Alex V. Cipolle is a journalist based in Minnesota, focusing on local stories and events. Their work has been featured in various publications, including MPR News, Owatonna People's Press, Sahan Journal, and The New York Times. Alex covers a range of topics, from art and culture to community events and social issues, bringing a unique perspective to their reporting.
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Minneapolis, United States (Local)
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Alex V. Cipolle's coverage mainly focuses on entertainment news, art, artists, and cultural events in Minnesota. With a strong emphasis on event coverage and expert commentary, she is likely to be interested in pitches that provide unique insights or access to local artists and cultural events within the region.
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Minneapolis Americana band The Cactus Blossoms released a new album on Aug. 30, “Every Time I Think About You.”
The board of HUGE Improv Theater announced it will close permanently at the end of October due to financial reasons.
By: Alex V. Cipolle
The exhibition “So Far, So Close” features works by Iranian-born artists Ziba Rajabi, Shirin Ghoraishi and Katayoun Amjadi, exploring themes of displacement, memory and identity.
The Minneapolis Institute of Art will open a Tibetan Buddhist Shrine Room, the third of its kind in the U.S. and the only one outside the East Coast, featuring over 240 Buddhist objects and a donation from collector Alice S. Kandell, with a permanent exhibition and an opening festival on Sept. 14.
By: Alex V. Cipolle
On a September evening at the Turf Club in St. Paul, models weave through bar tables in upcycled designs.
By: Alex V. Cipolle
This is one of the last rehearsals for the big show. People walking down University Avenue peer in the wall of windows at the Shawngram Institute for Performance & Social Justice in St. Paul.
The festival has expanded to venues across the city, including Pantages Theatre, First Ave, Parkway Theater, Sisyphus Brewing and Theatre in the Round. This year’s national headliners include David Cross, Ali Macofsky, Rory Scovel, Mike E. Winfield, Katherine Blanford and Pete Holmes.
The largest wood-burning kiln in North America just completed its 10-day firing at St. John's University in Collegeville. The kiln held at least 10,000 objects.
“Rumours” is a Canadian dark comedy horror film directed by Guy Maddin, alongside frequent collaborators Evan Johnson and Galen Johnson.
The Confluence neighborhood design group invited passersby to submit ideas for the former 3rd Precinct site on Aug. 30. Alex V. Cipolle | MPR News
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