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Nancy Ness abstract mixed media artworks on exhibit at the ND State Capitol

Tuesday, June 3, 2025 at 03:00 pm

Categories: Press Releases

Greyscale, waste-up image of artist Nancy Ness wearing a light sweater cardigan with a black shirt underneath, standing in front of her artwork, with long, wavy blonde hair and a slightly toothy smileNDCA is exhibiting a unique collection of non-objective, mixed media artworks by Fargo artist Nancy Ness (right) on the 18th, or observatory, floor of the ND State Capitol through August 2025. 


May 2025 NDCA E-news

Friday, May 9, 2025 at 08:30 am

Categories: Monthly E-news

NDCA's May 2025 E-news Header showing a big group of female Chinese dancers in full regalia, posing on a stageThe May 2025 NDCA E-news celebrates Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month with a story about Fargo's Chinese Spring Festival, outlines NDCA's legislative results, announces the 2025 National POL champion, & much more!


*Community Arts in Action: UCAFM’s First Public Spring Festival

Monday, May 5, 2025 at 03:00 pm

Categories: Featured Stories

“Love in Spring” Solo Performance: Sunisha Tangpong Photo Credit: Xiaoning QiIn January 2025, The United Chinese Americans Fargo-Moorhead welcomed a sold-out crowd during their first public Chinese Spring Festival that celebrated Chinese culture through performances, food, and community connection. 

By Contributing Editor Crista McCandless


April 2025 NDCA E-news

Friday, April 11, 2025 at 10:00 am

Categories: Monthly E-news

NDCA April 2025 enews cover photo of Troubadour Chuck Suchy playing his guitar and singing into a microphoneThe April 2025 NDCA E-news includes the latest in statewide and national arts-related news, features an Arts in Justice program happening at YCC, and much more!


Arts in Juvenile Justice: Healing, Hope, and a Microphone

Thursday, April 10, 2025 at 04:00 pm

Categories: Featured Stories

Poet and teaching artist Joe Davis talking into a microphone, holding his arms up, snapping his fingers as applauseA powerful arts residency program at North Dakota’s Youth Correctional Center uses poetry, storytelling, and creative expression to help justice-involved youth heal, build confidence, and envision brighter futures.

By Rhea C. Beto