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head and shoulders of Amanda Heidt with red-auburn, shoulder-length hair, round glasses, and a closed smile; wearing a loom-woven scarf she createdNDCA is exhibiting a collection of textiles and eco-prints by North Dakota artist Amanda Heidt, on the 18th floor (observatory level) of the ND State Capitol through December 2026.

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Two women sitting at a table outside, oil painting colorful swirly flowers and designs on wood (Norwegian Rosemaling)NDCA has awarded $137,440.00 in grants through its Folk and Traditional Arts Apprenticeship Program for Fiscal Year 2027. Photo: Pieper Bloomquist, master folk artist, and Callie Stadem, apprentice, Norwegian rosemaling (oil on wood).

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2025 Constitution Day Project Team consists of: Lauren Huso, Communication Senior, Associate Director and Photographer; Dylan Niemi, Communication Senior, Videographer; Kiera Musil, Communication Sophomore, Digital Storytelling Coordinator; Dr. Joonghwa Lee, Chair of the Department of Communication, DirectorNDCA is showcasing a special collection of photos from a UND initiative called "Constitution Day Project" on the 18th (observatory) floor of the ND State Capitol. This exhibition, featuring over 30 photographs of new Americans living in North Dakota, is open to the public through August 2026. (Photo caption left to right : Dylan Niemi, Dr. Lee, Kiera Musil, & Lauren Huso).

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Head and shoulders of Wyndmere High School student Aspen Geist, wearing a red top, dark haired pulled back, standing in front of a microphone with a slight closed smileNDCA is pleased to announce Aspen Geist of Wyndmere Public School as the 2026 State Champion and first place winner of the ND State Poetry Out Loud (POL) contest.

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head and shoulders of caucasian artist Sherry Earl with long wavy brown hair, bangs, dark eyes and closed contrite smileNDCA is showcasing a collection of soft pastels on paper by North Dakota artist Sherry Earl on the 18th floor (observatory level) of the ND State Capitol. This exhibition, featuring 29 artworks, is open to the public through April 2026.