Current Exhibits
North Dakota Student Juried Art Show in Gallery I & II
Each spring, teachers of K-12 in North Dakota schools select student art work to enter in the North Dakota Juried Student Art Show, which is juried at the Taube Museum of Art in Minot.
Of the 610 entries for this year, jurors selected three pieces for the Governor’s Award, to be hung in Governor Doug Burgum’s office, four for the State of the Arts Award, sponsored by Senator Kevin Cramer, four for the Northern Visions Award, sponsored by Senator John Hoeven, and five for the Congressional Art Award, sponsored by Rep. Kelly Armstrong. These Selections will be hung in their offices the following year.
An additional 100 selections, including the Taube Museum of Art award winners, the People’s Choice, and Spotlight award winners, become a traveling exhibit for the following year.
Jurors for 2022-2023 were Justin Anderson, Director of the Minot Area Council on the Arts, and Arvin K. Davis Jr., artist and educator.
Please join us at a reception to celebrate our Williston-area award winning artists on Sunday, January 22nd, from 3-4 PM!
DECEMBER EXHIBITS
PLEASE JOIN US FOR AN ARTIST RECEPTION ON THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8TH FROM 7-8:30 PM.
"A Feast for the Eyes" juried show in Gallery I
The James Memorial Art Center in partnership with Cooks on Main is excited to present “A Feast for the Eyes” juried exhibit in Gallery I during the month of December.
Food is a part of everyday life. It sustains us but is often taken for granted. Artists’ brains often look for beauty in the mundane.
An open call was put out in early 2022 for artists to explore their relationship with food for this unique juried exhibit, and twenty artists across the US answered that call with whimsical and unique pieces reflecting their creative perception of food.