Going Metro is an exhibition born from a multi layered collaborative effort between artists, researchers, city officials and transit users and workers. The goal of the project is to facilitate a program series cultivating creative conversations about transportation as the City of Sioux Falls seeks to innovate its transit system. The Sioux Falls Design Center facilitated a call to artists for an exhibition ...

Washington Pavilion, Visual Arts Center

Not Sure!? is an exhibition based on the choice and ability to expand the boundaries of "Art". Come see this multi-gallery exhibition before its gone! Artist Statement:What I think about when I think about art: As contemporary western people it is widely accepted that we are enriched with an ever-expanding notion of “Art”. The last 200 years and its perpetual technological, social and political ...

Washington Pavilion, Visual Arts Center

This exhibition is also a celebration of perseverance in the face of adversity. Creating artwork is never an easy endeavor. A pandemic in a time of social unrest has increased the demands of everyday living. Some artists are looking for new “day jobs.” Many children are learning from home and stay-at-home mandates mean more cooking, more cleaning and more worry about keeping family safe ...

Washington Pavilion, Visual Arts Center

Annual quilt show featuring area quilters including banners, throws, bed quilts, wall hangings, and pillows.   Fee: $donations graciously accepted

CNW Historic RR Depot

The Lead Deadwood Arts Center is currently hosting a "Traditional Rug Hooking & Fiber Exhibit." Over 50 beautiful pieces are on display. An Open House will be held on Thursday, Sept. 16 from 5 to 7 p.m. with live rug hooking demonstrations. The exhibit will be on display until the end of October. Artists sharing their work are Valerie Begeman, Kathy Wacker, Mary Ann Riker, Lynette Van Epps-Smith, ...

Lead Deadwood Arts Center