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Tim Schouten: The Treaty 5 Suite (Lost in Translation)

December 8 – March 26, 2023

Schouten’s encaustic pieces are unflinching and determined in their presentation. He intertwines words and landscapes merging them to create a modern experience, stripping away nostalgia, racism, and anger. The work considers the joys, as well as the difficulties, faced by northern reservation inhabitants.

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Tim Schouten: The Treaty 5 Suite (Lost in Translation)

December 8 – March 26, 2023

Schouten’s encaustic pieces are unflinching and determined in their presentation. He intertwines words and landscapes merging them to create a modern experience, stripping away nostalgia, racism, and anger. The work considers the joys, as well as the difficulties, faced by northern reservation inhabitants.

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Xu Bing: Works from the Collection

January 19 – March 26, 2023

Xu Bing is renowned for his artistic explorations of the role of language in human life. His work explores the ways in which the written script bridges different systems of writing and engages audiences across different cultures. In much of his work, he draws on the calligraphic principle of using words as art.

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BARTON'S PLACE

Ongoing

Barton Lidice Benes lived in a magical apartment in New York City. This temporary installation suggests the drama and mystery embedded in Barton’s private wonderland. 

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Laurel Reuter Director’s Fund

A fund dedicated to carrying out Laurel Reuter’s vision and dedication to contemporary art on the Plains, Native American initiatives, commissions of art of our own time and place, publications, and the continued communication between Museum audience and national and international artists.
We are inviting our supporters to help match her initial $100,000
kick-off gift.
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Ongoing

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North Dakota Museum of Art

261 Centennial Drive Stop 7305
Grand Forks, North Dakota 58202 USA

701.777.4195

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