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Artist Ai Weiwei created “Safe Passage” from thousands of life jackets worn by refugees. It’s on exhibit at the Minneapolis Institute of Art. Scott Takushi / St. Paul Pioneer Press
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Thousands of life jackets worn by refugees attached to pillars at Minneapolis Institute of Art

Former police chief of Fond du Lac Reservation Herb Fineday uses a zig zag stitch to appliqué flowers onto black velvet. Once completed the piece will be a one-of-a-kind vest. Fineday never duplicates pieces so everything he creates is unique. (Tyler Schank / tschank@duluthnews.com)
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Minnesota man changes paths from police officer to clothing artisan

Sid Abeln works on an watercolor painting of a duck-billed platypus at Interact Center for the Visual and Performing Arts in St. Paul on Tuesday, Feb. 4, 2020. Abeln, 22, who paints under the name Sidney James, painted a koala bear in reaction to the wildfires that have scoured Austrailia. Interact has printed the painting as a greeting card which it is selling, donating a sizeable portion of the sales to benefit Australian wildlife relief. Scott Takushi / St. Paul Pioneer Press
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Minneapolis artist paints greeting cards for Australian wildlife

Laurel Reuter, director of the North Dakota Museum of Art, discusses a Victorian crazy quilt, featured recently on the Antiques Road Show, that has been donated to and is now on display at the museum. Handed down by the donor's great aunt who lived in St. Paul, the quilt is estimated to date back to 1890 and has been valued at $3,000-$5,000. Photo by Eric Hylden/Grand Forks Herald
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Historic Minnesota quilt reflects Victorian era, life in the Midwest

WDSE chief engineer Larry Erickson holds the original Bob Ross painting that hung in his office for years at the WDSE studios in Duluth. The painting now hangs in the main lobby of the television station. (Clint Austin / caustin@duluthnews.com)
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Original Bob Ross painting rediscovered in Duluth

Salvador Dali's 1960 print "Paradise the Mystical Ladder" is part of the exhibit "Stairway to Heaven" at the Plains Art Museum. Courtesy of the Park West Museum / Special to The Forum
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Hello, Dali: North Dakota's first major surrealist exhibition offers view of the famed artist's life

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Katelyn Crowe created this dragon with cloth mache. (Submitted image.)
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Ice Fest to feature Winter Fantasy Art Show

A traveling art exhibit, sponsored by the Northwest Minnesota Arts Council, is displayed at the Roseau Public Library until March 2.
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Traveling exhibit stops at Roseau Public Library

Retired Fargo physician Tom Herzog stands by a yet-to-be-completed painting of former Bison running back Tyler Roehl, which was part of a recent benefit for Roehl's mother Marilyn. Submitted photo
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Paint by numbers: Whether it's 8, 11 or 40, local artist illustrates the Bison football greats

The Plains Art Museum, 704 First Ave. N., Fargo. Forum file photo
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Fargo museum announces North Dakota's first major Salvador Dali exhibition

UND Arts Collections manager Sarah Heitkamp shows a Marc Chagall color lithograph from the UND collection that is on display at the UND Medical School art gallery. Photo by Eric Hylden/Grand Forks Herald
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Arts and sciences hit crossroads at UND

R.J. Kern's "Rylee and Nelly, Clay County Fair, Minnesota, 2016." Photo courtesy of the artist / Special to The Forum
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'Everyone wants to be a winner': Photographer focuses on young farmers and their animals that didn't get top prize at the fair

Event organizers arranged for a bus to bring Fargo-area residents to the TAG event, at no charge, to the former Pier 1 store near Columbia Mall. (Photo by R.J. Kern)
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Art benefit show in Grand Forks nets $265,000 in sales

Graphic Designer Terry Scheller hangs a panel in the "Our Home: Native Minnesota" exhibit at the Minnesota History Center in St. Paul, Nov. 26, 2019. The show opens to the public on Dec. 7th.
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New Minnesota History Center exhibit tells stories of the state and its land from a Native perspective

(From left) Sherrie Kjorsvik, Bonnie Vasichek, Sheri Pedersen, David Paukert, and librarian Betty Kroke are involved in Michigan's second Holiday Extravaganza at the Michigan library through Dec. 24. Photo by Eric Hylden/Grand Forks Herald
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Library in Michigan, N.D., teams up with area artists

About 70 regional artists are displaying their artworks, including these sculptural pieces, for sale at the ninth annual TAG, or The Art of Giving, show set for 5-9 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 21 in the former Pier 1 store near Columbia Mall. (Photo by Pamela Knudson/Grand Forks Herald)
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Annual TAG art show, sale to benefit local health, wellness, art education programs in Grand Forks

This oil on canvas painting, by Aleksander Hettich of Grand Forks, is among the 63 pieces of art that will be featured at the annual Autumn Art Auction on Saturday, Nov. 16 at the North Dakota Museum of Art. (Submitted image)
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North Dakota Museum of Art to host annual Autumn Art Auction

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Red Lake Falls Library hosts traveling art exhibit

Steam rises from the warm bodies and exhaled breath of buffalo as they run during the annual fall roundup at the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation on Nov. 4, 2019. Photo courtesy of Charles "Bamm" Brewer
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Steam cloud rising from buffalo conjures vision for Oglala Lakota; video spreads on social media

(From left to right) Lauren Wallace, Ken Mendez and Megan Beck Peterson hold a photograph belonging to the "Roots of the Red River Valley" pictorial exhibit documenting the 1937 sugar beet harvest on Friday morning at the University of Minnesota Crookston. The exhibit is a collection of approximately 80 photographs taken by Russell Lee for the Farm Security Administration (FSA) in East Grand Forks, Crookston and Fertile in 1937, and opens Monday night at 7 p.m. at Minnesota Crookston's Bede Ballroom in the Sargent Student Center. Nick Nelson / Grand Forks Herald
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Historical sugar beet harvest photos take center stage at University of Minnesota Crookston

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ArtWise to host multimedia art camps for kids