Alicia Eler is a visual art critic and arts reporter for the Star Tribune, based in Minneapolis, Minnesota. With a focus on local art and cultural events, Alicia's articles cover a wide range of topics including art exhibitions, museum reviews, and profiles of influential figures in the art community. Their work has also been featured in Finger Lakes Times and Hyperallergic.
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Alicia Eler's coverage mainly focuses on local art events and exhibitions, with a strong emphasis on the Minneapolis and Minnesota area. If you are involved in organizing or promoting local art-related events, exhibitions, or festivals in this region, reaching out to her with relevant information could be beneficial. Additionally, if you have insights into the cultural significance of art within these specific communities, Alicia may find value in your perspective.
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By: Alicia Eler
MINNEAPOLIS -- Three tiny hairless dogs guard the entrance to Lamar Peterson's garden.
By: Alicia Eler
MINNEAPOLIS -- Three tiny hairless dogs guard the entrance to Lamar Peterson's garden. Bea, a 7-year-old Xoloitzcuintli and Chihuahua mix with no teeth and a pink tongue, is the smallest
A record number of 2,821 artworks were submitted. Only 333 made it into the show.
Crop artists from East Bethel, St. Paul, Fridley, Minneapolis and other cities joke about politics, cats and the weirdness of seed art itself.
Pepe the Pronto Pup, a giant rubber ducky and a withering wooden clown are just a few of the quirky sculptures.
By: Alicia Eler
Sethi started his job shortly before the pandemic, becoming the college's 19th president.
By: Alicia Eler
McKnight winner Ricardo Levins Morales builds community through art and social justice by the people, for the people.
Time travel back to 19th century Paris, enter the world of contemporary Latina Minnesota, remember the uprising after George Floyd's murder, and more.
At the Walker Art Center, curator Henriette Huldisch opens a survey show of the visionary French artist's works.
By: Alicia Eler
More than 200 objects dating from the 1300s to the early 1900s are the gift of New York collector Alice S. Kandell.
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