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AICHO Galleries hosts artist Robert DesJarlait

Red Lake Nation artist Robert I visualize a particular facet of Ojibwe DesJarlait is the third artist featured in experience. My paintings are personal the Dr. Robert Powless Cultural Center visions of a tribal past. The imagery at AICHO for the 2020 art gallery composes a micro/macroscopic Ojibwe season. universe. Interwoven in this universe

His beautiful collection includes are creation stories, history, customs new recent and and traditions, and my retrospective of Robert’s work. A body of work that truly captures and stirs our ARTS central theme – Ojibwe Manidoowiwin, the tribal spirit of the Ojibwe hearts, minds and souls with cultural and spiritual realities, memories, identities, connections, and a genuine love for IN BRIEF people.” Robert DesJarlait (Endaso-Giizhik) is from Miskwaagamiiwizaaga’igan (Red Lake). He family. belongs to Makwa Doodem

The exhibit is (Bear Clan). He is an artist, virtual for now and to writer, and traditional see his work go to artsteps.com/ dancer. He began his career as a fine view/5f165ed5c976c150992d46e9. artist in 1983. He is also an illustrator

“As an artist, I paint what gives and muralist. He currently lives in meaning to me as an individual,” Onamia, Minn., with his wife and DesJarlait said. “I look at my art from daughter. a tribal perspective. Through my art,

Art in Bayfront Park canceled for 2020

Art in Bayfront Park, scheduled for August 22-23, has been canceled for 2020. The festival will return the weekend of August 21-22, 2021.

Festival Director, Sara Collins announced, “Unfortunately, we will not be able to proceed with the 2020 Art in Bayfront Park art festival this summer. With the current COVID-19 restrictions and concerns, we believe this decision will safeguard the health and safety of our artists, vendors, guests, and volunteers. When we are able to come back together next summer, we will celebrate art, community and our beautiful host city Duluth with even greater appreciation.”

Art in Bayfront Park has become a summer tradition for locals and tourists. The two-day event hosts more than 100 high-quality Minnesota and regional artists. Work includes jewelry, painting, photography, ceramics, metalwork, glass and as well as culinary arts and vintage & vinyl markets.

For more on Art in Bayfront Park, visit artinbayfrontpark.com.

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