Appreciating the plains through drones
by Gabrielle [email protected] Within the ever-evolving art and practice of photography, one piece of technology has been making waves: the drone. Drones, or flying…
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The art of Amanda Frost
by Emma [email protected] For being a relatively small city, Fargo is not lacking in local artists of all kinds. One of such artists is…
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New Deal era mural faces destruction
When must preserving cultural history give way to modernization?
Read Now‘Take only what you can carry in your heart’
Zoran Mojsilov at the Plains Art Museum
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West Acres Artist in Residence Builds Body of Work, Creates Mural for the Public
by: Melissa Gonzalez [email protected] From music, to sculpture, to grand scale murals, one local artist is working tirelessly to share his work with the…
Read NowMineral Point, Wisconsin: where art and history meet
I came to Mineral Point, Wisconsin for the art. The tiny town among the rolling hills about 50 miles southwest of Madison is home…
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Fargo Arts and Culture Commission Strives for Artistic Presence Across the City.
by Melissa [email protected] With “The Redball Project” making its way to Fargo-Moorhead, the possibility of more public art is quickly becoming reality. The Fargo…
Read NowAnnual Studio Crawl Opens this Weekend
by Ryan [email protected] Artists from Fargo-Moorhead and the surrounding area are opening their studio doors and putting their artistic talents on display as the…
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Fargo to Host World Traveling Art Installation
by Melissa [email protected] On Oct. 4 “The Redball Project” will bounce its way to Fargo-Moorhead from Chapel Hill, North Carolina. For seven days, between…
Read NowThe birdman and the bees, the art of Morganne Behl
For the month of October, Fargo’s Red Raven Espresso Parlor will feature the work of local artist Morganne Behl, whose ink, graphite, and colored-pencil…
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Abby Balkowitsch: The next generation
It may be cliche to say the apple doesn’t fall too far from the tree, but when wet plate artist Shane Balkowitsch found out…
Read NowDan Mihuta: The Art Maker
By Rod Hadland [email protected] The name Mr. Mihuta may not be familiar, but for most of my life, I’ve known that name. There was…
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Camelot Revisited at 59th Midwestern Invitational Art Exhibition
By Tayler [email protected] Come one, come all to the 59th anniversary of the Midwestern Invitational Art Exhibition! This tradition celebrates each year with a…
Read NowThe biggest little art show on the prairie
“Our whole idea was to make sure that everyone had some kind of exposure to the arts, which in a small town in North…
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Episode VIII: The Return of Peel + Stick
By Tayler [email protected] It’s back! After another two successful, thriving years, Albino Buffalo has announced that it is having its second Peel + Stick…
Read NowCivility is for the Birds
By Tayler [email protected] Tucked in the back of Roberts Street Studio, if you follow the “yellow brick road” (a funny story, if you get…
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Downtown artist evoking movement in glass
By Tayler [email protected] Born in Minnesota and having lived in Seattle for most of his life, Tarjei Nossum is somewhat new to the Fargo…
Read NowIt’s a Bird, It’s a Plane, It’s Free Comic Book Day!
In the last century, comic books have gone from being a fringe medium of entertainment to a ubiquitous part of American pop culture and…
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Kirk Williams and his isle of misfit toys
‘Catch of the day’ to open at Kaddatz Gallery
Read NowBlack and white and rad all over
The Plains Art Museum’s Spring Gala is coming up again this year on May 5. The spring gala is the best art party this…
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Art and Science: ÖZSİSLİ’s Fargo Days
Originally from Turkey, Tülin ÖZSİSLİ is a visiting scientist at NDSU. She has created art inspired by science with bright and active acrylics, oils…
Read NowBurlesque of North America: a taste of the Twin Cities in the Music City
There are so many cool places to be in Austin during the South by Southwest Festival — like the Flatstock Market, which displays the…
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Kay Ornberg; ‘The Human Figure and My Rural Surroundings’
“With the human figure, it would be capturing the figure with a medium (watercolor) that is very difficult to control,” Kay Ornberg said. “The…
Read NowWho we are and where we come from: Fargo-Moorhead’s art masters
Last ten days: exhibit closes March 4
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