ORGANIZATION

Minnesota State Arts Board

Identifier
NFAI.E.00002009

Preferred Name
Minnesota State Arts Board

Library of Congress Naming Authority
Minnesota State Arts Board [info:lc/authorities/names/n78067584]

Biography/History
The Minnesota State Arts Board is a state agency that stimulates and
encourages the creation, performance, and appreciation of the arts in the state.

Objects related to Organization

Title	Type
Minnesota Polka Project	Collection
I: Manuscript Materials. Wisconsin Historical Society Archives. Wisconsin Folk Museum Records, M98-044. Artist Files	Series
Artists A-Ka	Item
Barich Bros	Item
Chmielewski, Florian	Item
Coopman, Ernie	Item
Czerniak, Bill	Item
Czerniak, Joe	Item
Filipczak, John	Item
Ford, Marge Gersich	Item
Kahle, Ivan	Item
Artists Ke-Z	Item
Miller, Marsha	Item
Minar, Jerry	Item
Rezac, Roman	Item
Rysavy, Larry	Item
Setniker, Ron	Item
Suess, Erwin	Item
Vorderbruggen, Matt	Item
Wilfahrt, John (Whoopee John)	Item
Wolf Buermann, Betty	Item
Zellmer, Blanche	Item
II: Manuscript Materials. UW-Madison Folklore Program. Minnesota Polka Project	Series
Copy tape logs and correspondence	Item
III: Manuscript Materials. Minnesota Historical Society. Oral History Interviews of the Minnesota Polka Oral History Project, OH 44	Series
Tape logs	Item
IV: Sound Recordings. UW-Madison Folklore Program. Minnesota Polka Project	Series
Barich Bros. (Bernie, John, George), Ely, Minnesota	Item
Betty Wolf, St. Joseph, Minnesota,	Item
Bill Czerniak, Shoreview, Minnesota,	Item
Blanche Zellmer, Montgomery, Minnesota,	Item
Ernie Coopman, Mankato, Minnesota,	Item
Erwin Suess, North Mankato, Minnesota,	Item
Ivan Kahle, Norwood, Minnesota,	Item
Jerry Minar,	Item
Jerry Minar, New Prague, Minnesota,	Item
John Filipczak, St. Paul, Minnesota,	Item
Larry Rysavy and Marshall Miller,	Item
Matt Anzelk/Polka Chimes, Biwabik (with John Berquist),	Item
V: Sound Recordings. Minnesota Historical Society. Oral History Interviews of the Minnesota Polka Oral History Project, OH 44	Series
VI: Graphic Materials. UW-Madison Folklore Program. Minnesota Polka Project	Series
VII: Electronic Media. UW-Madison Folklore Program. Minnesota Polka Project	Series
Tape logs and correspondence (also listed in Series II)	Item