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RENEW ND Thanks Kinji, your beauty is contagious
Thanks to Colleen Sheehy director of Plains Art for inviting Kinji and cosponsoring the event with the City of Fargo, the NDSU Dept of Art, and to Fargo planners for arranging this exciting freeFargo ...
Posted on 10/6/11 at 6:07 AM
DOING IT DOWNTOWN Teen Art Squad new opportunity for local high school students
Plains Art Museum develops program bringing teens, art and community together By Kelsie O’Keefe MSUM Mass Comm Major Plains Art Museum’s Teen Art Squad gets area high school students invo...
Posted on 4/20/10 at 3:00 AM
Sheehy: Celebrate music, small businesses on Record Store Day 
Saturday marks the sixth annual Record Store Day, an annual event that encourages customers to visit, buy and support their local independent records stores.
By Colleen Sheehy , April 17, 2013
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Sheehy: 100-year-old event still influencing art today
One hundred years ago, art changed forever.
By Colleen Sheehy , April 03, 2013
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Sheehy: Springsteen turns darkness into hopes and dreams
‘There’s a Darkness on the Edge…” read the title on the gallery wall that I stood looking at with Bruce Springsteen. It was 2002, and I was taking him through “Springsteen: Troubadour of the Highway” at Weisman Art Museum in Minneapolis.
By Colleen Sheehy , February 20, 2013
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NxNW: An eclectic mix of stimulating art experiences
I’m still in a retrospective state of mind. Maybe it’s winter. When my sense stimulation gets muted, I relish memories of intense experiences that have stimulated my senses and mind.
By Colleen Sheehy , January 30, 2013
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NxNW: Obsessed with the best (of)
Welcome to a new feature of The Forum, NxNW – a capacious exploration of music, art and culture. Thank you to publisher Bill Marcil Jr., for inviting me to write occasionally on artistic expressions that are compelling, bewildering, stirring and thought-provoking, and to share my reactions and questions with readers.
By Colleen Sheehy , January 09, 2013
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After more than 30 years of waiting, mural takes shape
For the Plains Art Museum, the acquisition and display of James Rosenquist’s “The Dakota Mural” means a number of different things.
By John Lamb , October 03, 2010
Plains Art Museum lands James Rosenquist mural
After decades of trying to get a James Rosenquist painting, the Plains Art Museum is having a little fun with their new prized possession.
“It’s kind of a big deal,” a recent mailing stated, referring to Rosenquist’s “The North Dakota Mural,” a project that’s been years in the making, which will be unveiled Thursday.
By John Lamb , October 03, 2010
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Scheel's view: Tough guy’s photos reveal a softer side
Fred B. Scheel was tough.
He was physically fit and “tough mentally,” says Mark Strand, a friend of Scheel and the chairman of mass communication at Minnesota State University Moorhead.
By J. Shane Mercer , September 18, 2010
The Beatles and Plains Art Museum come together to illustrate 'The White Album'
"Everybody knows the Beatles,” says Colleen Sheehy, director and CEO of the Plains Art Museum. “The Beatles cross several generations.”
The proof is not only on the walls at the Fargo museum but also in who picked what went on the walls.
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By John Lamb , June 06, 2010
Sheehy makes her mark on the Plains
Museum’s CEO adds duties during tough economic timesEighteen months into her tenure as director and CEO of the Plains Art Museum, Colleen Sheehy finds herself wearing another hat.
By John Lamb , June 06, 2010
Plains Art Museum presents Spring Gala
It’s a short journey from being ordinary to being extraordinary, but how does one get there, and how do you know you’ve arrived?
"The seeds of this exhibit started in my childhood,” Colleen Sheehy told a crowd gathered in the main floor gallery of the Plains Art Museum. She explained that she grew up in a Catholic house, surrounded by religious imagery, but the seed reference is a joke of sorts, as Sheehy, director and CEO of the Plains, stands in front of a picture of Jesus Christ composed of small brome grass, grits, wild rice and poppy seeds.
By John Lamb , April 25, 2010
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