

Super 8 Screening at Perpich

By Witt Siasoco

Click on the image for a large view.

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Feb
26

Mindtrip

By Sylvan

[vimeo width="320" height="275"]http://vimeo.com/3924090[/vimeo] I couldn’t find very much background information on this video, it definitely is a mindtrip though.

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Feb
26

The Sandpit

By Sylvan

[vimeo width="300" height="250"]http://vimeo.com/9679622[/vimeo] A day in the life of New York City, in miniature. Original Music: composed by Human, co-written by Rosi Golan and Alex Wong.

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Feb
25

Notes from our Feb 25 Meeting!

By nick

In hopes that we can provide our readers with a inside look at what we do at WACTAC meetings, we have asked an appointed WACTAC member to be our Note-Taker/Blog-Maker. The first (and quite possibly the last) NT/BM is Khalid Khalil. Here’s his notes. Not sure if he was actually paying attention to what was happening. 4:45 – Our meeting started out pretty chill, Robert took over moderating and got an important phone call about three minutes in. Sylvan is still not here (Shocker!). 4:49 and we’re still on track! The cranberry juice is a really nice touch, walking to [...]

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Feb
25

OUT THERE ON THE FRINGE

By Witt Siasoco

Over the last couple months,theater students from the Perpich Center for Arts Education (Arts High) attended the Out There Performing Arts series, met artists involved in the productions, and investigated the Walker galleries.  All of this work and class room time as led to the creation of… ENGAGING, UNEXPECTED, UNPREDICTABLE STUDENT CREATED PERFORMANCES BY ARTS HIGH STUDENTS March 4, 5, & 6, 2010 7:30 pm–SAVE THE DATE!!!! Location: Perpich Center for Arts Education To reserve tickets call:  763-591-4769 Check out this multidisciplinary performance project is based on examining selected art & performance structures from the Walker Art Center to enhance [...]

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Feb
23

“Red” by Charal Hatfield

By nick

Artist: Charal Hatfield Age: 16 School: Mounds Park Academy Description: Photograph of a friend with monochromatic color. Click on image to enlarge. February Made Fresh Monthly submission.

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Feb
23

Kupka

By Sylvan

http://kupkaband.com/musen.html Another free music download. Self released band from Instanbul, “Kupka”. Instrumental, moody, ambient, with jazzy influences.

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Feb
22

Just Wulf “Peace By Piece” CD release party

By Sylvan

Quiet Kids Start Riots Presents: “PEACE BY PIECE” by STP lyricist, JUST WULF Produced entirely by MPLS beatsmith, PRIME CUT Friday, March 12th, 2010 @ Station 4 (on the corner of 4th and Sibley in downtown st. paul) Doors open at 6pm. Cover: $5 Albums will be available at the show along with some free gifts. Performances by: JUST WULF Mike Dreams Margeaux Davis Kingpin & Cloudboy the Madbandit + special guests PRIME CUT on the wheels Hosted by MAC SPILLZ http://JUSTWULF.COM http://myspace.com/JUSTWULF http://twitter.com/JUSTWULF http://facebook.com/pages/Just-Wulf/248962017235

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Feb
22

Broken Crow

By Sylvan

“Broken Crow” is two guys from Minneapolis who paint murals all around the world. John Grider and Mike Fitzsimmons. You might recognize some of their work from around town. Check out our interview with John Grider from a couple years ago.

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Feb
22

On Your Horizon

By Sylvan

On Your Horizon, a fresh post-rock band from Turkey, not very well known yet. Good ambient music, free for download off their website.

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Feb
22

Chicago CineYouth Festival Call For Filmmakers

By Witt Siasoco

Submission Deadline: March 15, 2010 The 2010 CineYouth Festival is now accepting submissions from filmmakers 20 years old and younger! Officially selected films will be screened and filmmakers are invited to attend exciting workshops, meet film professionals and network with other youth filmmakers from across the country at the Festival, held May 6-8, 2010 at Columbia College Chicago (1104 South Wabash, Chicago). Please visit www.cinemachicago.org/cineyouth for submission guidelines and Festival information.

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Feb
21

The “Space Painter”

By Taylor Gross

The other day I was watching some random youtube videos and “The 1 Minute Painting” popped up. The artists name is Brandon McConnell, i think his stuff is pretty cool and you should definitely look at some of his other work! ENJOY! [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0CFPg1m_Umg&feature=related[/youtube]

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Feb
21

ZXYZXY

By Sylvan

http://zxyzxy.net/ ZXYZXY: Greg Pappas’s music project, self-released all for free download. Spread the word. More people need to hear this guy. Instrumental, experimental, lively post-rock with electronic elements. Though its hard to categorize.

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Feb
19

“Untitled” by Milah Xiong

By nick

Name: Milah Lah Xiong Age: 18 School: Harding Senior High School Description: This is a photo that I took of my nephew.  I like it because it reminds me that there are times of peace in out complicated lives.  It also shows the innocence that we all had once when we babies. Click on image to enlarge. February Made Fresh Monthly submission.

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Feb
17

LGBT Youth Cabaret

By Witt Siasoco

District 202 and the Ritz Theatre are partnering to put on a Twin Cities-wide cabaret for LGBT youth ages 13-21. SUBMISSIONS DUE: March 1st, 11PM at www.dist202.org/auditions AUDITION TIMES: Sunday, March 7, 12-4PM Tuesday, March 9, 5-9PM WHERE: Ritz Theatre, 345 13th Ave NE, Minneapolis PERFORMANCES: Tuesday, April 27 Wednesday, April 28

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Feb
10

A Little Bit about The Oxbow School!

By Sarah

Hello, my name is Sarah and I recently left WACTAC (and Minnesota) to go to The Oxbow School, which is a semester long visual arts school in Napa, CA. This is a blog post just to share a little bit about my experience so far and also to show you some pictures. The school is very small and has a max limit of 48 kids, but this spring semester there are 36 of us. The students come from all around the country, from as far as New York City and as close as Berkeley, spending time in classes split into [...]

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