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November 2007 10,000 Arts Quarterly

November 2007 10,000 Arts Quarterly
That big world out there? It’s here, too. The state of Minnesota has always been enriched with immigrants from around the globe. The contemporary art world is no exception—it’s benefited from an amazing range of painters, photographers, musicians, composers, dancers, filmmakers, and more. This issue of 10,000 Arts—the “Face of the World” issue—celebrates a few of the many minds from other countries that renew our vision, recalibrate our thinking, and bring incomparable richness to the art world. —Ann Klefstad

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The Man from Hamburg

The Man from Hamburg

How Frank Sander wound his way through several art media - and into an obscure corner of China.
by Susannah Schouweiler, artwork by Frank Sander
Window on the World

Window on the World

A new exhibition finds common threads in art from seventeen countries.
by Ann Klefstad, artwork by Cao Fei, Whose Utopia, multimedia installation, high definition video
In Review: Face of the World

In Review: Face of the World

by Michael Fallon, Jaime Kleiman, Mason Riddle and Ann Klefstad, artwork by Mary Griep, Philip Bither, Warren MacKenzie, Jim Denomie, and Andrea Carlson
After Watching Carlos Saura's Film of Lorca's "Blood Wedding"

POETRY

After Watching Carlos Saura's Film of Lorca's "Blood Wedding"

by Cary Waterman, for Lew Holden
Point of Entry

Point of Entry

What does it mean for an emigrant artist to call Minnesota home?
by Ann Klefstad
Zoom In: Richard C. Johnson

Zoom In: Richard C. Johnson

by Susannah Schouweiler, artwork by Richard C. Johnson, Serenade for Andy Warhol
Zoom In: Amy Jo Hendrickson

Zoom In: Amy Jo Hendrickson

by Susannah Schouweiler, screenprint posters by Amy Jo Hendrickson
Art Market: Buying Futures

Art Market: Buying Futures

by Ann Klefstad, artwork by Minneapolis College of Art and Design graduates