Past Exhibitions

A Storied Life: Artwork by Phyllis Jorgenson

Artist Name: Phyllis Jorgenson

At 91 years old, Phyllis Jorgenson’s lifetime of stories is beautifully preserved in paint. Until now, much of her work has remained a private treasure, shared only with close friends and family. This exhibition offers a rare opportunity to explore a curated selection of her pieces – each one a visual story of her family history, travels both near and far, and keen observations of life’s quiet moments and grand inspirations.

Creativity has always been a guiding force in Phyllis’s life, though in her earlier years, it took shape in the roles of devoted wife and mother. In 1970, her husband Glenn was coping with relentless and unexplainable headaches. He became addicted to prescription opioids and further self-medicated with alcohol. Phyllis helped him seek treatment, leading to his recovery, and together they turned their experience into a mission. They founded River Park, South Dakota’s first non-profit, privately funded addiction treatment center. Their work not only transformed countless lives, but also challenged societal perceptions, helping to dismantle the stigma surrounding addiction.

As her children grew, Phyllis rekindled her creative spirit, teaching herself to paint through mailin kits, workshops, magazine studies, and community art gatherings. Her dedication to her craft is evident in the care with which she framed and displayed her work in her home, a testament to both her passion and perseverance.

This exhibition is more than a collection of paintings – it is a celebration of Phyllis Jorgenson’s extraordinary life. Through each brushstroke, we see her resilience, her love of beauty, her commitment to art, family, and humanity.

Ceramic Connections: Native Traditions and Modern Forms

Flandreau Indian School Student Artist Names: Joshua Wolfe, Akira Armell, Aric Armell, Anthony DeCory, Violet Barse, Kya Iron Bear, Hiinonoiie Friday, Harley Gullikson, Rose Guerra, Suttle Aaliyah, David Flammond, Averi Herman, Rheana Roubdeaux, Jasmine Kahbeah, Kyree Jerry Lee Tinno and Amos Rockman Permanent Collection Artist Names: King Kuka Blackfeet, David Dragonfly, Oscar Howe, Roger Broer, William Nelson and Joann Bird

In this exhibition, Native American students from Flandreau Indian School along with Augustana University have created ceramic works using traditional Native methods. Their work is displayed alongside artwork from the Visual Arts Center Northern Plains Tribal Collection, creating connections and promoting native voices and perspectives.

Thanks to the support of a “Humanities Research for the Public Good—Sustaining Good” Grant from the Council for Independent Colleges, Augustana University faculty created academic programming for students from Flandreau Indian School (FIS) that combined material research with creative expression. Through the workshops, FIS students created pit-fired coil pots, basket plaques, effigy pottery and masks while learning about the historical connection to native tribes across the country.

Jason Chin: Your Place in the Universe

Artist Name: Jason Chin

Jason Chin’s breathtaking illustrations reveal the beauty of our planet and the cosmos. It’s an awe-inspiring exhibition that takes you from the Earth’s core to the stars above.

SKU: Works by Joe Schaeffer

Artist Name: Joe Schaeffer

Schaeffer’s work is deeply rooted in his background in graphic design. He intuitively employs ink, oil, acrylic and various other media to create pieces that evoke elements of calligraphy, typography and graffiti. A distinctive feature of his visual language is the use of black ink in his painting compositions, which lends a unique character to his work.

The exhibition “SKU” delves into the concept of “stock keeping unit,” a term commonly used by vendors to track inventory. This show explores the intricate relationship between the visual language of Schaeffer’s painting practice and his graphic design work within a commercial context. Drawing on his extensive industry experience, this body of work examines the intersections between commercialism and art, and its impact on the way art is perceived.

Through traditional media, digital formats and environmental installations, “SKU” offers a thought-provoking exploration of the boundaries between art as an accessible medium and art as a product. Schaeffer’s work challenges the viewer to consider how commercial influences shape the experience of art, presenting a dynamic interplay between artistic expression and market-driven aesthetics.

