Expressing TOSCA
Expressing TOSCA is a forum for all forms of artists, including actors, musicians, authors and poets, to promote their art and for all of us to find and nurture our own muse.
On these pages of the website you will find information about local artists, authors, poets etc. as well as information about upcoming Expressing TOSCA events for those who would like to meet local artists or their own inner artist. Common Questions about Copyright Law by attorney Jim Wahl
Some of our favorite artists:

International Harvester '49©Judy Westergard
Judy Westergard

Barrel Racer ©Patricia Kness Patricia Kness
 Lido Sand Dollar ©Leon Zobel
Leon Zobel
To see our current cover artist and the artists featured in our magazine, Exploring TOSCA, click here.
GIFT THE ARTS
Check out Twin Cities TOSCA's Arts Packages with hand-selected one-of-a-kind items from local artists, authors and artisans. We have already done the research, selecting and purchasing on your behalf, so you can spend your valuable time with your friends and family. In fact we will even deliver the package to you anywhere in the Metro area.
And check back every so often as we will be "redesigning" the packages from time to time as we discover new and exciting products that we just can't resist sharing!
"If you have only two pennies, spend the first on bread and the other on hyacinths for your soul."
-Arab Proverb
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The Art of Food
Fall is intense, deep, dangerous and inviting... (pdf)
Sanctuary Restaurant 903 Washington Avenue South, Minneapolis, MN
The Art of Wine Big Reds from Spain (pdf) Sorella Wine & Spirits 1010 Washington Avenue South, Minneapolis, MN
Since 1999, Theatre Unbound has been a force for creating live theatre wholly and unabashedly about the lives of women. Theatre written by women, directed by women, with challenging, engaging roles for women.
 "Parnassus" 1497, Andrea Mantegna The Nine Muses Dancing with Apollo According to ancient Greek
mythology there are nine muses
(goddesses) who inspire artists,
musicians, writers and poets.
They were said to be the
daughters of Zeus, king of the
Olympian gods, and Mnemosyne,
the goddess of Memory. Some
claim that their parents were
actually Uranus (Sky) and Gaea
(Mother Earth).
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