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Minneapolis, Minnesota 55403

1964 focuses on works made during a period of tremendous upheaval and transformation politically, socially, and artistically in the U.S. In the year following the assassination of John F. Kennedy, the country saw riots erupt in a number of cities; President Lyndon Johnson ordered the first bombings in North Vietnam, and the Beatles invaded with their first concerts and their appearance on 'The Ed Sullivan Show.' With nearly 100 works, 1964 shows how the Walker collection mirrors this remarkably fertile moment in contemporary art.

Added by Upcoming Robot on June 13, 2010

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heydomsar

I love them. Anyone want to go? I hate going alone.

heydomsar

I can't believe My Brightest Diamond is opening! I love Shara Worden. She opens for and plays with Sufjan Stevens and is also amazing. One of the Top 10 cds this year and mesmerizing in concert.

daneypoo

Does anyone know if they are more mellow in concert, or really rock out?

I'm deciding if I should pound rum & cokes before the concert or sip wine...

heydomsar

Opener MBD is more mellow, except for a few songs. But she's mesmerizing. Devotchka is high-energy with sing-alongs, from what I hear. You may also cry. Look for me and we'll do some R&C. I'll probably wear my blue Illinoise shirt.

puterchique

From what I recall, they're pretty high energy. A lot of people dancing and jumping. They have a really intense connection with the crowed. They have their mellow moments, but overall, the ups and downs are very effective. And yes, you may cry. But seriously, who doesn't want to cry during How It Ends?

daneypoo

That show kicked ass.....

heydomsar

We had the best time. I almost liked My Brightest Diamond better. But the whole night was great. We were towards the middle. I hope to get some pix up soon. Where were the rum and cokes, daneypoo?

daneypoo

Yeah, I got there late (drinking martinis at Dunlay's). I was on the lookout for the Sufjan shirt, but once I found a good spot I didn't do much wandering. I was on the right a little towards the front. Good thing my camera has a zoom...