Featured Artists at the Capitol

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NDCA curates an exhibit space on the 18th, or observatory, floor of the ND State Capitol. The 18th floor provides a wonderful opportunity to showcase the work of North Dakota artists in a variety of disciplines to the over 12,000 residents and tourists that visit the building every year. 

This excellent, well-lit space provides great views in addition to displaying historical photos of the Capitol building over the years. North Dakota residents looking to exhibit in the Capitol can submit a brief resume along with links/images of their work to arts@nd.gov.

For More Information

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For More Information

Contact Program Officer Jess Christy | jesschristy@nd.gov | (701) 328-7592 or  
Curatorial Facilitator Gratia Brown | NDCAcuratorial@gmail.com | (203) 907-7864

NDCA Call for Artists at ND State Capitol

Past Featured Artists

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Past Featured Artists

  • January through April -
    • Linda Donlin, artworks featuring southwestern ND displayed on the 18th, or observatory floor
    • Dawn Kopp stained glass exhibit in Governor’s Staff Offices
  • May through August -
    • 2025 Governor's Photo Contest winners displayed on the 18th floor (May only)
    • Selections from NDCA's State Collection in Governor's Staff Offices (May-August)
    • Nancy Ness acrylic artworks on the 18th floor (June-August)
  • September through December -
    • TBA on the 18th, or observatory floor
    • TBA in Governor's Staff Offices

  • January through April -
    • Linda Whitney, mezzotints exhibit displayed on the 18th, or observatory floor
    • Alicia Leingang painted watercolors in Governor’s Staff Offices
  • May through August -
  • September through December -

  • October through December (Heritage Center and State Museum) - 2020 Governor's Photo Contest Winners
  • July through December (exhibit space on the 18th, or observatory floor) - Eric Johnson
  • January through December (Treasurer’s third floor office, the Attorney General’s first floor office, and in the Governor’s ground floor staff offices) - Andrew Stark