Dickinson High School senior’s art to hang in Washington, D.C.
May 24, 2013 in The Dickinson Press
Dickinson High School senior Mandy Marboe was announced Friday as the winner of the 2013 Congressional Art Competition winner for her piece titled “Determination.” Continue Reading
If you check the dictionary, art is most simply defined as “The activity of creating beautiful things.”
The Mitchell Area Arts Council Member Show, which is now open through Jan. 20 in the rotating gallery at the Dakota Discovery Museum.
It’s been more than 50 years, but Marilyn Sunderman is still making an impression at Dakota Wesleyan University.
Sylva Daws painted the 8-by-8-foot Star of Eden quilt earlier this month and Greg, her husband, mounted it on a farmstead building on the east side of North Dakota Highway 35, a few miles north of Michigan.
About 30 volunteers representing Wells Fargo and Habitat for Humanity painted and spruced up a single-story house off Sanborn Boulevard for Habitat’s “A Brush with Kindness” program.
Jimmy Deitz, who owns the house at the corner of University Avenue and North Sixth Street in Grand Forks, got the notion to cover the building in polka dots from a painter friend.
Don Bridell’s garage and home attest to his penchant for rummage sales.
“Everyone has a different idea of what a fish should look like,” explained Judy Grove of Brandon. For years, she and her husband, Dewey, have made a hobby out of creating their versions of fish, mermaids, flying pigs, birds, skunks, weasels, beavers, owls and more.
Local students’ artwork on display throughout March.
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