PLAINS ART MUSEUM

Plains Art Museum is the largest and only accredited art museum in North Dakota, reflecting our "demonstration of the highest professional standards for education, public service and collections stewardship, and a commitment to continued institutional improvement." Less than 7% of American museums have the distinction of being accredited... Plains Art Museum began as the Red River Art Center in 1965 and was housed in the former Moorhead, Minnesota, post office. The Museum acquired its present name in 1975 and maintained residency in Moorhead until 1996. The Museum renovated a turn-of-the-century warehouse in downtown Fargo, North Dakota, and opened to the public in October 1997... The Katherine Kilbourne Burgum Center for Creativity is a multipurpose arts facility offering classes for the entire community, as well as studio and exhibition space for learning, discussion, and display of creative work. The Plains Art Museum's studio programs focus on developing people's potential for..

Also known as: Plains Art

Primary location: Fargo United States