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Latest exhibit at Plains Art Museum features human rights topics from around the world
The Plains Art Museum’s newest exhibition features artwork about recent human rights topics from around the world.
2020 leaves artists with a lot to say in North Dakota Human Rights Arts Festival
Artists, activists and everyday individuals share stories on social justice, civil rights and respond to the pandemic in the traveling exhibit now on display in Fargo.
Human Rights Arts Exhibit on display at Taube Art Museum in Minot
Human Rights Arts Exhibit on Display at Taube Art Museum in Minot This story was originally printed via KXNET on July 10, 2020. The original story can be found online here. By Taylor Rizzari / KXNET.com Social issues such as racism and gender inequality are at the...
EVENTS
The fourth season of the North Dakota Human Rights Arts Festival is currently open at the Plains Art Museum in Fargo, North Dakota. You can visit the exhibition during normal museum hours through January 30.
The festival will move to the UND Art Collection’s Gallery at the Empire at the Empire Arts Center in February.
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The Festival
A documentary about the 2019 North Dakota Human Rights Arts Festival Artists Reception in Bismarck, North Dakota. The documentary features artists Shane Balkowtisch, Kathy Fettig, Kim Christianson, and Paul Noot.
The artist reception took place at the Bismarck Downtown Artists Cooperative on Friday, February 1 from 6-8 p.m.
Produced by Ben Smith in collaboration with Alicia Hegland and Jim Kambeitz.
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