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 54th Annual Jamestown Fine Arts Association Art Show broke all recent records this year. Sixty-seven artists participated with 141 pieces on display. The largest category was painting followed closely by photography. This year also
Enjoy OKTOBERFEST! Saturday, September 15 from 5:30 – 9:00 pm in The Hansen Arts Park. Oktoberfest is a Munich tradition since 1810, when it celebrated the betrothal of the Bavarian King Ludwig I to Princess Therese.
During his short time as executive director, Larry Kopp left his mark on Jamestown. Understanding the importance of community connections, Larry set to work immediately engaging community leaders and service organizations. The Arts Center's long
We've had a lot of fun this summer creating and enjoying art together at the Downtown Arts Market. It’s hard to believe there are only two more Thursdays and then we transition into children going
We're looking for your participation in this year’s Jamestown Fine Arts Association (JFAA) Annual Juried exhibition. This show is in it’s 54th year and it is our hope that we have lots more artists this
The Mini-Art Hunt is an annual favorite in Jamestown. It brings art to the people, and people to the parks! Ten unique mini-artworks by artist Nicole Gagner will be hiding throughout the Jamestown parks and
Downtown Arts Market Thursdays are getting rave reviews. People are enjoying the entertainment, supporting the vendors and participating in the activities. Its great to see all ages coming out, interacting socially and having a good
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
