Drawing from personal and collective histories, this exhibition explores how memory, place, and cultural roots shape identity through varied artistic practices.

Celebrate the maritime artform of shell valentines, from the historic to contemporary interpretations

Eames Residential Architecture is a curated selection of material adapted from the exhibition The Eames Houses, first shown at the Triennale di Milano during Design Week 2026. The exhibition offered the first comprehensi…

Eames Residential Architecture is a curated selection of material adapted from the exhibition The Eames Houses, first shown at the Triennale di Milano during Design Week 2026. The exhibition offered the first comprehensi…

Fresh Finds at the Market The Market features a wide variety of produce and products from regional vendors. The Northern Plains Farmers Market at West Acres is a partnership between the Northern Plains Botanic Garden Soc…

Inspired by Katherine Ace’s 9 Portraits as the foundational starting point for the exhibition, Nine Women Artists will feature the work of the artists shown in Ace’s portrait painting.

Explore Norman Rockwell: At Home in Vermont at Shelburne Museum, an exhibition examining how Rockwell’s years in Arlington shaped his enduring vision of American life, democracy, and Vermont’s mythic landscape.

Jerry Pinkney, Illustration for Sweethearts of Rhythm: The Story of the Greatest All-Girl Swing Band in the World by Marilyn Nelson (Dial Books). Courtesy of Gloria Jean Pinkney. 2009 Jerry Pinkney.

Image Credit: Warren King, The Road Leads Home , 2024 Artist reception: Wednesday, June 24, 2026, 5-7 pm

In celebration of the 250th birthday of the United States of America’s Declaration of Independence, SHSMO is presenting a small exhibit in the William Guitar Little Missouri Gallery of Art. The exhibit showcases the art…

Tracing the footsteps of the explorers sent west after the Louisiana Purchase, these exhibitions connect early American exploration with the landscapes and communities of Louisiana today. Through historic narratives and…

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