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FARGO-MOORHEAD CONVENTION AND VISITORS BUREAU Fargo-Moorhead Hometown Tourist
What is Hometown Tourist? Hometown Tourist is a promotion to encourage locals to venture out and explore their community and visit some of the great attractions Fargo-Moorhead has to offer! The prom...
Posted on 5/6/13 at 2:53 PM
DOING IT DOWNTOWN Doing downtown with children
Megan Havig, MSUM Multimedia Journalism If downtown is the playground of Fargo, where are all the children? Having an enjoyable time downtown with kids in tow can be a rewarding experience. Here are ...
Posted on 10/12/12 at 4:04 PM
THE ADVOCATE: THE STUDENT NEWSPAPER OF MSUM Plains Art celebrates new center with DJ Spooky
Check out ourDJ Spooky Interview! Internationally renowned musician and visual artist DJ Spooky, aka That Subliminal Kid, is set to have a public talk, performance and panel discussing h...
Posted on 10/11/12 at 8:02 AM
FARGO SCHOOL TALK Partnership to open new doors, minds
The opening of the Katherine Kilbourne Burgum Center for Creativity on Sunday, September 30 marks a milestone for both the Plains Art Museum and the Fargo Public Schools. The District has had compreh...
Posted on 9/28/12 at 9:27 AM
THE N.D. CAPITOL AND BEYOND N.D. tourism sites receive funding
BISMARCKTen North Dakota tourism attractions received grants to support expansions. The Tourism Infrastructure and Expansion Grants are matching grants requiring the sponsor to provide $1 for every $...
Posted on 11/1/10 at 5:45 PM
Weekend Watch: Brenda K. Marshall and Jerry Carrier book signings 
Today
A pair of area authors celebrate releases of new books with events today.
November 04, 2010
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Blood and art: Artist compares museums to cannibals
In her Plains Art Museum show, “Vore,” Andrea Carlson uses a shocking comparison – museums to cannibalism.
Carlson uses images, though not graphic ones, inspired by the mondo exploitation films of the 1960s as a metaphor for museums’ hunger for cultural artifacts, even through ill-gotten means.
By John Lamb , October 27, 2010
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Artist Rosenquist comes home
Grand Forks native appears at Plains Art Museum for his ‘North Dakota Mural’It took a couple of tries, but James Rosenquist finally got his homecoming welcome.
By John Lamb , October 21, 2010
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Rosenquist’s North Dakota mural comes home
The homecoming was postponed, but the show went on. Grand Forks native James Rosenquist wasn’t on hand at the Plains Art Museum on Thursday morning for the unveiling of his $1.2 million “The North Dakota Mural,” but the work spoke for itself.
By John Lamb , October 08, 2010
Rosenquist to miss today’s unveiling of his mural
James Rosenquist will not be at Fargo’s Plains Art Museum today for the 11 a.m. unveiling of his new painting, “The North Dakota Mural.”
By Forum staff reports , October 07, 2010
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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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- Rosenquist's lithograph 'East (Horse Blinders Series)'
- After more than 30 years of waiting, mural takes shape
- Photo gallery: James Rosenquist 1979 Plains Art Opening
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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
Weekend Watch: ‘Finding People, Pattern and Place’
Today
An interesting project is under way at the Plains Art Museum, 704 1st Ave. N., Fargo. People have been bringing in patterned 6-by-6-inch fabric squares and notes describing the personal significance of those pieces.
August 05, 2010
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Artists seek input for power plant garden
Artists Rob Fischer and Kevin Johnson, along with representatives of the Plains Art Museum, Fargo, and the city of Moorhead, will meet with residents, artists, master gardeners and anyone interested in art, landscape and design to discuss plans for a Defiant Garden at the Moorhead power plant site.
July 15, 2010
Weekend Watch: Modern Man and ‘Trashed’
TonightWhile Broadway will be teeming with arts and crafts this weekend, just a few blocks to the west some area artists are getting gallery recognition.
By John Lamb , July 15, 2010
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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
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