Minnesota: Land of 10,000 useless art objects

So here’s a quick, unscientific poll:

Have you ever seen or heard of this allegedly iconic Minnesota landmark:

Minnesota spoon

Please leave your answer in the comments below.


5 Responses to “Minnesota: Land of 10,000 useless art objects”


  • Comment from Everyone

    Yes, we’ve all seen it, it’s very famous.

  • Comment from Glenn Beck

    Even I’ve heard of it, and I’m completely detached from reality. So, there you go…

  • Comment from MplsGuy

    I take personal Offense to this… You live in a city full of Historic Monuments and they’re all so useful and awesome. We’ve got a spoon bridge and cherry and it’s artistically significant.

    Are you saying that the Bean in Chicago is useful because it makes a funny reflection of you when you look at it?

    You’re just upset that we’ve got Favre now and he’s still got it.

  • Comment from Dan

    Well there you have it. There are at least 3 people who have heard of the cherry spoon. They may all have grown up within 20 miles of it, but I guess that’s what happens with internet polls.

    And yes, the bean in chicago (apparently the official name is the “Cloudgate”) is indeed superior. This is a fact widely acknowledged in the national artistic community.

    I hope Favre stays on the Vikings for another ten years, or until he develops rickets, whichever comes first. If I were a vikings fan, I’d probably prefer that they just snap it directly to AP and save a few million dollars, or put in someone who can throw the ball more than 10 yards through the air.

  • Comment from Mark

    First a spoon with cherry on it, and now the Twins get swept by the Yankees. If the Vikings start faltering, people are going to start hanging themselves by the cherry stem.

    SRSLY tho, I was just in MPLS in June and saw no such art with my bros.


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