A work of artist and Anoka-Ramsey Community College student Richard Lindberg can be viewed in a most unlikely place: the middle of Medicine Lake in Plymouth, Minn.

Lindberg has built a fishing shanty that’s a 360-degree pinhole camera, his contribution to a unique art exhibition called Art Shanty Projects. The camera actually works, and Lindberg can produce 360-degree panoramas of the events happening during the five-week exhibition.

Lindberg is one of more than 30 artists who have contributed works to Art Shanty Projects, which includes everything from architecture, to sculpture, to performance art, to karaoke, and much more. Sponsored by The Soap Factory, a Minneapolis Art Gallery, the exhibition is open every day through Feb. 19.

The exhibition can be found on the beach and on the lake adjacent to the parking lot at Medicine Lake. For event calendars and other details, visit www.artshantyprojects.org, or call 612-205-6710 or 612-669-0847.

ARCC offers an Associate of Fine Arts in Art degree. The program provides students with studio experience in a variety of media, including drawing, painting, photography, ceramics, sculpture, glass blowing and more, as well as a grounding in art history and visual theory. Fore more information, contact ARCC Dean of Educational Services Mary Raeker-Rebek by Email, or call 763-433-1317.