OCTOBER 5-30

IT’S FALL, Y’ALL!

Community Show

in Gallery II

Our annual Autumn-themed show is back! This time with a People’s Choice Award in both the Adult and Youth categories.

Please join us at the James on Friday, October 9th, at 6PM for the artist reception.

OCTOBER 5-30

DAKOTA PRAIRIE QUILTERS GUILD

Quilt Show

in Gallery I

Featured Quilter: Sariah Mortensen

Please join us at the James on Friday, October 9th, at 6PM for the artist reception.

AUGUST 30 - OCTOBER 2

PHYLLIS SEDERQUEST

A Little Bit of This & A Little Bit of That

in Gallery I

Phyllis Sederquest is a largely self-taught visual artist who has supplemented her practice with workshops and classes at the Dunedin School of Fine Art in Dunedin, Florida. Her love of the arts drives her to keep learning and creating.

She draws inspiration from variety; painting many subjects and working in different media. That variety challenges her skills, expands her imagination, and offers viewers a range of choices.

Phyllis hopes her work will encourage other self-taught artists and beginners to keep learning, to persevere, and to experiment broadly with their own art.

Please join us at the James on Friday, September 18th, at 6PM for the artist reception.

AUGUST 2-28

DAVID NJOS

A COLLECTION OF A LIFETIME

David Njos is a native of Williston, North Dakota. He graduated from Williston High School and attended the University of ND - Williston (Williston State College) and the Colorado Institute of Art. He also served in the US Army, doing a tour in Vietnam.

Over the years, David has worked in multiple mediums, including wood, metal, glass, leather, Pen & ink, watercolor, and pencil.

His major projects include the Freedom Monument, Vietnam-Korean Monument, Wheat Monument, church railings at the First Lutheran Church, and Clark’s Table iron sculpture at Williston State College. David’s “Ribbon of Life”, a family history he etched in a mirror and installed in a 25-foot-high ceiling in a Missoula, MT home, was a multi-year project. Landscaping design was also a prominent part of his early career.

Upon retirement, David enjoys creating art in his home art studio in Williston.