Summer 2018 brings an exciting new event series to Jamestown! Every Thursday in June, July & August, 5:00 pm to 9:00 pm, the downtown comes to life with live entertainment and the finest in artisan
"My time in Jamestown, building relationships with the young artists in the school and at The Art Center were some of the most exciting times I have had as a creative professional." William Hessian: Jamestown
We are always working behind the scenes to find new and exciting art for exhibitions. Last week I visited the North Dakota Museum of Art (NDMOA) in Grand Forks to discuss the possibility of showing
In the exhibition business sometimes things don’t always go as planned. This exhibition began as a textile challenge last fall. Artists were given the winter months to complete their projects. For many, “life” got in
Laura Ruprecht's sgraffito tiles are part of the Animals With Attitude exhibit. Laura will teach this technique in her upcoming class: Sgraffito Slab Tile, April 17 & 18, 6:00-8:30 pm Register for the class using this
Kate Troyer was another artist who really became part of The Arts Center family. In 2002 – 03 she taught in the schools, arts after school and had a solo exhibition. Everyone wanted to adopt
Sadly, I'm going to miss this. The North Dakota Council on the Arts' State Folklorist, Troyd Geist, will be presenting at the North Dakota Symposium on Aging. I'm hoping someone will videotape this presentation but I encourage
The Arts Center has been host to many artists over the years. Some residencies have been short but some artists have spent up to a year or more working in the Jamestown community. Many of
(click on title to read) I'm pleased to announce that local artist Brad Bohl's artwork will be displayed in the Governor's office. When Kim Konikow, the new director of the North Dakota Council on the Arts, asked
Resident artist Nicole Gagner recently brought her many talents back to Jamestown. Working with elders at Ave Maria Village and the Heritage Centre, Nicole guided the elders through two activity plans she developed for the
