Alicia Eler is a Visual Art Reporter and Critic at the Star Tribune. She covers a diverse range of topics within the arts and entertainment sector, with a focus on visual art, photography, and cultural commentary, while also exploring themes related to animals and education. Alicia's work has been featured in numerous publications, including Finger Lakes Times, Hyperallergic, and the Telegraph Herald.
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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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The 31st year of BareBones kicks off on Wednesday and includes more than 25 puppets.
By: Alicia Eler
The iconic Lake of the Isles giant pencil artwork wears a Halloween costume for the first time.
By: Alicia Eler
The 31st anniversary of the show will instead kick off Friday.
By: Alicia Eler
The makeover of the St. Paul museum includes a restoration of the 1889 Cass Gilbert-designed stained glass arcade ceiling.
By: Alicia Eler
The 27th annual art sale runs Thursday through Saturday and is open to all MCAD alumni and current juniors and seniors.
By: Alicia Eler
Five artist-run organizations will use the money to subsidize rent in previously vacant Loring Park storefronts.
By: Alicia Eler
Nearly 500 artists showcased their works at the 27th annual event.
By: Alicia Eler
Sophie Calle’s “Overshare” is at the Walker Art Center and JoAnn Verburg’s “Aftershocks” is at the Minneapolis Institute of Art.
Find last-minute gifts at artist markets and studios.
The re-creation of a ‘90s era Black-owned gay bar, a visual art show that explored taste, sound, touch and hearing, and several Indigenous-focused shows are among the best in visual arts this year.
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