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Marianne Combs

Art Hounds: '2 Sugars,' and Brian Beatty in Duluth

'2 Sugars'
Shanan Custer and Carolyn Pool are the co-creators of "2 Sugars, Room For Cream."
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This week on Art Hounds, actor and comedian Levi Weinhagen raves about the two-women show "2 Sugars, Room For Cream" and the real life friendship of co-creators Shanan Custer and Carolyn Pool.

"Whimsical wildlife documentarian" Susan Gainen takes us on a tour of the latest exhibition at Banfill-Locke Center for the Arts, which includes everything from paintings and watercolors to woodcarving, quilting and polymer clay sculptures.

And writer Lucie B. Amundsen is getting excited for Brian Beatty's poetry reading at Prove Gallery in Duluth on Friday night. With his big beard and plaid shirts, Amundsen says Beatty will fit right in with the local "lumbersexuals."