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Summer Art Camp at NDMOA
2024 SUMMER ART CAMP at the North Dakota Museum of Art
Visit ndmoa.com for Camp details and registration information. Space is limited.
SCHEDULE
June 10 – 14, 2024
1A – JEANNE O’NEIL
Press, Mesh, & Sculpt: Adventures in Art
1B – JAMIE WORDEN
Canvas & Clay: A Summer of Color and Creation
JUNE 17 – 21, 2024
2A – SAM SHARPE Rhythm & Rhymes: A Musical Journey
2B – MEGAN JOHNSON
Nature’s Palette: North Dakota Landscapes and Botanicals
JUNE 24 – 28, 2024
3A – CARRIE CONNELL & MICHELLE KARST
Wild Things Unleashed: Art Meets Theater
3B – MOLLY MCLAIN
Mosaic Magic
JULY 8 – 12, 2024
4A – LYDIA WELLE
Collage Creations: Crafting Summer Dreams
4B – CARRIE SAPA
From Sea to Shining Sea: Artwork Inspired by America & American Artists
JULY 15 – 19, 2024
5A – EVA BRANVOLD
Page to Palette: Artistic Explorations
5B – EMILY DENCKER
Canvas & Color: A Painter’s Playground
JULY 22 – 27, 2024
6A – KASANDRA GREGOIRE
Threaded Tales: Yarn Painting and Fiber Arts
6B – EMMA SCHREIBER
Art Across Cultures: Creative Explorations
Early Registration for Museum Members* opens
Wednesday, May 8 at 9 am
*Household membership level or higher
First-time Camper? Pre-register at Active.com
Secure your discount and early access by purchasing a Museum Membership.
Current Museum Members or Returning Campers?Check your eligibility today by calling the Museum at 701-777-4195 or by emailing MJ at mjhaji-sheikh@ndmoa.com.
Already on Active? Renew your Museum Membership.
You will receive a discount code for your discount and early access.
General Registration begins Friday, May 10 at 9 am.
McCanna House Artist-in-Residence Applications Open
Mc Canna House Applications for Artists in Residence
Open to Artists in Music, Theatre, Literature, & Visual Arts
The North Dakota Museum of Art is accepting applications for the 2024 McCanna House Artist-in-residence season. Artists working in music, theatre, literature, or the visual arts are encouraged to apply. Open to artists in all stages of their career.
The Program
The residency consists of 2 - 5 week blocks of time layered throughout the operating year. The house is open from June 1 through the end of September or early October. There will only be one artist on the property at a time unless a group project is specified in the application process. There are no expectations for the artist to complete work during the residency. However, artists are asked to use their time wisely and be aware of the transformative potential of time spent there.
Deadline: Applications will be accepted until January 15, 2024
Announcements: February 15, 2024.
Amenities:
-Wireless Internet
-Well-lit French country-style farmhouse, detached 40x70 foot steel building, and ample outdoor space with yards and surrounding tree lines
-3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms
-Washer and dryer
-New electric stove in a well-appointed kitchen
-Screened-in porch area with convenient BBQ
-Opportunities to work with surrounding community groups
-10 miles from the town of Larimore (pop.2,000), yet it feels remote and private
-35 miles from Grand Forks (pop.55,000), with its thriving art scene and good shopping/dining
-5 hours to Minneapolis and 2 hours to Winnipeg, Manitoba
-Well-stocked library
-Fruit trees
-Surrounded by working fields producing soybeans, potatoes, canola, and more...
-Endless sky
-Big weather
North Dakota Museum of Art | 261 Centennial Drive Stop 7305, Grand Forks, ND 58202
Artist-in-Residence Apply Now
McCanna House ARTIST-IN-RESIDENCE PROGRAM through ND Museum of Art
Consider applying for the North Dakota Museum of Art McCanna House Artist-in-Residence Program. This retreat consists of a 1920’s farmhouse and large outlying steel building in the midst of the thriving farmland of the Red River Valley of Eastern North Dakota.
While the residency affords no dedicated media specific facilities at this time, the open mutable space of the house, barn and grounds affords opportunity for the creation of work in many scales. The powerfully vast physical space of the Great Plains allows the imagination to run wild, with the close proximity to large scale agriculture drawing one into the cycles of growth and harvest. Out of this open horizon emerges a peace and presence of mind uniquely conducive to creativity and artistic shift.
The solo residency consists of 2-4 week blocks throughout the operating year. Winter dictates that the house is open from June 1st to the end of September.
While there are no expectations for the artist to complete work during the residency, artists are asked to use their time wisely, and be aware of the transformative potential of time spent there. Artists will not be asked to teach classes, or give public lectures as a requirement of the residency.
Visit the NDMOA’s website for more info: https://ndmoa.com/artist-residency/