Tacoma’s glass act
Editor-in-chief Lori Ann Reinhall reports
on Tacoma, Wash., which features the Museum of Glass, the Hotel Murano, and
the Tacoma Art Museum.
Category: Features
The wonder in capturing light
Victoria Hofmo interviews Jim Schantz, owner of Schantz Galleries in Stockbridge, Mass., about the Scandinavian glass artists on display there.
Astounding with colored light
Victoria Hofmo tells of stained-glass
windows that tell stories of Norway, in cathedrals throughout the country and
in a town hall in Scotland.
Terje Lundaas brightens up Miami
Editor-in-chief Lori Ann Reinhall reports on Terje Lundaas, a Norwegian glass artist in Miami, whose work will be at Norway House in Minneapolis.
Creating kos
Kos in the winter months to try and reduce seasonal depression and fatigue during the “dark time” of the year.
“A most Romantic instrument”
Editor-in-chief Lori Ann Reinhall interviews Norwegian cellist Sandra Lied Haga, who embarks on her American musical journey, starting at Yale.
Magic in its wake
Victoria Hofmo reports on the papercutting exhibit “Paper Dialogues: The Dragon and Our Stories” by Karen Bit Vejle and Xiaoguang Qiao.
Food and fellowship
Mindekirken is famous for its food, and one of its most popular recipes is for rice pudding.
An immigrant story worth telling
With an eye toward the future, Lori Ann Reinhall looks back on 100 years of history at Mindedkirken.
A message from Mindekirken
The Rev. Gunnar Kristiansen, pastor at Mindekirken in Minneapolis, shares what he believes is a need for church in everyday life.
