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December 9, 2022 - January 21, 2023Reception: December 9, 2022, 5:30-7 PMArtist Talk: December 9, 2022, 5:30 PMWhen thinking of Native American art, many viewers might immediately conjure images of traditional wood carvings, woven baskets, or maybe even a wool blanket.Always Here seeks to re-interrupt that construct and change how viewers define Indigenous art. Created by Native artists with direct ancestral connections to local lands, Always Here focuses on the contemporary Native experience by responding to the past, present, and future of Native identities.-UR NDN FriendsFMI: https://theartscenter.net/always-here/This exhibition is made possible by generous support from The Ford Family Foundation.

December 9, 2022 - January 21, 2023Reception: December 9, 2022, 5:30-7 PMArtist Talk: December 9, 2022, 5:30 PMWhen thinking of Native American art, many viewers might immediately conjure images of traditional wood carvings, woven baskets, or maybe even a wool blanket.Always Here seeks to re-interrupt that construct and change how viewers define Indigenous art. Created by Native artists with direct ancestral connections to local lands, Always Here focuses on the contemporary Native experience by responding to the past, present, and future of Native identities.-UR NDN FriendsFMI: https://theartscenter.net/always-here/This exhibition is made possible by generous support from The Ford Family Foundation.

December 9, 2022 - January 21, 2023Reception: December 9, 2022, 5:30-7 PMArtist Talk: December 9, 2022, 5:30 PMWhen thinking of Native American art, many viewers might immediately conjure images of traditional wood carvings, woven baskets, or maybe even a wool blanket.Always Here seeks to re-interrupt that construct and change how viewers define Indigenous art. Created by Native artists with direct ancestral connections to local lands, Always Here focuses on the contemporary Native experience by responding to the past, present, and future of Native identities.-UR NDN FriendsFMI: https://theartscenter.net/always-here/This exhibition is made possible by generous support from The Ford Family Foundation.

Artist Meetups First Thursday of the month in The Arts Center basement or main gallery.  (Check Facebook for up to date information) Soft critique and discussions.All Mediumsand Practices Welcome

December 9, 2022 - January 21, 2023Reception: December 9, 2022, 5:30-7 PMArtist Talk: December 9, 2022, 5:30 PMWhen thinking of Native American art, many viewers might immediately conjure images of traditional wood carvings, woven baskets, or maybe even a wool blanket.Always Here seeks to re-interrupt that construct and change how viewers define Indigenous art. Created by Native artists with direct ancestral connections to local lands, Always Here focuses on the contemporary Native experience by responding to the past, present, and future of Native identities.-UR NDN FriendsFMI: https://theartscenter.net/always-here/This exhibition is made possible by generous support from The Ford Family Foundation.

December 9, 2022 - January 21, 2023Reception: December 9, 2022, 5:30-7 PMArtist Talk: December 9, 2022, 5:30 PMWhen thinking of Native American art, many viewers might immediately conjure images of traditional wood carvings, woven baskets, or maybe even a wool blanket.Always Here seeks to re-interrupt that construct and change how viewers define Indigenous art. Created by Native artists with direct ancestral connections to local lands, Always Here focuses on the contemporary Native experience by responding to the past, present, and future of Native identities.-UR NDN FriendsFMI: https://theartscenter.net/always-here/This exhibition is made possible by generous support from The Ford Family Foundation.

January 10 - February 11, 2023Corrine Woodman GalleryTo and From the Past is a continuation of work by local artist Lee Niemi about childhood, gender, and communication. Despite Niemi’s faulty memory, through his work he is able to connect with his youth. In an attempt to embrace the past, Niemi was compelled to take an almost childlike approach to this exhibition. “My relationship with my art has shifted to be very similar to that I had as a young kid, and I’m learning to forget a lot of how I’ve been conditioned to act since then.”   By creating abstract self-portraits, Neimi clearly communicates…

December 9, 2022 - January 21, 2023Reception: December 9, 2022, 5:30-7 PMArtist Talk: December 9, 2022, 5:30 PMWhen thinking of Native American art, many viewers might immediately conjure images of traditional wood carvings, woven baskets, or maybe even a wool blanket.Always Here seeks to re-interrupt that construct and change how viewers define Indigenous art. Created by Native artists with direct ancestral connections to local lands, Always Here focuses on the contemporary Native experience by responding to the past, present, and future of Native identities.-UR NDN FriendsFMI: https://theartscenter.net/always-here/This exhibition is made possible by generous support from The Ford Family Foundation.

