Art and Autism Workshop Series: Inside My House
All sessions are developed and instructed by Plains Art Museum Education Staff and Special Education professionals for families with children on the Autism Spectrum Disorder. For registration, call 701.551.6100, or register below.
Get inside the paintings of David Bradley through imaginative play in the exhibition Indian Country: The Art of David Bradley. Using collage, participants will design a room of their own. This program will include a snack break. Registration deadline is Saturday, April 22. Parents/caregivers may request an orientation prior to the event – contact education@plainsart.org to schedule.
$10 per group/family
Events Calendar
Other Exhibitions
Conversation Pieces
Plains Art Museum is home to over 4,000 diverse national, regional and local works of art. Art communicates ideas and feelings between artists and viewers, but art pieces are also often in dialogue with other works of art.
View ExhibitionRecent Work by Hannaher’s, Inc. Print Studio
Plains Art Museum is one of the few art museums in the U.S. to have a prominent and dynamic print studio. This exhibition highlights the experimentation that has happened in Hannaher’s, Inc. Print Studio from October 2016 to present.
View ExhibitionThe Buffalo in the American Living Room
Born in Breckenridge, Minnesota in 1937, Fritz Scholder, a member of the Luiseño Tribe of California, was an influential Native American artist who inspired generations of Native American artists with his commentary on the contemporary Native American experience.
View ExhibitionJescia Hoffman Hopper
Wonderlust is an immersive experience: a mixed media installation intended to take the viewer on a trip through the imagination and back to the childhood realm of impossible worlds.
View ExhibitionRegalia
Regalia is an exhibition highlighting the work of Linda Whitney in Plains Art Museum’s Mothers of Invention exhibition series. Mothers of Invention celebrates Midwest women whose artwork deserves greater critical review and elevated art museum audiences.
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