News
Categories: Featured Stories
ND artist Shawna Fricke, Piaute/Taos Pueblo, believes it’s important to buy art from inspired Natives and not “Native inspired” art. “We are out there trying to make our statement and establish our identity. A Native artist’s work is deeply personal to them, and they want to make sure it matters.”
By Contributing Editor Alicia Hegland-Thorpe
Categories: Monthly E-news
Check out NDCA's Prairie Arts July 2023 newsletter for the latest in statewide and national arts-related news, including upcoming EVENTS, OPPORTUNITIES, and a feature story about a Sewist who was chosen as the Artist in Residence at Turtle River State Park.
Categories: Featured Stories
Sewist Cynthia McGuire Thiel was “shocked and thrilled” when she was chosen to be the Artist in Residence at Turtle River State Park, July 14-23, 2023.
By Rhea Beto
Categories: Press Releases
The Region 4 Selection Committee for Arts Across the Prairie: Placemaking in Rural North Dakota announces large-scale sculptor and designer, James Peterson as the artist for their project titled – “Endless Sky - Dynamic Layers."
Categories: Press Releases
NDCA has awarded two artist fellowships, each in the amount of $5,000 to Kathleen Coudle King of Grand Forks and Aparupa Chatterjee of Fargo.
Categories: Featured Stories
After an extended visit to Region 8 in June 2023, NDCA was pleased by the well-attended Dickinson community reception, the variety of arts projects happening across the region, and the overwhelming enthusiasm for the arts.
By Rhea Beto and Kim Konikow
Categories: Monthly E-news
Check out NDCA's Prairie Arts June 2023 newsletter for the latest in statewide and national arts-related news, including upcoming EVENTS, OPPORTUNITIES, and a feature story about the thriving arts community in southwest North Dakota.
Categories: Press Releases
Categories: Monthly E-news
Check out NDCA's Prairie Arts May 2023 newsletter for the latest in statewide and national arts-related news, including upcoming EVENTS, OPPORTUNITIES, and a feature story explaining how the 𝘖𝘯 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘌𝘥𝘨𝘦 𝘰𝘧 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘞𝘪𝘯𝘥 exhibit came to be, along with a link to three pages of heartwarming reviews.