January 10 - February 11, 2023Corrine Woodman GalleryTo and From the Past is a continuation of work by local artist Lee Niemi about childhood, gender, and communication. Despite Niemi’s faulty memory, through his work he is able to connect with his youth. In an attempt to embrace the past, Niemi was compelled to take an almost childlike approach to this exhibition. “My relationship with my art has shifted to be very similar to that I had as a young kid, and I’m learning to forget a lot of how I’ve been conditioned to act since then.”   By creating abstract self-portraits, Neimi clearly communicates…

December 9, 2022 - January 21, 2023Reception: December 9, 2022, 5:30-7 PMArtist Talk: December 9, 2022, 5:30 PMWhen thinking of Native American art, many viewers might immediately conjure images of traditional wood carvings, woven baskets, or maybe even a wool blanket.Always Here seeks to re-interrupt that construct and change how viewers define Indigenous art. Created by Native artists with direct ancestral connections to local lands, Always Here focuses on the contemporary Native experience by responding to the past, present, and future of Native identities.-UR NDN FriendsFMI: https://theartscenter.net/always-here/This exhibition is made possible by generous support from The Ford Family Foundation.

January 10 - February 11, 2023Corrine Woodman GalleryTo and From the Past is a continuation of work by local artist Lee Niemi about childhood, gender, and communication. Despite Niemi’s faulty memory, through his work he is able to connect with his youth. In an attempt to embrace the past, Niemi was compelled to take an almost childlike approach to this exhibition. “My relationship with my art has shifted to be very similar to that I had as a young kid, and I’m learning to forget a lot of how I’ve been conditioned to act since then.”   By creating abstract self-portraits, Neimi clearly communicates…

December 9, 2022 - January 21, 2023Reception: December 9, 2022, 5:30-7 PMArtist Talk: December 9, 2022, 5:30 PMWhen thinking of Native American art, many viewers might immediately conjure images of traditional wood carvings, woven baskets, or maybe even a wool blanket.Always Here seeks to re-interrupt that construct and change how viewers define Indigenous art. Created by Native artists with direct ancestral connections to local lands, Always Here focuses on the contemporary Native experience by responding to the past, present, and future of Native identities.-UR NDN FriendsFMI: https://theartscenter.net/always-here/This exhibition is made possible by generous support from The Ford Family Foundation.

January 10 - February 11, 2023Corrine Woodman GalleryTo and From the Past is a continuation of work by local artist Lee Niemi about childhood, gender, and communication. Despite Niemi’s faulty memory, through his work he is able to connect with his youth. In an attempt to embrace the past, Niemi was compelled to take an almost childlike approach to this exhibition. “My relationship with my art has shifted to be very similar to that I had as a young kid, and I’m learning to forget a lot of how I’ve been conditioned to act since then.”   By creating abstract self-portraits, Neimi clearly communicates…

December 9, 2022 - January 21, 2023Reception: December 9, 2022, 5:30-7 PMArtist Talk: December 9, 2022, 5:30 PMWhen thinking of Native American art, many viewers might immediately conjure images of traditional wood carvings, woven baskets, or maybe even a wool blanket.Always Here seeks to re-interrupt that construct and change how viewers define Indigenous art. Created by Native artists with direct ancestral connections to local lands, Always Here focuses on the contemporary Native experience by responding to the past, present, and future of Native identities.-UR NDN FriendsFMI: https://theartscenter.net/always-here/This exhibition is made possible by generous support from The Ford Family Foundation.

January 10 - February 11, 2023Corrine Woodman GalleryTo and From the Past is a continuation of work by local artist Lee Niemi about childhood, gender, and communication. Despite Niemi’s faulty memory, through his work he is able to connect with his youth. In an attempt to embrace the past, Niemi was compelled to take an almost childlike approach to this exhibition. “My relationship with my art has shifted to be very similar to that I had as a young kid, and I’m learning to forget a lot of how I’ve been conditioned to act since then.”   By creating abstract self-portraits, Neimi clearly communicates…

December 9, 2022 - January 21, 2023Reception: December 9, 2022, 5:30-7 PMArtist Talk: December 9, 2022, 5:30 PMWhen thinking of Native American art, many viewers might immediately conjure images of traditional wood carvings, woven baskets, or maybe even a wool blanket.Always Here seeks to re-interrupt that construct and change how viewers define Indigenous art. Created by Native artists with direct ancestral connections to local lands, Always Here focuses on the contemporary Native experience by responding to the past, present, and future of Native identities.-UR NDN FriendsFMI: https://theartscenter.net/always-here/This exhibition is made possible by generous support from The Ford Family Foundation.

