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Dick and Debbie Cooter's shop at their Two Harbors property features Dick's wood-fired pottery and Debbie's hand woven rugs, blankets and clothing. (News-Chronicle file photo)

Art Oct 3rd 2019 - 7am

Annual Cooter Tonder art show starts Oct. 4

Burdock Ceramics artist Rita Morris holds up a mug she painted during the Lake Superior 20/20 Studio and Art Tour on Friday, Sept. 27. Morris owns Burdock Ceramics with her husband. Her husband Barry Sands is the main potter, while Morris adds her decorative paintings of native flora and fauna to each piece. Burdock Ceramics was a guest artist at Eric Klepinger's studio on Stoney Point Drive during the tour. (Teri Cadeau/News-Chronicle)

Art Oct 3rd 2019 - 6am

Lake Superior 20/20 artists show in natural spaces

"Split Rock Sunrise" by photographer Christian Dalbec, one of the 23 artists in the Lake Superior 20/20 Studio and Art Tour. (Photo submitted)

Art Sep 23rd 2019 - 4am

Lake Superior 20/20 Art Festival expands

Seagren's True Value Hardware store owners Scott and Jennifer Seagren stand in front of the new mural added to the backside of their store. (Teri Cadeau/News-Chronicle)

Art Aug 19th 2019 - 4am

Seagren's True Value mural a hidden treasure

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Art is on display outside Debbie and Dick Cooter's showroom during last fall's "Cooter Tonder & Friends Art Tour." Jessica Morgan / For the News Tribune

Art Aug 16th 2019 - 8am

Artist spaces: Two Harbors weaver creates tapestries to delight the senses

Duluth-based artists Angel Sarkela-Saur and Andrew Saur created the artwork on display at Cedar Coffee Company entirely out of coffee. (Teri Cadeau/News-Chronicle)

Art Aug 5th 2019 - 4am

Java-jolted art: North Shore-themed exhibit on display in Two Harbors

Kristine Piasecki of Duluth works on a portrait of her husband Edward. Edward works as a biologist, so she decided to place him on a farm. Piasecki said she had a photo of him surrounded by bubbles, so she incorporated that into the piece as well. This was her first time working with chalk, though she is a painter, which she said she found challenging, but fun. "It's a freeing experience to know that this will all wash away eventually," Piasecki said. "You don't have to think about it too hard." (Teri Cadeau/News-Chronicle)

Art Jul 25th 2019 - 8am

Two Harbors chalk festival draws variety of artwork

Students of Sterling Dance rehearse in the bandshell at Thomas Owens Park in Two Harbors for their performance on June 29. (Teri Cadeau/News-Chronicle)

Art Jun 24th 2019 - 4am

Dancing in the open air

John Gage began dremeling a brick pattern into the wooden boards from the honking tree to create a replica of the Two Harbors Lighthouse. (Teri Cadeau/News-Chronicle)

Entertainment May 6th 2019 - 4am

Where is the 'Honking Tree' memorial?

Voyageur Art Club President Sandi Pilsbury painted this piece. (Photo submitted)

Entertainment Apr 5th 2019 - 11am

Voyageur Club show features local artists

Entertainment Sep 29th 2018 - 10am

This weekend's Lake Superior 20/20 Tour focuses on hidden gems

Michael Tonder works to attach a base to one of his kiln-formed glass sculptures in his studio near Thomas Lake. (Jamey Malcomb/News-Chronicle)

Entertainment Sep 20th 2018 - 5pm

Cooter, Tonder and Friends Art Tour focuses on 'craft'

The Under the Spreading Walnut Tree Art Festival in 2016 saw lots of traffic. (News-Chronicle file)

Entertainment Aug 7th 2018 - 3pm

Under the Spreading Walnut Tree festival returns this weekend

Approximately 75 nonprofessional artists created artwork during Chalk.a.Lot. Free chalk was available for use on the streets, but participants could pay a fee to use pastels on the sidewalks. (Katie Rohman / News-Chronicle)

Entertainment Jul 18th 2018 - 6pm

Festival chalks Two Harbors sidewalks

Entertainment May 7th 2018 - 4am

Finland native crafts jewelry with North Shore materials

Lindy Scanlon and Christian Dalbec pose in front of one of the new photos in the Ramsey County Commitment Court in St. Paul. Photo courtesy of Scanlon.

Entertainment Dec 3rd 2014 - 2pm

Local artists' photos hang in St. Paul waiting area

Entertainment Oct 3rd 2014 - 2pm

Carving out his niche

Entertainment Aug 18th 2014 - 2pm

Duluth artist at Waterfront Gallery

Kathryn Elmer, Georganne Hunter, Philip Hommes, Grace DeRocher and Marilla Hanson at the Scottish Harp Society competition.

Entertainment Aug 1st 2014 - 7am

Local students in harp competition

The new wooden carvings around Beaver Bay have historical significance -- the are sled dogs in honor of the town’s prodigal son, John Beargrease. Photos by Ken Vogel.