Max Sparber is an Arts Editor for MPR News, focusing on local arts and culture in Minnesota. With a keen eye for unique and intriguing stories, Max covers a range of topics including film, theater, music, and visual arts, bringing attention to the vibrant arts scene in the local community.
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The following are capsule reviews edited from the audio heard using the player above. ‘The Boyfriend'
By: Jacob Aloi, Max Sparber, Alex V. Cipolle
Arts Briefs is a weekly roundup of Minnesota Arts News compiled by the MPR News arts team. Grand Portage gathering
Critical DMs are lightly edited Slack conversations by members of the MPR News arts team about Minnesota art and culture. This week, arts editor Max Sparber, senior arts reporter and critic Alex V. Cipolle and arts reporter Jacob Aloi discuss locally created comics.
Since the first Minnesota State Fair in 1859, the Great Minnesota Get-Together has had its idiosyncracies and foibles, mostly innocent and charming — all the milk you can drink?
Artist Ricardo Levins Morales, this year's Distinguished Artist Award-winner from the McKnight Foundation. Marianne Combs | MPR News
By: Max Sparber
HUGE Improv Theater is an improvisational comedy space on Lyndale Avenue in Minneapolis that frequently offers a wide selection of shows during an ordinary week.
Also: Frogtown art, a diverse arts grant and a chance to meet a sculptor in Rochester
By: Max Sparber, Alex V. Cipolle
Arts editor Max Sparber and senior arts reporter and critic Alex V. Cipolle discuss the scarecrow display in the Minnesota State Fair’s Ag-Hort-Bee section.
By: Alex V. Cipolle, Max Sparber
Max Sparber: All right, let's while away the hours, conferrin' with the flowers. Consultin' with the rain. Alex V. Cipolle : “Wizard of Oz” soundtrack playing.
‘Reagan' “Reagan,” a biopic about former U.S. President Ronald Reagan starring Dennis Quaid, presents an interesting mix of production
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