7221 Laine Road, Two Harbors, MN
Boreal Bounty Farm – Host Farm
Boreal Bounty Farm focuses on vegetables (beets, Brussels sprouts, cabbage, carrots, cucumbers, garlic, herbs, leeks, lettuces, onions, pumpkins, radishes, shallots, squash, tomatoes, tomatillos and more), canned goods (jams, relishes, pickles, herbed salts and spices) and apples. Established in 2017, Boreal Bounty Farm is a family-owned 20-acre farm 7 miles northwest of Two Harbors, MN. Our vision is to provide fresh, quality, locally grown produce and products for ourselves and our community. We are utterly amazed at the transformation of seeds into our harvest. We are seed to Stand.
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Michael Kapsos – Guest Artist
One of the most exciting things about creating art is the process. Most of the time something unpredictable happens. A surprise or a failure, it’s all the same. A process that almost seems magical. My focus is to create new ways to use traditional metalsmith techniques. Modern and dynamic wearable art. For me it’s an organic process. I have a basic idea of the shapes, colors and the feel I want from a design. Then it just happens.
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Jillian Helleloid, Guest Artist
I fell in love with block printing in 2020 when I tried it out as a way to escape from the pressures of life during the COVID-19 pandemic. Over the years I’ve tried a lot of different techniques. I love the whole process from sketching a design to seeing it come to life rolling ink out onto the block. I find my inspiration from the outdoors and northern Minnesota.
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Britta Keenan, Guest Artist
The handbags and leather goods that I make are a result of my professional experiences in the fashion industry. As a technical designer in NYC, Philadelphia and Duluth, my exposure to the waste and mishandling of resources led me down the path of of wanting to create items that are more sustainable and long lasting. This act of creating a physical practical sculpture with my hands brings the power and art of making things back to the individual. I draw my inspiration from shapes in nature, furniture design and wherever piques my curiosity. My first overall goal with my work is to bring people beautiful leather items that withstand our daily lives for years and years. I utilize both European hand sewing techniques and machine sewing in my bags. My second goal is to show others that they can make and mend for themselves and for our own local communities.
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