FREE Creative Play Fun for all ages. FMI: https://theartscenter.net/2nd-saturday-art-day/

January 10 - February 11, 2023Corrine Woodman GalleryTo and From the Past is a continuation of work by local artist Lee Niemi about childhood, gender, and communication. Despite Niemi’s faulty memory, through his work he is able to connect with his youth. In an attempt to embrace the past, Niemi was compelled to take an almost childlike approach to this exhibition. “My relationship with my art has shifted to be very similar to that I had as a young kid, and I’m learning to forget a lot of how I’ve been conditioned to act since then.”   By creating abstract self-portraits, Neimi clearly communicates…

December 9, 2022 - January 21, 2023Reception: December 9, 2022, 5:30-7 PMArtist Talk: December 9, 2022, 5:30 PMWhen thinking of Native American art, many viewers might immediately conjure images of traditional wood carvings, woven baskets, or maybe even a wool blanket.Always Here seeks to re-interrupt that construct and change how viewers define Indigenous art. Created by Native artists with direct ancestral connections to local lands, Always Here focuses on the contemporary Native experience by responding to the past, present, and future of Native identities.-UR NDN FriendsFMI: https://theartscenter.net/always-here/This exhibition is made possible by generous support from The Ford Family Foundation.

January 10 - February 11, 2023Corrine Woodman GalleryTo and From the Past is a continuation of work by local artist Lee Niemi about childhood, gender, and communication. Despite Niemi’s faulty memory, through his work he is able to connect with his youth. In an attempt to embrace the past, Niemi was compelled to take an almost childlike approach to this exhibition. “My relationship with my art has shifted to be very similar to that I had as a young kid, and I’m learning to forget a lot of how I’ve been conditioned to act since then.”   By creating abstract self-portraits, Neimi clearly communicates…

December 9, 2022 - January 21, 2023Reception: December 9, 2022, 5:30-7 PMArtist Talk: December 9, 2022, 5:30 PMWhen thinking of Native American art, many viewers might immediately conjure images of traditional wood carvings, woven baskets, or maybe even a wool blanket.Always Here seeks to re-interrupt that construct and change how viewers define Indigenous art. Created by Native artists with direct ancestral connections to local lands, Always Here focuses on the contemporary Native experience by responding to the past, present, and future of Native identities.-UR NDN FriendsFMI: https://theartscenter.net/always-here/This exhibition is made possible by generous support from The Ford Family Foundation.

December 9, 2022 - January 21, 2023Reception: December 9, 2022, 5:30-7 PMArtist Talk: December 9, 2022, 5:30 PMWhen thinking of Native American art, many viewers might immediately conjure images of traditional wood carvings, woven baskets, or maybe even a wool blanket.Always Here seeks to re-interrupt that construct and change how viewers define Indigenous art. Created by Native artists with direct ancestral connections to local lands, Always Here focuses on the contemporary Native experience by responding to the past, present, and future of Native identities.-UR NDN FriendsFMI: https://theartscenter.net/always-here/This exhibition is made possible by generous support from The Ford Family Foundation.

To and From the Past is a continuation of work by local artist Lee Niemi about childhood, gender, and communication. Despite Niemi’s faulty memory, through his work he is able to connect with his youth. In an attempt to embrace the past, Niemi was compelled to take an almost childlike approach to this exhibition. “My relationship with my art has shifted to be very similar to that I had as a young kid, and I’m learning to forget a lot of how I’ve been conditioned to act since then.”   By creating abstract self-portraits, Neimi clearly communicates and connects with others. With this work,…

January 10 - February 11, 2023Corrine Woodman GalleryTo and From the Past is a continuation of work by local artist Lee Niemi about childhood, gender, and communication. Despite Niemi’s faulty memory, through his work he is able to connect with his youth. In an attempt to embrace the past, Niemi was compelled to take an almost childlike approach to this exhibition. “My relationship with my art has shifted to be very similar to that I had as a young kid, and I’m learning to forget a lot of how I’ve been conditioned to act since then.”   By creating abstract self-portraits, Neimi clearly communicates…

December 9, 2022 - January 21, 2023Reception: December 9, 2022, 5:30-7 PMArtist Talk: December 9, 2022, 5:30 PMWhen thinking of Native American art, many viewers might immediately conjure images of traditional wood carvings, woven baskets, or maybe even a wool blanket.Always Here seeks to re-interrupt that construct and change how viewers define Indigenous art. Created by Native artists with direct ancestral connections to local lands, Always Here focuses on the contemporary Native experience by responding to the past, present, and future of Native identities.-UR NDN FriendsFMI: https://theartscenter.net/always-here/This exhibition is made possible by generous support from The Ford Family Foundation.

