What makes an inanimate object become “alive”? A name? A set of eyes? A face that somehow expresses emotions so similar to your own? Why “The Walls Have Eyes”
Category: Visual Arts
Celebrate, Destress at the Gallery
On Dec. 7, the Memorial Union Gallery will host a holiday event from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. “We thought we would have a celebration “Celebrate, Destress at the Gallery”
‘Social Justice Revisited’
“Social Justice Revisited,” a collection of gicleé prints by artist Betty LaDuke, are on display at the Memorial Union Gallery through Nov. 15. LaDuke’s work “‘Social Justice Revisited’”
Morganne Behl: ‘Beware the Birdman’ and Embrace Your Dark Side
LAURA ELLEN BRANDJORD | Photo Courtesy ‘Beware the Birdman’ is not only the title of Behl’s favorite piece but also the title of her collection. “Morganne Behl: ‘Beware the Birdman’ and Embrace Your Dark Side”
Keeping A Legacy Alive
Through Oct. 11, the NDSU Memorial Union Gallery celebrates the life and legacy of Jim Falck in their “Exemplar” exhibition. Falck graduated from North Dakota “Keeping A Legacy Alive”
Reinventing the (Pottery) Wheel
Ashley Polkinghorn is throwing clay on a wheel in the Renaissance Hall ceramics studio. I’m sitting across from her, trying my best to handle the “Reinventing the (Pottery) Wheel”
Preview: What to See and Do at the Roughrider Ink and Iron Expo
The ninth annual Roughrider Ink and Iron Expo (RIIE) returns Sept. 28-30 to the Veterans Memorial Arena in West Fargo, bringing with it fresh ink, “Preview: What to See and Do at the Roughrider Ink and Iron Expo”
O’Rourke Exhibit Comes to The Rourke
The Rourke Art Gallery and Museum in Moorhead, Minnesota announced the opening of an exhibit showcasing the co-founder’s work on Friday, Sept. 14. According to “O’Rourke Exhibit Comes to The Rourke”