Linda Olson's Exhibition Museum Inspiration showcases ceramics that span a wide variety of styles, shapes, and techniques. From bowls to vases and stoneware to porcelain, Olson's ceramics exhibition will amaze you with its creator's skill and variety of pieces. Linda Olson teaches as a full professor at Minot State University, as she has since 1990. She chaired the Humanities Division at Minot State University from 2006 to 2015. Galleries throughout the region have frequently exhibited Olson’s artworks. Nationally recognized jurors…

Sean Chandler’s  “The One Defined To Be No One” Artist Reception Friday, October 13th! Join us at the MonDak Heritage Center on Friday, October 13th from 4 pm – 6 pm for a reception for Montana artist Sean Chandler. Chandler’s amazing art exhibition “The One Defined To Be No One” will be on display at the MDHC until December 9th. Sean Chandler (Aaniiih) grew up in Glendive, Montana, and his family was among the only Native family in the community.…

Sabrina Ramsey of Williston, ND has an amazing lens for capturing the beauty of eastern Montana and North Dakota. This exhibit features photographs highlighting the four seasons and homesteader relics of northwest North Dakota and northeast Montana on wrapped canvas. Most pieces are 44 x 22 but there are some smaller images, as well.  Ramsey turns every day scenes like grass fields with rusty cars into views of interest and color. Each photograph tells a story of the seasons and…

Communities West V is the fifth iteration of a biennial exchange co-curated by Andrew Rice and Sukha Worob. The folio was created with the intention of building community among printmakers living in, or with unyielding ties to the Western United States. As members of the Western printmaking community, we have a vested interest in reinforcing the printmaking community in the west. The folio, through organically built additions to the group, provides a lens into the state of printmaking in the West.…

 This exhibit presents an outstanding collection of large-size, vintage Harper’s Weekly engravings by Frederic Remington. These are the images that launched Remington’s illustration career, and that provided the platform from which he evolved into one of the West’s most famous fine art painters. The images not only document Remington’s rise to prominence and wealth, but also chronicle the convulsive events in the closing decades of the western frontier era. Furthermore, Remington’s consummate skill in rendering the horse in motion is…