Janice Essick was interviewed by Richard Reeve at KSTP for “This is a Picture that Janice Made” in the gallery, alongside her longtime advocate Simone Needles and gallery director Brittany
Jeanne Calvit Founder, Artistic and Executive Director Glenis Zempel Managing Director
Minneapolis artist outsmarts her candy-snitching dogs to create sweet replica of the State Fair midway – Star Tribune READ ARTICLE HERE
Ashlea Karkula Creates Massive Replica of Minnesota State Fair Midway Out of Candy – Insider Edition READ ARTICLE HERE
@kare11 highlights Interact artist Virginia Townsend in a story about local art to check out this holiday season! Read Article Here
Northeaster Newspaper highlights the work of visual artist Ashlea Karkula . Read Article Here
Interact celebrates its 26 years of challenging societies views of disabilities. KSTC was there for the the big event. Read More & Watch Video
After more than a year apart, some artists are able to get creative again in-person. WCCO was there for the reunion 16 months in the making. Read More & Watch
Interviewed by our Different & Able President and Founder, Alexandra Nicklas, the team of Jeanne Calvit, Mike Brindley, and Kevin Kling share their admiration and affiliation to Interact, the Center
Beloved Minnesota playwright and storyteller Kevin Kling is the guide through Zoomtopia, and he joins Host Angela Davis to discuss the effects of quarantine on artists with disabilities. Listen Online
When the pandemic first hit and theaters across the country shut down, Interact Center for the Visual and Performing Arts didn’t know if it would make it. “The performing arts,
Interact is pleased to present WILD GOOSE, an online exhibition exploring landscape painting through the parallel practices of two artists—Carl Clark and Jack Arthur Wood Jr. Titled after the first
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