Downtown Rochester is about to get some new artwork to show off throughout the rest of the summer.
The City of Rochester, along with DMC and Threshold Arts, is looking for proposals for original art on concrete barricades in Downtown Rochester.
According to Threshold Arts website, the group is looking for three Rochester area artists to create original art on the concrete barricades adjacent to outdoor dining area at different downtown Rochester establishments.
Their website indicated that the selected artists will create a cohesive mural using acrylic paint or another lightfast medium on the exterior and interior façades of multiple concrete barricades measuring 32” tall x 10’ wide each.
Downtown Rochester is about to get some new artwork to show off throughout the rest of the summer.
The City of Rochester, along with DMC and Threshold Arts, is looking for proposals for original art on concrete barricades in Downtown Rochester.
According to Threshold Arts website, the group is looking for three Rochester area artists to create original art on the concrete barricades adjacent to outdoor dining area at different downtown Rochester establishments.
Their website indicated that the selected artists will create a cohesive mural using acrylic paint or another lightfast medium on the exterior and interior façades of multiple concrete barricades measuring 32” tall x 10’ wide each.
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Doris Rubenstein of Richfield, Minn., learned all about Minnesota Jewish Theatre Company while writing her book Setting the Stage about Jewish theater in the Upper Midwest. She is looking forward to the theater’s online production of “Operation Immigration,” a one-man play written and performed by Avi Aharoni. Aharoni’s father was born in Iran, immigrated first to Israel, and later Minnesota. Aharoni explores the identities of Iranian Jew, Israeli and Minnesotan in this production, which premiered during the 2019 Fringe Festival.
The performance at Minnesota Jewish Theatre aired earlier this fall and is streaming online for a second run, aligned with the beginning of Hanukkah. The dates are Thursday, Saturday and Sunday.