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Human Rights Arts Festival arrives in Minot
Telling the story of the human experience through art, the Taube Museum of art hosts the North Dakota Human Rights Arts Festival.
North Dakota Human Rights Arts Festival Opens in Minot
The Fourth Annual North Dakota Human Rights Arts Festival will open at the Taube Museum of Art on June, 10.
The Arts Center Hosts Human Rights Conversation
“A Cup of Resistance” by Brandi Malarkey JAMESTOWN, N.D. (May 11, 2021) – The Arts Center will host a community conversation about human rights as part of the North Dakota Human Rights Arts Festival. The exhibition, which features the work of 50 artists, will be on...
EVENTS
The fourth season of the North Dakota Human Rights Arts Festival is now on display at the Taube Museum of Art in downtown Minot, North Dakota. You can visit the exhibition during normal gallery hours through July 15.
The festival will move to the James Memorial Arts Center in Williston in August.
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ONLINE PROGRAM
Learn more about the artists taking part in this year’s festival via our online program. Included in the program are artists’ websites, social media links, and more.
EXHIBITION STORE
Featuring works for sale from the exhibition. Your purchase of unique artwork supports human rights artists from around the globe.
THEATRICAL SCREENINGS
Join us in Minot and Fargo for a special theatrical screening of experimental and animated films from the human rights arts festival. Free and open to the public.
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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