MODERN: A Modern Man Pop-Up Art Show
Modern Man’s work will be on view from September 11-October 31 in downtown Fargo.
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Arts
Back Roads Art Crawl
If you’re up for an excellent day trip in lakes country, you won’t want to miss the 4th annual Back Roads Art Crawl September 19.
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Anime Fargo: So you want to be a hero?
Three days of voice actors, vendors, artists and Japanese arcade games at the Ramada in Fargo, themed on anime heroes.
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A pop up tribute to Modern Man and years of friendship
The late Fargo artist Modern Man will be honored with an upcoming exhibit curated by his friend, Stanley Hoglund.
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Fiber Arts Festival returns to Fargo
Attend classes, browse vendors and learn new techniques at the Fiber Arts Festival August 1-2.
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Master of clay, Louie Albertson
High Plains Reader spoke with ceramicist Louie Albertson about his career, inspiration and creative process.
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Big plans and a nightmare to remember at the Plains
The Plains Art Museum Spring Gala returns May 2 with food, fun, an art auction and a sneak preview of a brand new building project.
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‘Art is, at times, a criminal act:’ graffiti legend SHOCK UC MSK
See work by renowned graffiti writer and multimedia artist SHOCK UC MSK at North Dakota Museum of Art’s exhibit, “Re-arming Language: Post-graffiti Artists” from March 5 – May 10, 2026.
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Joe Ellis: Graffiti expert, collections consultant and overall cool guy
While researching the upcoming exhibition, “Re-Arming Language: Post-Graffiti Artists,” which opens March 5 at the North Dakota Museum of Art (261 Centennial Dr. in Grand Forks), I spoke with graffiti expert and art acquisition consultant Joe Ellis. His unique backstory is so enthralling that I wanted to share our extended conversation with all of you.
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Unglued Craft Fest returns
A favorite since 2011, Unglued Craft Fest 2026 features over 70 indie crafters from throughout the region, with booths chock full of handmade goodies and a whole lotta Midwest love.
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Graffiti legends showcased at the NDMOA
“Re-Arming Language: Post-Graffiti Artists” will be on display at the North Dakota Museum of Art in Grand Forks from March 5 to May 10.
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Get creative for the holidays: nothing says one-of-a-kind like local, vintage and handmade
The holidays are fast approaching. If you’re on the lookout for finding your loved ones something...
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The legacy and longevity of Gallery 4
By Sabrina Horning Gallery 4 downtown recently celebrated its 50 year anniversary, making it one...
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FM Studio Crawl returns first weekend of October
On October 4 and 5, from noon to 6 p.m., more than three dozen working artists open the doors of their studios to the public.
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Vergas Art Club leads us down the backroads
2025 marks three years of the Annual Vergas Area Backroads Art Crawl. The art crawl is sponsored by the Vergas Arts Club.
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Jon Offutt public reception and installation scheduled for July 29
Touchmark at Harwood Groves will host a special artist reception featuring renowned glass artist Jon Offutt on Tuesday, July 29, at 2:00 p.m.
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The art of building community: Catherine Mulligan retrospective at the Rourke
I first met Catherine Mulligan at a party at her house. It was a small gathering, spontaneous,...
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Remembering Modern Man, keeping his memory alive
I want to thank everyone who came out to remember and say goodbye.
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Remembering Modern Man
He was brave enough to create in whatever medium he was drawn to, about any subject he cared about. He was truly free to create…anything.
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Shane Balkowitsch documents living history: an ambrotype session with Leonard Peltier
Bismarck wet plate photographer Shane Balkowitsch created a portrait of Indigenous activist Leonard Peltier after his sentence was commuted.
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Empathy through story sharing: TQH bringing queer history to Red Raven
Telling Queer History is an LGBTQIA+ organization that utilizes oral storytelling and community building to educate, honor and collect oral histories.
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A picture is worth a thousand books
Mickey Smith’s “Morphologies” contains pictures of the contents of libraries, often bound journals and periodicals.
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Jamestown Arts Center celebrates 60 years
“I think that what the organization has done is bring like minded people together to kind of grow and develop through the arts…”
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Artist Ted Martin’s art on view at Mind Virus
Ted Martin, retired educator and western North Dakota native, will exhibit his work at Mind Virus Counter-Culture Books and Media November 15-December 1.
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