Public Art
Every Lowry Hill News story tagged Public Art.
Events
The Sculpture Garden Is Open, Free, and Made for a Summer Stroll
The Minneapolis Sculpture Garden's 11 acres and more than 40 works, including Spoonbridge and Cherry, are open year-round at no charge.
Neighborhood
Since 1988, Millions Have Walked the Sculpture Garden
The Minneapolis Sculpture Garden has drawn millions of visitors to the foot of Lowry Hill since it opened in 1988, and it still admits anyone free, every day.
Neighborhood
Sailing Out of Bde Maka Ska, the Chain's Wind-Catching Heart
A study has steered the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board away from moving the Bde Maka Ska boat launch and sailing center across the lake, and the board is now studying a renovation of the existing northeast-shore facility instead.
Events
Walker's 'Sculpture Court' brings the outdoor icons indoors
Famous for its outdoor garden, the Walker is turning attention indoors with an exhibit drawn from its archive.
Events
Lake Street Art Drop and Shop Brings Makers to the Corridor
A pop-up art market sets up along Lake Street for a summer afternoon.
Events
Lyn-Lake's Street Art Series Marks Its Eighth Year
The free mural and graffiti festival celebrates Twin Cities culture each July.
Opinion
Oldenburg and Van Bruggen's Mark on Minneapolis Endures
The artists behind Spoonbridge shaped how a generation sees public sculpture.
Events
Artist-Designed Mini-Golf Returns to the Walker for Summer
The seasonal course on the museum grounds sells out tee times fast.
Neighborhood
Minneapolis Counts 300 Public Artworks. Lowry Hill Holds Some Gems
The city's public art map stretches well beyond the famous spoon at the Garden's edge.
Opinion
Why a Neighborhood Paper Still Covers the Lowry Hill Art Beat
The Hill & Lake Press keeps tabs on galleries and public art that bigger outlets overlook.
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