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This article was published 18/12/2024 (274 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
Art Van Winkel — the stationary fixture outside a Minnedosa art store — got his head back in the right place this Christmas season. Art lost his head (literally!) to thieves several times this year. As part of the latest attempt to capitate him, Art now has a camera pointed at his head for surveilling any mischief makers, as well as an air tag installed within. He is seen here on Tuesday afternoon, at his usual perch in front of the Inspire Art Studio — all decked up for the holidays — wearing a Santa hat and a beard. (Connor McDowell/The Brandon Sun)
By Connor McDowell
Art Van Winkel — the stationary fixture outside a Minnedosa art store — got his head back in the right place this Christmas season. Art lost his head (literally!) to thieves several times this year. As part of the latest attempt to capitate him, Art now has a camera pointed at his head for surveilling any mischief makers, as well as an air tag installed within. He is seen here on Tuesday afternoon, at his usual perch in front of the Inspire Art Studio — all decked up for the holidays — wearing a Santa hat and a beard. (Connor McDowell/The Brandon Sun)