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Calendar of Exhibits - Fargo/Jamestown RegionPhone numbers and web sites are provided when possible. Area code is (701) unless otherwise stated. Please call phone numbers listed for tickets and/or more information on each event and/or exhibit. For additional events, exhibits, venue and artist information, visit: www.myndarts.com! No information currently listed... Visit www.ellendalend.com May 16 - Plains Art Museum will open the exhibit Wing Young Huie: Hidden Fargo in Plain Sight at 7pm. Minneapolis-based photographer Huie joins the Museum again to present images taken during his residency at the Museum last October. Huie’s subjects come from the everyday: people whose faces we see but often fail to notice. Within each of those individuals, personal stories unfold on the grand and small scales; yet all are affected by a confluence of cultural and social forces. His photographs capture glimpses into these private stories as a way to gain insight into the lives of others. Members free, students $5, nonmembers $10 Thru May 19 - Plains Art Museum is pleased to present the exhibition Andy Warhol: Creating Myth and Icon. The first major solo Warhol exhibition in the Fargo-Moorhead area, Andy Warhol: Creating Myth and Icon brings to our region a nationally-known collection of Warhol prints held by Wesley and Missy Cochran of La Grange, Georgia. The collection features 36 screen prints, including two of Warhol’s last series: Cowboys and Indians and Myths, featuring legendary figures from Teddy Roosevelt, Geronimo, Custer, Annie Oakley, and John Wayne to Superman, Dracula, Mickey Mouse, and Santa Claus. The show will also include work from the Museum’s Permanent Collection and the Student Collection at North Dakota State University. Plains Art Museum Thru May 26 - The Artists’ Studio: Bob Kurkowski. Taking as the point of departure an installation of Robert Kurkowski’s ceramic studio, this exhibition will highlight the creative process and the importance of a studio. The presentation will include an installation of his former studio; a small exhibition of his ceramics and art collection; and an accompanying exhibition by the Fargo-Moorhead Visual Artists (FMVA) for the Studio Crawl. Key questions will be posed to the audience, such as ‘What does it mean to be in the studio?’; ‘What is the role of the audience in an artist’s studio?’; ‘What is the space of the studio in the artist’s practice?’; ‘How do we understand the psychological space and safe haven for creativity that we find in the artist’s studio?’; ‘How do studios help artists envision their activity/arts activism/self-reliance?’ Starion Financial Gallery, General Exhibition. Plains Art Museum, www.plainsart.org Thru May 31 - A Funhouse Collection, Works from the Personal Collection of Nettie & Cam. Annette DuBord and Cameron Peterson began collecting art while both were studying at MSUM. Pieces have been acquired through buying, exchanging, trading of services, gifts, memberships, and trash/thrifting. We enjoy living with other artists work, they say, and it helps with creative blocks and inspiration. Nettie is a printmaker and Cam is a printmaker/painter. Their business is The Funhouse Press in the 3rd Floor Artist Studios, 109 ½ Broadway. Spirit Room Thru Jun 1 - Sentimentality, An Exhibit of Portraiture by Oscar Zamor. Sentimentality to this artist means family and friends. Born in Palm Springs, CA, at a young age Zamora moved to Glenwood, MN. Graduating with a Visual Arts degree from NDSU in 2012, every person he came to know became someone worth keeping in his heart. Portraiture became a means of keeping people close to him. “After a while I had no clue, drawing a face could feel so new”. Free and open to the public. Spirit Room, jaske@ideaone.net, or 237-0230 Thru Jun 9 - Pfeifer, Alter: New Works. The art of Jay Pfeifer is defined more by his material and his long familiarity with them than by any preconceived themes or designs. Pfeifer partakes in the creation of myth: from water to wine, from lead to purest ore - common to the wider range of painters and sculptors. Closing Rec: Jun 9, 3-5pm. ecce gallery Thru Jun 28 - James Rosenquist Artist in Residence, Amy Smith's works will be on display. Free and open to the public. NDSU Visual Arts, NDSU Memorial Union Gallery Ongoing - The Don Larew Collection featured by NDSU Archives. This online exhibition titled Theatre Passion presents some of the 100-plus productions in which Don Larew, professor emeritus of theatre arts, has been involved at NDSU from fall 1969 to February 2001. The exhibition can be seen at http://www.flickr.com/photos/ndsu-university-archives/collections/72157625906153870. The images are taken from The Don Larew Theatrical Productions Scenic and Costume Design Collection, University Archives, North Dakota State University and feature predominantly Little Country Theatre productions Plains Art Museum Ongoing
For exhibit information visit The Arts Center's website at www.jamestownartscenter.org Thru May 31 - Black Pinto Horse Fine Arts, The Poor Boy and the Mud Pony Exhibit, Jamestown Art Center. To learn more visit www.blackpintohorsefinearts.com Thru May 31 - Emily Yellow Bird, Centripetal Satires Exhibit, Jamestown Art CenterThru Jun 2 - Of Memory, Bone & Myth. National juried photography exhibition featuring 23 artists. Rourke Art Gallery Museum Thru Jun 23 -Greg Montreuil, Wrestling with Space. Black and white oil abstracts investigate the role of chance and decision in the creation of a composition. Rourke Art Gallery Museum 2013 - For a complete list of Valley City State University exhibits, click here... Ongoing - Visual art on a monthly rotating schedule at Wahpeton Community Center, 304 South 5th Street Ongoing - Red Door Art Gallery, http://reddoorgallerywahpeton.com/ |
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