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A Bob Ross Painting Is Selling for Nearly $10 Million

Fans of the iconic art instructor can now get their hands on the first landscape he ever painted on television.

By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly

One Fine Show: ‘Among Friends’ at the Walker Art Center

See works by Roy Lichtenstein, Agnes Martin, Louise Nevelson, Martin Puryear, Cy Twombly, Andy Warhol and more.

By Dan Duray

Will Hosting the Super Bowl Add Up for Minneapolis?

Is hosting a Super Bowl worth it?

By Richard Hecker and Arick Wierson

This Could Be the Best Political Ad of 2017

By Richard Hecker

Delta, Bank of America, AmeEx Accused of Attacking Poor After Ending Theater Funding

By John Bonazzo

Minneapolis Has Its Sights Set on Hosting the 2023 World’s Fair

By Arick Wierson and Richard Hecker

Betsy Hodges Is Gunning for No. 1 Spot as Worst Mayor in America

By Arick Wierson

The 3 Worst Mayors in America—and How They Can Turn Their Cities Around

By Arick Wierson

Eric Clapton’s Richters Yield $74M, Auction Houses Prey on FOMO: Science … And More

By Guelda Voien

The Night I Went to Prince’s Birthday Party

By Susie Kantar-Cohen

A Trainwreck Turned Triumphant: The True Story of the Replacements

By Brad Cohan

In Real Time: Moyra Davey at Murray Guy Gallery

By Ryan Steadman

Who Will Grow Old With Us: Living in a World Without a Prince

By Tim Sommer

A Guerrilla Girl Takeover, Visual Trends for 2016—and More

By Ryan Steadman

Hippie Modernism: A Psychedelic Art Show Feeds Your Head

By Justin Joffe

Will ‘Jeff Koons Must Die!!’ Become a Hit Video Game?

By Ryan Steadman

Here’s Everything You Need to Know About ArtPrize 2015

By Ben Shapiro

Biden Says Obama Administration’s Republican Critics ‘Sound Like Squealing Pigs’

By Hunter Walker

The Afternoon Wrap: Tuesday

By Observer Staff

We’re Not Easy: Can City Seduce ’08 Democrats?

By Matthew Schuerman

We’re Not Easy: Can City Seduce ’08 Democrats?

By Matthew Schuerman

Much Ado About One Gal’s Tattoo: City Leaves Its Mark

By Ingrid Skjong

Much Ado About One Gal’s Tattoo: City Leaves Its Mark

By Ingrid Skjong

Time Warner Center’s Café Gray: Inspired Cuisine From Gray Kunz

By Moira Hodgson

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A Bob Ross Painting Is Selling for Nearly $10 Million

One Fine Show: ‘Among Friends’ at the Walker Art Center

Will Hosting the Super Bowl Add Up for Minneapolis?

This Could Be the Best Political Ad of 2017

Delta, Bank of America, AmeEx Accused of Attacking Poor After Ending Theater Funding

Minneapolis Has Its Sights Set on Hosting the 2023 World’s Fair

Betsy Hodges Is Gunning for No. 1 Spot as Worst Mayor in America

The 3 Worst Mayors in America—and How They Can Turn Their Cities Around

Eric Clapton’s Richters Yield $74M, Auction Houses Prey on FOMO: Science … And More

The Night I Went to Prince’s Birthday Party

A Trainwreck Turned Triumphant: The True Story of the Replacements

In Real Time: Moyra Davey at Murray Guy Gallery

Who Will Grow Old With Us: Living in a World Without a Prince

A Guerrilla Girl Takeover, Visual Trends for 2016—and More

Hippie Modernism: A Psychedelic Art Show Feeds Your Head

Will ‘Jeff Koons Must Die!!’ Become a Hit Video Game?

Here’s Everything You Need to Know About ArtPrize 2015

Biden Says Obama Administration’s Republican Critics ‘Sound Like Squealing Pigs’

The Afternoon Wrap: Tuesday

We’re Not Easy: Can City Seduce ’08 Democrats?

We’re Not Easy: Can City Seduce ’08 Democrats?

Much Ado About One Gal’s Tattoo: City Leaves Its Mark

Much Ado About One Gal’s Tattoo: City Leaves Its Mark

Time Warner Center’s Café Gray: Inspired Cuisine From Gray Kunz

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