WELCOME TO
Legacy Dream Space
An interactive art exhibition blending video, projection, theatre, digital art, and music into a reflective multimedia installation about Hope, Loss and Legacy.
Join Craig Harris and Candy Kuehn
in California Building Studio 212
for Art-a-Whirl 2025!
with guests Susan Horowitz
and artists from Wearable Art Minnesota (WAM)
Dates: May 16-18, 2025
2205 California St. NE
Studio 212
Minneapolis, MN 55418
Contact: craig@interferencearts.com or candy.kuehn@gmail.com
Craig Harris and Candy Kuehn invite you to Studio 212 at the California Building during Art-a-Whirl for a joyous weekend of activities. Candy will have her digital illustrations on exhibit, along with her painted and printed shawls and cloth. Craig is mounting a multimedia exhibition, and he will perform and provide guided walk through/sharing activities in the Legacy Dream Space and Collections installations. Also, join us Saturday evening in the multimedia living room for an hour of visiting, playing old 78 recordings from the 1940s and 1950s and LP records from the 1960 and 1970s, and dancing if the spirit moves you.
We are excited that Susan Horowitz will be joining us again in Studio 212 for Art-a-Whirl 2025! Several artists from Wearable Art Midwest (WAM) will also be with us, including Diane Moncrieff, Pat Grady, Angie McGuire, Suzanne Simmalavong, Maeve Duncan and Carol Austerman. They will be showing Fiber and Art made into into garments, purses, scarves, yardages, jewelry, hats, digital imagery and even key chains. It’s going to be a vibrant and exciting studio!
Check here for more details about the artists and the full schedule of activities!
Exhibition
Do you Wonder about the Past?
Do you Dream about the Future?
Are you Curious about how our lives create what follows?
Explore Legacy Dream Space, a glorious sensory world and engage in the unfolding of our shared future/space.
In Legacy Dream Space composer/multimedia artist Craig Harris and visual artist Candy Kuehn continue their long term collaboration with artists Kym Longhi and Jim Peitzman to create the Legacy Dream Space, a multi-dimensional story space designed to explore Loss, Hope and Legacy – wondering about the past, dreaming about the future, and engaging in the future’s unfolding.
Exhibitions include a freestanding multimedia installation, digital illustration prints on walls, hanging painted/printed fabrics, music, soundscapes and performance opportunities, and community gatherings. A series of events provide opportunities to explore the theme, capture new content, and integrate a community’s presence and stories into future instances of the work.
Legacy Dream Space is rich in visual, aural and thematic content, evolving through community engagement and incorporating what has transpired into the present content.
Legacy Dream Space exists as an ongoing creative environment. Visitors are invited to engage with the material available, explore stories and previous engagement, and make offerings to this living time capsule.
Explore