Vinfrared: Central Vietnam at 590nm

Artist Name: Cham Phan

Cham Phan intimately embraces his visual impairment, allowing the gradual degradation of color, clarity and definition to shape his artistic expression. Each image offers an invitation to see through his eyes, where perception is in constant flux – some days blurred and soft, other days awash in intense light or drained of color. As a photographer losing his sight, Cham’s world shifts unpredictably, with vision that sometimes flickers between clarity and obscurity, brightness and dimness.

Using full-spectrum camera and a special effect lens, Cham journeyed to Central Vietnam, reconnecting with his roots while navigating the changing landscape of his vision. Shot at 590nm infrared, these images capture not only the external world but also the internal, translating his sensory experience into something uniquely poetic and haunting.

This collection was created with a Full Spectrum Panasonic S5 paired with a Lensbaby Velvet 28mm, transforming both his lens and his life into a meditation on change, loss and reconnection.

Echoes of Experience: The Augustana Senior Show

Artist Names: Jackie Allard, Rylee Amato, Maizie Dickson, Randi Inez Eggum, Brock Fox, Dmitrii Gilmiiarov, Kenneth Lenger III, Samuel Pham, Maggie Satter, Amanda Schlampp, Shelby Scott, Mattison Tschetter, Serena Voegeli, Quinn Ward, Nora Weaver and Caitlin Wentzel

The senior show is an important capstone that celebrates the hard work of our graduating artists. This year, the exhibition is shared across two venues, so please be sure to also visit the Eide/Dalrymple Gallery at Augustana University.

The artistic and academic paths of these sixteen seniors have been as diverse as their personalities. Within this group you will find athletes, musicians, scientists and social scientists; you will find students who traveled halfway around the world to arrive at Augustana, and others who stayed close to home in order to travel far. You will find students who tackled multiple majors in this liberal arts setting, and others who took the leap and embraced the seventy-eight credit BFA professional degree. They have aspirations of becoming professional artists, teachers, designers, arts advocates and museum professionals, amongst other goals. Regardless of their ultimate vocations, we feel that the future of the visual arts is in good hands.

Heartland Horizons

Artist Names: Roberta Barnes, Susan Bell, Michael Brown, Keith Buswell, Sarah Peak Convery, Judy DeBoer, Rodger Ellingson, Alexa Ensz, Rachel Funk, Carol Geu, Megan Hammer, Pat Hansen, Susan Haygood, Russell Horton, Janice Johnson, Jeanette Johnson, Karen Kinder, Epiphany Knedler, Greg Latza, Curt Lund, Christine May, Sarah Mulder, Phyllis Packard, Aaron Packard, Audrey Powles, Gary Steinley, Susan Thelen, Judy Thompson, E Wieser and Jean Zaldivar

The Heartland represents more than just a geographic location; it embodies the values, traditions and stories that shape the very soul of our region. This exhibition seeks to capture the essence of the Heartland – its landscapes, its people, its history and its future. Thirty artists were selected to help tell these stories. Through their work, many draw inspiration from vast prairies, bustling cities, quaint towns, agricultural abundance and the resilient spirit of the unique communities in this region.

Just Having Pie: A Retrospective by John Henry Peters

Artist Name: John Henry Peters

ARTIST STATEMENT, JOHN HENRY PETERS

I am a mixed media sculptor. I love to explore the use of all kinds of materials and processes of construction. Sometimes my work is representative but most often it has surreal intentions. A predominant characteristic of my work is about scale.

How we understand the world is often associated with our perception of space, all kinds of space. I think we all are fascinated by the knowledge that our existence is in a world of incredibly microscopic elements, the space that we perceive in our interior environments, the vast spaces of the horizon, to the unlimited space of the universe. What an amazing, interesting, challenging and magical place we live in! My use of extreme changes in scale invites the viewer to enjoy the complexities of space.

I find inspiration in the history of our planet, development of species, human existence and the impact of scientists, philosophers, inventors, writers, and builders. However, I am mostly inspired by musicians and artists and all their forms of expression.

Architecture should be more organic. I have been exploring a variety of forms that could be considered architectural models including customized tables and pedestals. Some forms are mystical, spiritual others are austere.

With a surreal approach, I've tried to capture a sense of wonder.

Who would live or work in these structures?

What kind of culture are they connected to?

Are they ancient? Futuristic?

