The country’s only state fair seed art competition has expanded its dozens of categories to include out-of-state competitors, as long as they stick to one rule: Every seed must be grown in Minnesota.
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| Nicholas Rindo, “I know you are…” (2023), cereal rye, buckwheat, flax, pearled barley, poppy, quinoa, rainbow flint corn, sweet lupine, red millet, viking corn, wild rice, navy beans, lentils. Division: Irregular Forms, Class 5 Amateur. Winner of First Premium ribbon. |
“Seed art is defined by its accessibility: All you need is Elmer’s glue, some seeds, and something to say. Every submission is displayed, making for a radically democratic art show, and encouraging many to make a political stance.”
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| Joel Alter, “Jobs Ill-Suited to Seed Artists, #47″ (2023), onion skin, soybeans, millet, amaranth, rye, wheat, wild rice, poppyseeds, lentils, quinoa, Division: Senior Citizens Crop Art, Class 20 Senior Citizen |
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| Teresa Anderson, “Woke Blooms!” (2023) barley, cantaloupe (dyed), millet (dyed), soybean, wild rice, Division: Advanced division, dyed or painted, |
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