I took a little art field trip to see The Photoville FENCE in Fargo-Moorhead and West Fargo yesterday. My parents and son came too and it was the perfect way to spend a warm, socially distant afternoon. If you need a new experience (or just want to get out of the house for a bit) I highly recommend it. You can easily see the photos on foot — or even drive by them in your vehicle at two of the three locations. And if you live outside of the area (or want to revisit your favori

If you love art and being outdoors, take an afternoon to check out public art in downtown Grand Forks. This is the perfect time for a road trip. The weather is crisp and sunny, you might still see some fall foliage on the way and everything on this itinerary is outdoors, so you can stay safe and practice social distancing. There are stops on this route where you can go inside to pick up food, drinks, new art for your house or just warm up for a bit. But please practice COVID-

We’re all craving a little novelty these days. But we also need to stay safe. Roseville in Bloom gives us the best of both worlds. The Minnesota city launched this very cool public art project back in July. But there’s still time to see it. Just get to the Twin Cities by the end of October. Lydia Anderson sculpture at Roseville in Bloom The Roseville in Bloom project features 20 rose statutes created by local artists. They’re strategically placed outdoors all over the city so

I’ve seen a lot of delightfully random public art combinations in my day. But the public art in Devils Lake, North Dakota boasts one of the oddest combos I’ve seen yet. I was struck by this small city’s ghost murals the last time I visited. In case you don’t know what I’m talking about, a ghost sign is the faded image of an advertisement painted directly on a building. Ghost signs are part art, part ad and part time capsule, preserving the look and feel of the moment for post