Spring Break is now just a sunburn and memory, and it is time to once again hit the grind and crack down. Ease yourself into the harsh reality of everyday collegiate life by taking some time to enjoy some art, workshops and theatre.
“Cultural Landscapes” by Grace Clark
The Rourke Art Museum is hosting a collection of photography by Minnesota State University Moorhead graduate Grace Clark. Clark’s photography features pieces highlighting various characteristics of the United States.
“‘Cultural Landscapes’ is a compilation of photographic observations from around the United States,” Clark said in a statement. “This series includes a collection of scenes commenting on the humor, irony, tragedy and passion rooted within the human influence. A survey of the landscape.”
The “Cultural Landscapes” exhibit is running through April 3 at the Rourke in Moorhead. Admission is free and open to the public.
Family Portrait – A Hands-On Collage Workshop
The Hjemkomst Center in Moorhead is hosting a collage workshop to complement their current exhibition, “Manifestation” by Laura Youngbird.
The exhibition focuses on Native American dislocation and westward whit migration. Through the artwork, Youngbird explores and researches her ancestry and American history.
Those who attend the workshop will have a similar artistic experience as they create their own family artwork to take home. Participants will need to bring a family photo to integrate into their art pieces.
The event takes places 2 – 4 p.m. April 3 and the Hjemkomst Center. The free workshop is limited to 15 participants 12 and older.
“Speech and Debate”
Fargo Moorhead Community Theatre are set to perform “Speech and Debate,” a dark comedy by Stephen Karam.
The play follows the story of a band of misfits in Salem, Oregon, as the try to expose the truth about a recent scandal that has rocked their town. The production follows the characters journey from adolescence into adulthood.
“Speech and Debate” follows FMCT Studio Theatre’s dedication to contemporary and socially relevant works of theatre.
The show runs through March 31, April 1 and 2. The play starts each night at 7:30.