Art and Entertainment · 2015

Reader Submissions

by HPR Contributor | Dec 28, 2015

The HPR prints reader poetry once a month Plutarch, the ancient Greek historian, essayist, and biographer once said, “Painting is silent poetry, and poetry…

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The year in Blu-ray

by Christopher P. Jacobs | Dec 28, 2015

2015 has seen an impressive array of classic, foreign, independent and cult films released to Blu-ray in superior high-definition editions.

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Man of Many Talents

by HPR Contributor | Dec 28, 2015

Inside the studio part two: Ron Koskela

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The bladder-slapping magic of “The Forbidden Room”

by Greg Carlson | Dec 25, 2015

Global treasure Guy Maddin detonates a cinematic depth charge

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Showcasing Women and Their Music

by HPR Contributor | Dec 25, 2015

Holiday showcase previews February show

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Fargo rock school

by HPR Contributor | Dec 24, 2015

Music education school opened by longtime touring musician and music teacher Bryce Niemiller

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Obscure thriller lives again on Blu-ray

by Christopher P. Jacobs | Dec 22, 2015

"Hell’s Five Hours” (1958) is a well-shot film by the great Ernest Haller.

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Inside the Studio: Artist Adele Koskela tangles ZenDels

by HPR Contributor | Dec 22, 2015

Adele combines tangling concepts with landscape designs, creating delicate and intricate designs all originally designed by her.

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Lee’s “Chi-Raq” Looks to Increase the Peace

by Greg Carlson | Dec 18, 2015

Film tackles violence in Windy City

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Recognizing a rural legacy

by Sabrina Hornung | Dec 17, 2015

Jack Dura wanders the road less traveled

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White Iron Band to bring Minnesota pride to Fargo

by HPR Contributor | Dec 17, 2015

Country rockers make annual holiday trek to the Aquarium

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Cult star Louise Brooks: classic late German silent now on Blu-ray

by Christopher P. Jacobs | Dec 12, 2015

This past fall Kino Video released a restored version of “Diary of a Lost Girl”

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Two countries, one heart

by Greg Carlson | Dec 10, 2015

Ronan goes to “Brooklyn”

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Michael Strand: The Role of Craft

by HPR Contributor | Dec 10, 2015

The Rourke Art Museum brings local artist, activist, and educator to discuss the history of craft from its origins as functional objects to its…

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“Home on the Prairie” reception at Uptown Gallery

by HPR Contributor | Dec 9, 2015

Featuring the work of Deborah Mae Broad

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NDSU: ‘Cat on a Hot Tin Roof’

by Jack Dura | Dec 9, 2015

Jess Jung feels little to no pressure to live up to the classic “Cat on a Hot Tin Roof.” The 1958 film starring Elizabeth…

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Thoughtful, artistic approach to filming reality seen in early documentary now on Blu-ray

by Christopher P. Jacobs | Dec 9, 2015

1924 British documentary “The Epic of Everest"

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Xenomorph from Switzerland

by Greg Carlson | Dec 4, 2015

H.R. Giger documentary visits the artist

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Art history with a pulse

by HPR Contributor | Dec 3, 2015

Minnesota State University Moorhead’s slide library will be closing its doors in 2016

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Phil Kline’s “Unsilent Night” turns the audience into performers

by HPR Contributor | Dec 2, 2015

A different kind of Christmas caroling is headed to Fargo-Moorhead. P

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A work in progress

by Sabrina Hornung | Dec 2, 2015

A rural community’s effort to save a cultural treasure

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Remembering “The Goat that Can’t be Got”  “Insurgent Democracy” event examines the Nonpartisan Leagu

by Taylor Blumer | Nov 28, 2015

“Insurgent Democracy” event examines the Nonpartisan League Michael J. Lansing, author and associate professor of history at Augsburg College, will host a reading event…

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Jon Wayne talks triumphs and adding fourth member

by HPR Contributor | Nov 24, 2015

Reggae dub act returns to Fargo Thanksgiving weekend

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The Ballad of Uncle One-Tooth

by Greg Carlson | Nov 24, 2015

Andersson Finishes Epic Trilogy with “A Pigeon Sat on a Branch Reflecting on Existence”

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