With more than 150 ads—celebrated, debated, even hated—the annual screenings of the British Arrows Awards (formerly known as the British Television Advertising Awards) are one of the Walker’s most popular programs.
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Here's a taste of the best of British ads at this year's British Arrows Award screenings in Minneapolis.
Walker Art Center director Olga Viso has been nominated by President Barack Obama to become a member of the National Council on the Arts. Viso has been director of the Walker since 2008.
Here's a taste of the best of British ads at this year's British Arrows Award screenings in Minneapolis.
Would you watch Internet cat videos if you aren't wasting time at work? The Walker Art Center is betting that lots of people will and is now taking nominations for what might be the first Internet cat video film festival ever. What's your favorite?
The Walker Art Center's collection of Internet cat videos, which generated some nationwide buzz this summer, is now touring the country. The Pioneer Press reports the Minneapolis-based museum screened its hour and a half collection of cat videos for students at the University of Massachusetts Boston last month. On Nov. 15, the newspaper says it will be shown at the Museum of Photographic Arts in San Diego.
Six major commissions, three world premieres and more than two-dozen performances make up the Walker Art Center's 2012-2013 performing arts season. Featuring everything from dance to experimental music, the Walker's lineup includes a two-night engagement with iconic performance artist Laurie Anderson and a project involving Wilco guitarist Nels Cline.
Minneapolis painter Frank Gaard has known controversy and hardship in the last 50 years. But through it all his fluorescent colors have portrayed everything from toys to philosophers.
