The overlooked overlook. Whether its due to the northside location or the unexpected spelling, Farview Park is, perhaps, the most lowly high spot in Minneapolis. The steep bluff produces a commanding--and uncommon--view of the downtown skyline; perfect for watching fireworks in the summer and sledding in the winter.
The periscopes at Circle of Vision, an art installation created by Norman Andersen and Katherine Schaefer, provide a historic context for this circa-1883 park while you examine the view (pictured above) in all directions.
Bricks from the Kiln—Issue 2: Andrew Lister & Matthew Stuart in
conversation with Paul Bailey
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BFTK #2 cover This past March, Andrew Lister and Matthew Stuart released
issue #2 of their multifarious journal, Bricks from the Kiln (BFTK). As a
journa...
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