Madison Bloomquist is an Associate Editor at Mpls.St.Paul Magazine. She specializes in the arts and entertainment sector, focusing on various aspects of art and cultural expression. Madison's insightful work has been featured in prominent publications, showcasing her passion for highlighting the vibrant arts scene.
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Madison’s focus is on local events, landmarks, and lifestyle in Minnesota. She often covers human interest stories related to design, family & relationships, house & home. If you have something unique happening in these areas within Minnesota or Minneapolis that would be of general interest to the community there, it could be a good fit for her coverage.
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In the spring and summer months, Amanda Eastvold’s world explodes with color, fragrance, and blooms.
A new exhibit at the Cafesjian explores all forms of abstract art in a way that's rarely been done before. What took so long?
This spring and summer, The Wizard of Oz and Wicked will hit Twin Cities stages again. What does that look like for local Ozians post-Wicked?
Ceramist Katharine Eksuzian of Umami Pottery loves looking at life through a micro lens.
Since 2022, one of the most striking buildings in Minneapolis has sat eerily quiet—but it won't for long.
By: Madison Bloomquist
The television/audiobook/theater actress comes home for a new role in a familiar tale at the Guthrie.
Vintage J.A.M. joins 50th and Xerxes, the south Minneapolis vintage and antiques hotbed.
Why the family-owned interior design firm is winding down—and what's next for its beloved designers.
The north Minneapolis arts education nonprofit gains a new leader soon after unveiling a refreshed campus.
By: Madison Bloomquist
Legacy: The Women of WARM Gallery is a love letter to—and historical marker for— one of Minnesota's most important artist groups.