January 10 - February 11, 2023Corrine Woodman GalleryTo and From the Past is a continuation of work by local artist Lee Niemi about childhood, gender, and communication. Despite Niemi’s faulty memory, through his work he is able to connect with his youth. In an attempt to embrace the past, Niemi was compelled to take an almost childlike approach to this exhibition. “My relationship with my art has shifted to be very similar to that I had as a young kid, and I’m learning to forget a lot of how I’ve been conditioned to act since then.”   By creating abstract self-portraits, Neimi clearly communicates…

December 9, 2022 - January 21, 2023Reception: December 9, 2022, 5:30-7 PMArtist Talk: December 9, 2022, 5:30 PMWhen thinking of Native American art, many viewers might immediately conjure images of traditional wood carvings, woven baskets, or maybe even a wool blanket.Always Here seeks to re-interrupt that construct and change how viewers define Indigenous art. Created by Native artists with direct ancestral connections to local lands, Always Here focuses on the contemporary Native experience by responding to the past, present, and future of Native identities.-UR NDN FriendsFMI: https://theartscenter.net/always-here/This exhibition is made possible by generous support from The Ford Family Foundation.

January 10 - February 11, 2023Corrine Woodman GalleryTo and From the Past is a continuation of work by local artist Lee Niemi about childhood, gender, and communication. Despite Niemi’s faulty memory, through his work he is able to connect with his youth. In an attempt to embrace the past, Niemi was compelled to take an almost childlike approach to this exhibition. “My relationship with my art has shifted to be very similar to that I had as a young kid, and I’m learning to forget a lot of how I’ve been conditioned to act since then.”   By creating abstract self-portraits, Neimi clearly communicates…

January 10 - February 11, 2023Corrine Woodman GalleryTo and From the Past is a continuation of work by local artist Lee Niemi about childhood, gender, and communication. Despite Niemi’s faulty memory, through his work he is able to connect with his youth. In an attempt to embrace the past, Niemi was compelled to take an almost childlike approach to this exhibition. “My relationship with my art has shifted to be very similar to that I had as a young kid, and I’m learning to forget a lot of how I’ve been conditioned to act since then.”   By creating abstract self-portraits, Neimi clearly communicates…

The Arts Center welcome all members to drop off their artwork for the Howland Open EARLY! Not sure if you're a member, contact Barb Malloy at membership@theartscenter.net.

January 10 - February 11, 2023Corrine Woodman GalleryTo and From the Past is a continuation of work by local artist Lee Niemi about childhood, gender, and communication. Despite Niemi’s faulty memory, through his work he is able to connect with his youth. In an attempt to embrace the past, Niemi was compelled to take an almost childlike approach to this exhibition. “My relationship with my art has shifted to be very similar to that I had as a young kid, and I’m learning to forget a lot of how I’ve been conditioned to act since then.”   By creating abstract self-portraits, Neimi clearly communicates…

The Arts Center welcome all members to drop off their artwork for the Howland Open EARLY! Not sure if you're a member, contact Barb Malloy at membership@theartscenter.net.

January 10 - February 11, 2023Corrine Woodman GalleryTo and From the Past is a continuation of work by local artist Lee Niemi about childhood, gender, and communication. Despite Niemi’s faulty memory, through his work he is able to connect with his youth. In an attempt to embrace the past, Niemi was compelled to take an almost childlike approach to this exhibition. “My relationship with my art has shifted to be very similar to that I had as a young kid, and I’m learning to forget a lot of how I’ve been conditioned to act since then.”   By creating abstract self-portraits, Neimi clearly communicates…

The Arts Center welcome all members to drop off their artwork for the Howland Open EARLY! Not sure if you're a member, contact Barb Malloy at membership@theartscenter.net.

January 10 - February 11, 2023Corrine Woodman GalleryTo and From the Past is a continuation of work by local artist Lee Niemi about childhood, gender, and communication. Despite Niemi’s faulty memory, through his work he is able to connect with his youth. In an attempt to embrace the past, Niemi was compelled to take an almost childlike approach to this exhibition. “My relationship with my art has shifted to be very similar to that I had as a young kid, and I’m learning to forget a lot of how I’ve been conditioned to act since then.”   By creating abstract self-portraits, Neimi clearly communicates…

January 10 - February 11, 2023Corrine Woodman GalleryTo and From the Past is a continuation of work by local artist Lee Niemi about childhood, gender, and communication. Despite Niemi’s faulty memory, through his work he is able to connect with his youth. In an attempt to embrace the past, Niemi was compelled to take an almost childlike approach to this exhibition. “My relationship with my art has shifted to be very similar to that I had as a young kid, and I’m learning to forget a lot of how I’ve been conditioned to act since then.”   By creating abstract self-portraits, Neimi clearly communicates…

January 31 - March 18, 2023 The Howland Community OPEN -- our most popular show of the year.