The top photographs on MinnPost in 2022
Politics and public policy are always a focus at MinnPost and 2022 was no exception.
Creative Director Corey Anderson manages daily site production, coordinates photography and art, and is the heart and soul of MinnPost’s visual brand. Email him at canderson@minnpost.com.
Politics and public policy are always a focus at MinnPost and 2022 was no exception.
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The show included monologues, songs and videos featuring host Jana Shortal, Gov. Tim Walz, Sen. Amy Klobuchar, Rep. Tom Emmer, state Sen. Karin Housley, Mayors Melvin Carter and Jacob Frey, singers Jim and Terry Walsh, singer/actor Bradley Greenwald, choral group OutLoud! and many more.
Hundreds crowded into Rock Bottom Brewery on Hennepin for the pre-show Patron reception. MinnPost contributing photographer Annabelle Marcovici captured the evening.
MinnRoast features Minnesota politicians, journalists, singers and actors. All proceeds support MinnPost’s nonprofit newsroom.
Over 1,100 Patrons, sponsors and friends enjoyed MinnPost’s 12th annual variety show on April 26 at the Historic State Theatre in downtown Minneapolis.
Photos from the reception at Loews and program featuring MinnPost editor Andrew Putz interviewing author and civil rights activist DeRay Mckesson.
More photos from the pre-program reception at the Loews honoring MinnPost’s 11th Anniversary sponsors and their guests.
Over 400 MinnPost members and friends gathered to hear MinnPost editor Andrew Putz interview civil rights activist DeRay Mckesson.
Around 1,200 members, sponsors and friends enjoyed MinnPost’s 11th annual variety show on April 27, and MinnPost contributor Jana Freiband captured the evening in photos.
Around 1,200 members, sponsors and friends enjoyed MinnPost’s 11th annual variety show at the Historic State Theatre on April 27, and MinnPost contributing photographer Jana Freiband captured the evening.
Around 1,200 members, sponsors and friends enjoyed MinnPost’s 11th annual variety show at the Historic State Theatre on April 27, and MinnPost contributing photographer Jana Freiband captured the evening.
Around 1,200 members, sponsors and friends enjoyed MinnPost’s 11th annual variety show, MinnRoast, at the Historic State Theatre on April 27. MinnPost contributing photographer Jana Freiband captured the evening.
Photos from the reception at Loews and program featuring MinnPost editor Andrew Putz interviewing former White House Chief of Staff and Stillwater native Denis McDonough.
More photos from the pre-program reception at the Loews honoring MinnPost’s 10th Anniversary sponsors and their guests.
Around 500 MinnPost members and friends gathered to hear MinnPost editor Andrew Putz interview former White House Chief of Staff Denis McDonough.
Members of the Twin Cities Gay Men’s Chorus joined the MinnRoast cast for the first time, performing at our tenth anniversary extravaganza.
Radio personality Brian “BT” Turner plays our word-salad tossing president, and actress Michelle Hutchison embodies the Professor Higgins role in this “My Fair Lady” spoof.
Some very talented Minnesotans lent their voices to this year’s parodies on April 28 at the Historic State Theatre.
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By Corey Anderson | Creative Director
May 26, 2017