When I started making the ceramic architectural structures, I also began making little human figures. They were quite solitary in nature, monk-like, peasant-like. I intended them to be singular representatives of the people who inhabited the structures. This reminded me of my past interest in carving small figures. My wife Deb told me I should carve wizards again because I had always enjoyed that process in the past. So, I did. They have returned. They seem to have that sense of solitary wisdom that I wish existed more in our lives.

My explorations have led to a variety of expressions in different media. You can see some common threads in all my works. I hope you get caught into the very small details.

Washington Pavilion Gala Exhibition

Artist Names: Jana Anderson, Alexa Becker, Michael G. Brown, Collin DeBoer, Pat Hansen, Marlee Hayes, Mollie Hosmer – Dillard, Karen Kinder, Brad Kringen, Sara Mulder, Andrew Peschong, Audrey Powles, Paul Schiller, David Sieh, Linn Skoglund Thygeson, Yvonne Thornton and LeAnna Tuff

In this Exhibition

Celebrate and support the arts! The artists included in this year’s Gala exhibition were hand-selected based on their demonstration of continued excellence in their individual practice. All works will be on auction at the Washington Pavilion Gala on June 12.

Symphōnía

Artist Name: Mollie Hosmer-Dillard

Artist Statement:

My large-scale, layered paintings take forests and the surface of water as their primary sources of reference. I’m drawn to the density of these natural forms, the unending shimmer across my visual field. This kind of optical experience evokes the perception that everything in my scope of vision is equally important, that everything is equally alive.

Artists have long used ornament and decoration to create “all-over” compositions that speak to this consonance, unity, or uninterrupted alive-ness in nature. However, the words “ornament” and “decorative” are commonly used as pejorative terms in Western painting. The research behind my work reveals that this view of the decorative as an inferior means of artistic production bears strong links to overt racism, sexism, and colonialism. This is an especially intriguing observation at our present moment in history, a moment when we are witnessing in full measure the flaws inherent in the industrialized world’s assumptions about the natural world.

Though my bodies of work are varied, they all involve abstraction derived from experimentation. Using non-traditional processes and materials, I work till I uncover an internal logic within them, an emergent beauty and integrity within a cast of changing characters. The paintings on view here make use of laser-cutters, silkscreen procedures, textiles techniques, hand-ground ink, and thinned oil paint to arrive at images that emerge from a way of working rather than from a predetermined idea. My use of repetitive mark-making elicits nature’s ceaseless changes, its emergent structures, and its uninterrupted aliveness, evoking a vision of nature countervailing to the one held by industrialized society.

Dear Diary

Artist Names: Erin Murtha and Noelle Vainikka

Eclogues

Artist Name: Teo Nguyen

Tarot: The Art of Fortune

Artist Names: Emily Anderson, Kelsey Connor, Hannah Grapevine, Zachary Leitheiser, Jacob Miller, Alan Montgomery, Erin Murtha, Chad Nelson, Erin Nguyen, Kaija Pedersen and Maryn Wagner

Take Me to Your Moon: Journeys Into the World of Dementia

Artist Name: Tenyoh

25 Years of the Washington Pavilion

Oscar Howe Legacy Across Four Generations

Showcasing the work of 16 different artists.

What would that something be: Artwork by SDSU Faculty

Artist Names: Hamid Amini, Diana Behl, Shannon Frewaldt, Peter Reichardt, Erik Ritter, Mel Spinar, Tim Steele, Mark Stemwedel, Marisa TenBrink and Kristy Weaver

WOMEN: A Century of Change

Artist Names: Jodi Cobb, Lynsey Addario, Ami Vitale, Erika Larsen and Steve McCurry

Washington Pavilion Gala Exhibition

Intimate Landscapes

Artist Name: Bethany Noordmans

Reclamation Through Transformation: Re-Presenting Native American Archival History

Flandreau Indian School Student Artist Names: Florence Romero Wakasote, Crystal Sioda Fast Horse, Taylor Lovejoy, Joey Firesteel, Anthony DeCory, Skyla Ross, Ta’Mahya Parham, Prometheius Elthie, Harley Gullikson, Malea Country, Wakinyan Masteth, Vivica Blacksmith and Ellyana Williams Permanent Collection Artist Names: Jennifer White, Arthur Amiotte, Jim Yellowhawk, Henry Payer, Oscar Howe and more

