What’s Up Next at Plains Art Museum?
Please join us Thursday, July 12th when Plains Art Museum Director & CEO Andrew Maus presents WHAT’S UP NEXT AT PLAINS ART MUSEUM. During this program, Maus will reveal select upcoming exhibitions, events, programs, and more!
If you are a Museum member, donor, supporter, or just curious about what your art museum will be doing in the future, then this is your chance to get an advanced look and to engage with Museum leadership with your thoughts and responses.
- It’s FREE to all
- Cash Bar and Hors d’oeuvres by Milk Made
Then stick around for the . . . Summer Exhibition Reception
Celebrating the reinstallation of our permanent collection exhibition, Now You See Me . . . Reflections on Portraits and Abstractions from the Collection, Mike Marth: Not a Still Life, Lakota Emergence and other summer exhibitions on the Museum’s campus.
- Music by High Five
- Cash Bar and hors d’oeuvres by Milk Made
Members, Partners, Native Artists, What’s up Next Attendees, Free. $10 nonmembers, $5 students
Events Calendar
Other Exhibitions
Now You See Me . . .
If one looks closely and listens carefully, works of art can ask important questions that elicit understanding of our world. For example, what societal factors influence how an artist depicts another person?
View ExhibitionCivility is for the Birds: Mackenzie Kouba
In her latest series, Civility is for the Birds, local artist Mackenzie Kouba uses satire in richly layered, colorful compositions to illustrate some of today’s most relevant societal concerns. Kouba’s work is realized with a variety of materials – from oil paint on canvas to collage and assemblage.
View ExhibitionArchitecture for the Birds
Architecture for the Birds is a popular annual exhibition in partnership with the North Dakota State University Department of Architecture & Landscape Architecture that epitomizes the creative process.
View ExhibitionCayla Skillin-Brauchle: STAT!
STAT! investigates the relationship between our lived experiences and the data and statistics that are used to describe those experiences. Inspired by infographics and visualizations of data, Cayla Skillin-Brauchle explores the aesthetics of data in a time when the dissemination of information is acutely political.
View ExhibitionMark Applebaum
“The Mad Scientist of Music,” a modern-day John Cage, and provocative integrator of art forms, Mark Applebaum masterfully crafts intricate visual artworks of signs and symbols that can also be interpreted and played by musicians.
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