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Soil Project's second phase on display in Mankato

Summary by Mankato Free Press
MANKATO — Beth Fisher and Cheryl Casteen’s works are among dozens of pieces in “We Are All Not Temporarily Soil,” an eco-art project’s second phase and first U.S. event that’s on display at Carnegie Art Center.

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Soil Project's second phase on display in Mankato

MANKATO — Beth Fisher and Cheryl Casteen’s works are among dozens of pieces in “We Are All Not Temporarily Soil,” an eco-art project’s second phase and first U.S. event that’s on display at Carnegie Art Center.

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Mankato Free Press broke the news in on Wednesday, April 1, 2026.
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