“Police then told activists they could reenter the house to collect their belongings, and a protester named Tick took the opportunity to lock himself to barrel of solid cement.”
Photo and story by Eric Blom.
“Police then told activists they could reenter the house to collect their belongings, and a protester named Tick took the opportunity to lock himself to barrel of solid cement.”
Photo and story by Eric Blom.
All these authors are available at the Minneapolis Central Library.
(Source: tcdailyplanet.net)
Wanna buy a theater? The Hollywood Theater in Minneapolis can be yours for a cool $275K. Fight-Club-style uses discouraged.
Reese’s Puffs Facebook magic, coming to you live from Minneapolis.
Today we launched the Reese’s Puffs Facebook page.
This graphic is by designer Brian Danaher. Soon we’ll have cool content on there from local interactive/animation firm Puny.
There is something blunt, almost brutal, about the name of Jack Riebel’s new restaurant The Butcher and the Boar. While most meat emporiums take names that distance themselves a bit from the living animal (The Capitol Grille; Morton’s Steak House), the Butcher and the Boar conjures a confrontation that is going to end badly for one of the parties. There will be blood. And sausage. And wild boar ham and head cheese.

Wire sculpture of R.T. Rybak’s hair ($199)
1989 Buick turned into an art car by being covered with Band-Aids ($500)
Nude portrait of self, painted behind the 331 Club at 2:30 AM ($5)
Fountain 2, a urinal from the Viking Bar ($1,000)
Something conceptual that you can’t even remember ($50)
Anything by Scott Seekins (prices vary)
Grain Belt tattoo ($300)
Screenprinted poster advertising a gig by the Fuck Knights and Gay Witch Abortion, for the kids’ room ($20)
Earth mother mosaic, to be installed on your obnoxious neighbor’s house as an anonymous “gift” when he goes on vacation ($6,000)
Garrison Keillor leg lamp ($400)
(Source: tcdailyplanet.net)
HOW MUCH MINNEAPOLIS CAN MINNEAPOLIS EVEN HANDLE
Screen printing on a bike! #artawhirl (Taken with instagram)
Kevin VanDeraa, owner of beloved bake shop Cupcake, has more to be exited about than the impending conclusion of Central Corridor construction on University Avenue in front of his shop: having won the Yo-Gabba-Gabba-themed episode of the Food Network’s show Cupcake Wars on April 15, VanDeraa is now set to compete in the show’s “Cupcake Champions” series.
Each episode in the “Cupcake Champions” series will feature four champion cupcakers squaring (or, as it were, rounding) off in hopes of advancing to the final round. VanDeraa will compete on the episode to be broadcast at 7 p.m. on Sunday, May 27. If he prevails, he’ll also appear in the finale episode to be broadcast on June 10. The grand champion will win a $50,000 prize.
In the meantime, VanDeraa’s wares are available for purchase seven days a week at his airy shop, which in 2012 celebrates eight years in business.
Rite in the Rain All-Weather Journals.
Made some new staff illustrations for The Tangential writer page today. More to come tomorrow.
To paraphrase the Grateful Dead, “Birther, don’t you come around here anymore.”
you got way too much money for...
Here is Erica firing the MP5 like she’s Ripley from Aliens. Complete badass. Fearless. (Taken with instagram)
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