Events
This exhibit looks at what things were like for residents of Fergus Falls in 1919. It then illustrates the storms destructive pass through the city, with photographs and antidotes, and ends with how the city was rebuilt bigger and better then before.
This year’s permanent collection reinstallation will explore the Museum’s acquisitions of artwork by women since our inception as the Red River Art Center in 1965.
(Un)common Threads highlights the artists’ differing approaches to serigraphy (also known as silk screen) and their shared interests in portraiture, narrative and pop culture.
Truth in Focus explores Hvidston's career, stretching back to his childhood, through his years with the Forum, and into retirement.
Plains Art Museum is pleased to announce the substantial and unique exhibition, Fueling Modernity, featuring the work of American photographer Meghan Kirkwood and South African mixed media artist Jeannette Unite.
Designed by Minneapolis-based collectors SuperMonster市City!, the exhibition has earned rave reviews in the museum world, offering a wonderfully monstrous survey of vintage toys, models, and posters exploring America's favorite supernatural histories!
The Landmark Center created this exhibit of photos in 2014 using photos taken by Vining, MN Astronaut Karen Nyberg.
Please join us at the Spirit Room in Gallery I for Brett Lysne’s “The Lower Forty-Eight,” a highly detailed collection of ink illustrations exploring the social and political ills of contemporary America.
Please join us at the Spirit Room in Gallery II for Hollie DeFrancisco’s “Pardon my Partum,” a varied exhibition of macabre and whimsy paintings and illustrations exploring her partum experience.
Plains Art Museum is thrilled to announce the opening of a major new exhibition, A Nation of One, featuring the work of Brad Kahlhamer.
Join students of Lake Region Arts Council’s “Arts Mentorship Program” at A Center for the Arts on Saturday, October 19, 2019 from 11:30 AM to 1:00 PM! They will perform and exhibit the work they’ve accomplished during their mentorships.
Join area artists for 3 days of art & music at the Historic Holmes Theatre's Art Show in Detroit Lakes!
Artists and others will be showing/selling their wares during this two day show and sale!
Visit the HCSCC exhibition of Warli art, a folk painting style native to India that frequently portrays traditional daily life and special occasions, ranging from farming and gardening to marriages and feasts.
Tumulus is a visual investigation of this human-altered landscape, but it is also a document of the cultural and societal complexities of The Iron Range near Frand Rapids, MN.
This traveling exhibit is on loan to Viking Library System, and will be displayed many of their Libraries throughout 2019 and early 2020.
Please join us at the Spirit Room in Gallery I for Ross Rolshoven’s “Son of a Gun,” a collection of intricately crafted vintage inspired assemblages, paintings, and photographs.
This traveling exhibit is on loan to Viking Library System, and will be displayed many of their Libraries throughout 2019 and early 2020.
The Red Door Gallery’s “Rural Art Exhibit” will feature artists from North and South Dakota as well as from Breceknridge, MN. Work will reflect rural and/or agricultural settings.
Join the Alexandria Area Arts Association in City Park, on the banks of Lake Agnes and Lake Henry, for the premier art event of the summer!
Curator John Schuerman will provide an introduction to the exhibition The Other Four, followed by “Eyes Should Be Washed,” a performance art piece by artists Pedram Baldari, Katayoun Amjadi, and Nooshin Hakim Javadi.
This show is a mix of local artists from Fergus Falls as well as many pieces brought up from the Twin Cities metro area, or down from several cities further north.
Join us as artists featured in Waasamoo-Beshizi come together for a night of conversation and poetry.
Visit Barbara Johnson’s Photography Exhibit at the Shoreline Artist’s Gallery at the Lakes Area Theatre during the month of June.
This exhibit will include groupings of small quilts, each starting with a particular pattern while variations of color and finishing will make them unique.
This exhibition will showcase new ceramic works by Guillermo Guardia, created since he moved to the Twin Cities in 2017.
Kait Macheledt, Class of 2015, hails from New Richmond, WI and is an Integrative Artist who mixes art media with themes centering around holistic healing.
The North Star Retreat Center has two galleries - the “Home Tour” and the “Live Tour” which totals an impressive 90 small art quilts. When displayed together, they create a dramatic (jaw-dropping) visual experience that covers 120+ feet.
MSUM’s School of Art will be hosting a juried exhibition. MSUM art students currently enrolled in Art 498 Exhibition will jury the show.
For several weeks each spring, the art of participating FMVA members fills the lower level gallery at Moorhead's Hjemkomst Center—work from arts educators, emerging artists, and established artists. Statements from the artists describe their inspirations and techniques, and a reception offers the public an opportunity to meet and talk with the artists.
This exhibit is comprised of students that competed in a variety of categories including Drawing, Painting, Sculpture, Media Arts, Crafts, Print Making, Ceramics, 2D Mixed Media/Collage and Graphic Design.
North Star Retreat Center has two galleries - the “Home Tour” and the “Live Tour” which totals an impressive 90 small art quilts. When displayed together, they create a dramatic (jaw-dropping) visual experience that covers 120+ feet!
Join us for our final day exhibiting Beyond Bollywood: Indian Americans Shape the Nation on Sunday, March 31. We're marking the occasion with a free closing reception inspired by Holi, the Hindu festival of colors celebrating love, the arrival of spring, and the victory of good over evil.
On a daily basis, editorial cartoonists deliver biting social commentary made palatable through amusing and well-crafted illustration. Our upcoming exhibition Lines with Power and Purpose: Editorial Cartoons features fifty-one original editorial cartoons from the nation's great metropolitan newspapers during the Golden Age of print journalism.
Most of Kristi Link Fernholz’s photographs are of native prairie plants and have been taken near her home, tucked away in the tall grass prairie along the ridges of the Minnesota River Valley.
Event Link: http://www.reddoorgallerywahpeton.com/
Event Phone Number: (701) 591-1010
The Historical and Cultural Society of Clay County (HCSCC) will host an upcoming art exhibition showcasing the work of local artists with disabilities.
Cone Pack is a contemporary clay community from the Fargo-Moorhead area. The collective includes some of the area’s most talented and active ceramic artists.
Have you ever wished you could talk to one of our artists to understand how they come up with their pieces? Now you can! Each month we will list the artists who will be staffing the gallery.
The Prairie Renaissance Cultural Alliance (PRCA) will host an exhibit from 9th January 2019 to 16th February 2019 which will illustrate the state of the needle arts as they are practiced today. We are interested in work ranging from traditional embroidery techniques to exploratory boundary stretching art.
