Ksenia Gorinshteyn
Articles
Jenny Zander uses the body as a canvas and lets her work breathe
Allowing the painting to breathe means letting the color of the paper, or in Zander’s case, the body, come through in places where it’s needed.
“Queer Forms” highlights the past, present and future of LGBTQ+ community
“Queer Forms” isn’t just a chronology of the LGBTQ+ liberation movement — it’s a story about how the past, present and future of the movement can coexist in a space.
Smitten Kitten is not your high school’s sex ed class
Smitten Kitten opened its doors 16 years ago, a time in which manufacturers were not necessarily aware of what their products were made of.
“Bone Mother” fantasizes folklore for a modern audience
The show follows the journey of a woman named Vasilisa through three stages of her life: childhood, adulthood and as an elder.
Local author Junauda Petrus sources her creativity in healing
“I've been grateful to grow up and find the value in my voice,” Petrus said. “And see the worthiness of living my life.”
Annual bread festival makes everyone a breadwinner
Whether you share your bread with others or save it for yourself, there is a simple joy in creating it from scratch.
Sounds of the cities: tracing local music history to the 1950s
For a city that was, and still is, a fraction of the size of New York City or Los Angeles, Minneapolis has contributed widely to national music movements.
Sister Species begins where the rest of the world ends
Sister Species will be performing some of their new music at Moon Palace Books on Friday, Sept. 13 under a full moon.
These Twin Cities women mean business
"When you put capital in the money of women, it can change the world,” said Renee Powers of Feminist Book Club.
Inside the life of a Minneapolis booking agent
At the end of the night, booking agents want to help keep live, local music a special part of the Twin Cities.
