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Crop Artist Lillian Colton
August 30, 2007

The secret to having a good time at the Minnesota State Fair is finding those lingering connections to its rural roots. That means clog dancing, baby farm animals, and of course crop art. Rumor has it, you can see Bjork and Al Franken rendered in seeds this year. But it's not quite the same without legendary crop artist Lillian Colton, who passed away earlier this year.

This video is one of a series produced by Mike Dust for Colton's 2004 exhibition at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts.

RELATED LINK:
Twin Cities Daily Planet: State Fair: Crop art continues

Posted by Minnesota Stories on August 30, 2007 03:36 AM

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