Commie Art
The Museum of Russian Art had been a part of the Twin Cities for several years, but, until recently, has flown under the radar as it was located in an isolated industrial area of Bloomington.
The museum is a showcase of Ray Johnson’s collection of some 14,000 20th-century Russian realist painting. Johnson received a massive a mount of exposure when The Smithsonian recently featured his collection, thus triggering a move to a new location in the Twin Cities–a converted Spanish-style church at Interstate 35W and Diamond Lake Road in Minneapolis (a work of art in its own right). Grand opening on Monday.
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Local Flava
Ironic Teachings has a series of posts about life or lack thereof in Minnesota: Let’s start with the most obvious problem with this state: the cold winters and snow. Look, if you go back and look at the Minnesota calendar…