Metal Falls into the Shadow of Darkness
by Angie Perez Black Metal in Norway as we know it is strongly associated with Satanism, occult, violence, burning down of Christian churches and…
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Integration essential: Norwegian language school Alfaskolen
by HPR Contributor | Jul 1, 2016
By Logan Harle Alfaskolen is a private language school in the city of Oslo that is entering its tenth year this coming September. The…
Read NowOslo Festival Overview
by HPR Contributor | Jun 30, 2016
By Logan Harle [email protected] Norway is home to a myriad of music festivals covering all genres, from Norway’s notorious black metal scene, to pop,…
Read NowWasn’t it good, Norwegian Wood
by HPR Contributor | Jun 30, 2016
By Logan Harle and Angie Perez [email protected] [email protected] The festival market in Norway has increased tremendously in the past 20 years, so much that…
Read NowRising voices of Folk and Americana set to come together in Fargo
by HPR Contributor | Jun 29, 2016
It is from that deep inkwell of American traditional roots that bands Dead Horses and The Lowest Pair draw ink to paint their pictures.
Read NowDream on, dreamers
by Greg Carlson | Jun 29, 2016
“Raiders!” is pure DIY inspiration
Read NowMore than signs: Chris Orth’s neon art and brand illumination
by Bree Hocking | Jun 29, 2016
Chris describes his career thus far as being split between “artisanship and precision work.”
Read NowMural artist Cassius Fadlabi
by Kaitlyn Huss | Jun 22, 2016
Our interview started in front of a mural that filled the entire side of a building. Brilliant with an electric blue background, the piece…
Read Now“Rez Comedy” aims to break the mainstream barrier
by HPR Contributor | Jun 22, 2016
For years Roberts and Fairbanks have loved comedy and wanted to tell the behind-the-scenes story of trying to make it as a Native American…
Read NowOff-beat noir defies 1950s stereotypes
by Christopher P. Jacobs | Jun 22, 2016
Sam Fuller’s “House of Bamboo" received a very good Blu-ray release last summer.
Read NowAll my future crimes: Prince and Batman
by Greg Carlson | Jun 22, 2016
Following “Sign o’ the Times,” Prince’s next cinematic surprise was the soundtrack to Tim Burton’s juggernaut “Batman” in 1989.
Read NowTraveling Through Iceland
by HPR Contributor | Jun 22, 2016
IF YOU GO: Lynn Fundingsland, Traveling Through Iceland Reception, Friday, June 24, 4:30-7pm; Gallery Talk, 5pm The Spirit Room
Read NowCan Jesus come back to Norway?
by Angie Perez | Jun 16, 2016
Religious affiliation in Norway has been on a steady decline in recent decades. For the first time ever atheists slightly outnumber believers, demonstrating…
Read NowBuilt to Spill: a best-kept secret
by HPR Contributor | Jun 15, 2016
“...we were kind of lucky. We never had a hit.”
Read NowJon Solinger: “Working Land: New Rural Photographs”
by Sarah Nour | Jun 15, 2016
IF YOU GO: Jon Solinger: book signing and panel discussion Tuesday, June 21, 6pm, Hjemkomst Museum
Read NowConsumer Blu-ray technology celebrates a decade
by Christopher P. Jacobs | Jun 15, 2016
Ten years ago this month (June 20) Blu-ray players were introduced to the consumer market, selling for $1000 and up.
Read NowExcellent choice: Lanthimos feasts on “The Lobster”
by Greg Carlson | Jun 15, 2016
As divisive as any of his previous films, “The Lobster” marks the Greek auteur’s first principally English-language feature.
Read NowInternational DJ returns to Fargo
by HPR Contributor | Jun 13, 2016
By Kaitlyn Huss Twenty years ago, Fargo and surrounding communities had become one of the Midwest’s most noted rave hotspots. Local artists such as…
Read NowFair game
by HPR Contributor | Jun 8, 2016
Arts Resource Fair connects artists with resources
Read NowWanderlust for life
by Sabrina Hornung | Jun 8, 2016
MJ Masilko speaks of art and exploration
Read NowUnpacking the war experience
by Bree Hocking | Jun 8, 2016
Project Unpack: Telling Stories, Creating Community, is a one-year program funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH)
Read NowForever in my life
by Greg Carlson | Jun 8, 2016
Looking back at “Sign o’ the Times”
Read NowFritz Lang silent classics on Blu-ray
by Christopher P. Jacobs | Jun 1, 2016
Fritz Lang films “Spies” (1928) and science-fiction “Woman in the Moon” (1929) now available on Blu-ray.
Read NowThe Body in motion
by HPR Contributor | Jun 1, 2016
IF YOU GO: The Body Tuesday, June 7, 9:30 p.m. The Aquarium above Dempsey’s, 226 Broadway
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