This season our Arts After School program returns to using regional artists as instructors. As our program has evolved we have tried different models. Early on, Arts After School (AAS) was closely tied to the
Medieval Fine Arts will be the topic of the 1st session of the 2019-2020 Arts After School season. Dina Laskowski, educator extraordinaire, teacher of teachers, and artist will be taking youngsters on an artistic exploration
Eighty pieces of art by thirty-nine artists makes a powerful statement for the 55th Annual JFAA Art Show. Summing it up, the most notable change this year is an increase in larger sculptural pieces. There
As we head into the peak summer month I don't want you to miss out on a few happenings around The Arts Center. The Walter Piehl Retrospective is an exhibit you shouldn't miss. Walter is
Besides the second season of the popular Downtown Arts Market there is lots going on for children at The Arts Center. There have already been some minor adjustments since the newsletter was published so we're
Ryan Stander's exhibition Touching Photographs offers the visitor just what the title implies. Building on people's curiosity and fascination with shoeboxes of old photos found at every garage sale and antique store, the artist invites
The reality is that we live in North Dakota and understand that winter is just part of life. However it has become clear that we are all fed up with the long periods of sub-zero
Facebook When the art arrived for the current exhibition the artist's wife said, "How do you think your community will respond to Lino's work?" I replied, honestly that I felt many people would feel uncomfortable.
The art of Bradford Hansen-Smith has transformed The Arts Center's gallery into a wonderful, peaceful and contemplative space. When I made arrangements with the North Dakota Museum of Art to host this exhibition I wasn't
Join us next Wednesday, December 5 at noon to meet artist Robert Matz. Art has power; it is a beautiful and creative way to communicate everything from personal passions to social commentary. With his broad
