By Anne Dugan
Wrenshall News: Art tour allows sense of place
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When I moved to Wrenshall after graduate school in New York City I had many friends and colleagues tell me some version of the same thing: “Oh, what a unique thing. Art and farming. How can you possibly pursue art living in the country?”
There is a false divide in our popular culture and a pervasive understanding that urban centers should be hubs that export culture and import food. We celebrate the idea of terroir when it applies to wine or food — the idea that a particular grape can take on the unique flavor of the environment in which it is produced — but there is pervasive pejo...
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