I won't make it to the Art Walk in Downtown Duluth this Friday because of the kickoff for North End Days and Superior Spooktacular. There will be art and music at six locations this Friday evening. The weather folk promised a very welcoming experience for all who come out to do the stroll, whichever side of the bridge you hang out on.
Yesterday I was visiting Goin' Postal and am happy to say there's a lot of cool new work that will be hung, including paintings by Moira Villiard, Margie Helstrom, Sue Rauschenfels, Eric Horn and a host of others. I switched out a batch of things to display some new pieces of my own, so you'll have to come join us. It's historically been a highlight of the year, and I anticipate that this year will be no different.
Here's a brief summary of the venues and what's happening at each.
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| Honore Balzac After His Arm Was Mauled by a Shark. |
Enjoy artwork from some of the best local artists in the area. Over 20 artists of various mediums will have work on display.
VIP "Frozen Photographers' Photography Show 6pm-10pm:
Enjoy photography from the best photographers the area has to offer.
Live Music by: Theft By Swindle, Velhasa and Revolution Jones
Thirsty Pagan: Lynn Zsidov-Steiner Solo Show 6pm-9pm:
Enjoy the amazing artwork of painter Lynn Zsidov-Steiner
Live Music by Israel Malachi, Sheila Wonders and Born Too Late
Framing by Stengl 6pm-9pm:
Enjoy artwork from Adam Swanson
Art on the Planet Open House 6pm-9pm:
Art on the Planet features beautiful, one-of-a-kind artist/artisan-made works is created with love, skill, and a piece of the artist's soul. (The place is packed with gift ideas. Christmas is just around the corner. Why wait for Black Friday?) I have a number of pieces here. You will also see some of Esther Piszczek's Zentangle designs, Kris Nelson's chairs and works by other familiar local names.
Empire Coffee 6pm-9pm:
Explore the photography of Joe Polecheck.
The coffee is good, too!
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Related Links
44 Twin Ports Artists (The Tweed Museum's Pinterest Pins)
Be sure to see Art In Conflict at the Tweed this fall, an exhibition from the Museum of Russian Art.
Twin Ports Art blog.
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