Woven

Artist Names: Chad Nelson and Lindsay Twa

From Nothing to Everything, and All the In-Betweens

Artist Names: Signe Stuart, Alice Berry, David Hockney, Betty Kittleson, Carl Frederick Riter, Edward Evans, Robert Penn, Robert Aldern, Dennis Guastella, Craig Carver, Tony Janetti, Jens Joneleit, Bruce Preheim and Rick Johns

Astrographica: Preparations for Space Exploration

Artist Name: Wes Eisenhauer

Pom Art: Tunnel Vision and the Voids

Artist Name: Amy Moir

Style and Stigma

Artist Names: Geneva Costa and Anna Youngers

How to See: A Dialogue Between Landscape and Imagination

Artist Names: Molly Noem Fulton and Tom Dempster

Obscure Visions: Abstract Photography

Artist Name: Jack Paladino

SD Governor’s 10th Biennial Art Exhibition

Artist Names: Tenyoh, John Banasiak, Michael Baum, Bridget Beck, Diana Behl, Angela Behrends, Chris Benson, Paul Boerboom, Amanda Boerger, Bonnie Brahms, Dillon Bryant, Luke Bryant, Skott Chandler, Wyatt Dickson, Susan Drey, Jordan Eaton, Lonnie Ellis, Molly Fulton & Tom Dempster, Carol Geu, Gina Gibson, Kristi Goodell-Nordbye, Luke Gorder, Sharon Gray, Becky Grismer, Bonnie Halsey-Dutton, Amber Hansen, Seth Harwood, Liz Heeren, Susan Heggestad, Jodi Jensen Vittitoe, Thomas Jones, Don Kates, Epiphany Knedler, Andrew Kosten, Amy Lehman, Dennis Linn, Christopher Meyer, Mikayla Meyer, Darcy Millette, Allen Morris, Darrel Nelson, Quintin Owens, Scott Parsons, Paul Peterson, Tim Peterson, James Pollock, Nick Poppens, James Quigley, Jessie Rasche, Jerry Rawlings, Anna Reich, Peter Reichardt, Tim Rickett, Camille Riner, Erik Ritter, Elvis Rosendo, Joe Schaeffer, J. Desy Schoenewies, Michelle St. Vrain, Tim Steele, Mark Stemwedel, Daniel Tackett, Lindsay Twa, Emilia Van Ert, Matthew Whitehead, Erin Wohletz, Anna Youngers and Tonna Zieske

SAY IT OUT LOUD

Artist Name: Pascale Sablan

XX: 20 Sculptures Celebrating 20 Years of SculptureWalk

Artist Names: Luke Achterberg, Steve Bormes, Felix Ehis, Jacob Harvey, Rick Haugen, Harry Klessen, Dale Lamphere, Clark Martinek, Jerry McKellar, Serge Mozhnevsky, Christopher Powell, Jeffrey Satter, Joe Schaeffer, Cameron Stalheim, Grant Standard and Darwin Wolf

Subconscious Passages

Artist Names: Erin Asmussen and John Banasiak

At the Point of Convergence

Artist Names: Craig Carver, Sam English, Helen Frankenthaler, James Gibson, Liz Heeren, Wade Patton, John Loring Perkins, Pierre August Renoir, Thomas Rickers, Kurt and Marsha Runstadler, Mel Spinar and Signe Stuart

Bury Me for the Dogs

Artist Name: Eli Show

within//without

Artist Name: Merecedes Nelson

TOPO

Artist Name: Quintin Owens

Washington Pavilion Gala Exhibition

Artist Names: Amanda Boerger, Tom Dempster, Molly Fulton, Carl Grupp, Rick Haugen, Liz Heeren, Laura Jewell, Karen Kinder, Brad Kringen, Quintin Owens, Mary Payton, Jessie Rasche, Cristen Roghair, Joe Schaeffer, Paul Schiller, Barbara Sparks and Emilia Van Ert

