Starion Bank Gallery
In its fourth year, Plains Art Museum and Circle of Nations School implement an incredible learning opportunity for Native American youth who are emerging student artists. The Museum engages some of the highest quality contemporary Native artists who are educators and mentors for these artists as they approach life as an artist after high school. Students from this year’s Northern Plains Summer Art Institute (NPSAI) will have their work exhibited on the third floor of the Center for Creativity at the conclusion of the Institute. All artwork exhibited will be created during the two-week summer intensive and be displayed by students and institute staff.
This program is generously supported by Windrose Fund of the Common Counsel Foundation.
1: Karley Heminger, Resilence Throughout, 2003, Pencil, paper, watercolor, marker, and colored pencil • 2: Chewie Mason, Land of 10,000 Lakes, 2003, Acrylic
Opening Reception Friday, June 30, 11:30 pm Meet the students and teaching artists who participated in this year’s Northern Plains Summer Institute. Food and beverages will be served. The reception will be held inside the Indigenous Association on the second floor of the Katherine Kilbourne Burgum Center for Creativity.