Waiting for the Muse: A Carl Grupp Retrospective

Guild Hall: An Adventure in the Arts

Artist Names: Andy Warhol, Jackson Pollock, Chuck Close, Willem de Kooning, Jasper Johns, Roy Lichtenstein, Thomas Moran and more

Everything Was Beautiful

Artist Name: Emilia Van Ert

Travel

Artist Name: Byron Banasiak

Everything Is Ordinary

Artist Name: Marl Stemwedel

How to Say Goodbye

Artist Name: Amber Hansen

Donde Nacen Las Palabras: Where Words Are Born

Artist Name: Hilda Esperanza Langle

Zenith Confusion

Artist Names: Lisa Bergh and Andrew Nordin

A Gateway to a Place Between

Artist Names: Bailey Ahler, Kjerstin Aspaas, Joshua Carr, Euneso Chang, Jennifer Cook, Brandi Dirks, Cora Harris, Hayley Olson, Duncan Raney, Breanna Rechtenbaugh, Alyssa Regnier, Kendal Schreier, Matthew Scott, Rachael Selberg, Kenzie Shubert and Cheyenne Spooner

In Dreams

Artwork from the Visual Arts Center Permanent Collection

Cat, Tiger, Cat

Artist Name: Judith R. Peterson

Washington Pavilion Gala Exhibition

Artist Names: Stacey Bautista, Diana Behl, Paul Boerboom, Amanda Boerger, Ceca Cooper, Amy Fill, Liz Heeren, Laura Jewell, Karen Kinder, Cory Knedler, Brad Kringen, Darcy Millette, Chris Nowatzki, Mary Payton, Jessie Rasche, Cristen Roghair, Joe Schaeffer, Paul Schiller, Barbara Sparks and Dr. Lindsay Twa

100 Years of the South Dakota Symphony Orchestra

Great Plains Watercolor Society Member Invitational

Artist Names: Deloras Korgel, Nancy Nelson, Kristin Peterson, Ruby L. Douglas, Rachel Hatle, Brian Beilke, Paul Boerboom, Marian Sprecher, Nancy Warnock, Marjorie Ness, Candy Wagner, Mary Buckmiller, Judy DeBoer, Reeni Mckay, Jan Johnson, Melissa Van Egdom, Janet Judson, Sheryl Baloun, Beth Brekken Masterson, Deb Yoder, Darlene Streedbeck, Jeanne Emmons, Julie Dent, Mike Hagan, Kathleen Threadgold, Carol Ratcliff, Judith Edenstrom, Lynn Nordsiden and Kimberly Larson

Weeds & Wildflowers of South Dakota

Artist Name: Barbara Sparks

Floating Worlds

Artist Name: Amy Fill

Augustana Student Invitational

Artist Names: Allison Altwine, Camryn Bird, Angie Cagle, Brynn Collinsworth, Grace Dixon, Treigh Falcon, Haley Hoffer, Alexa Lammers, Mearah Miedema, Hanna Morin, Gracie Rothering, Yushi Schieffer, Blake Schumacher, Elaine Taggatz and Lauryn Van Regenmorter

Winning.

Artist Name: Young Ae Kim

Offering

Artist Name: Lindsay Carone

Wa Sa Wak Pa’la

Works from the University of South Dakota Faculty

South Dakota Governor’s 9th Biennial Art Exhibition

Artist Names: Tenyoh, Steve Babbitt, Byron Banasiak, John Banasiak, Michael Baum, Diana Behl, Angela Behrends, Amanda Boerger, Keith BraveHeart, Roger Broer, Dillon Bryant, Skott Chandler, Alexis Doerr, Nemo Dorn, Susan Drey, Bill Feterl, Thomas Fluharty, Jeff Freeman, Ginny Freitag, Carol Geu, Gina Gibson, Luke Gorder, Becky Grismer, Amber Hansen, Sarah A. Hanson-Pareek, Seth Harwood, Liz Heeren, Susan Heggestad, JoAnn Hoffman, Jodi Jensen Vittitoe, Rick Johns, Thomas Jones, Jeremy Kendall, Young Ae Kim, Karen Kinder, Epiphany Knedler, Haley Larson, Michele Meester, Christopher Meyer, Darcy Millette, Deborah Mitchell, Alan Montgomery, Safet Musinovic, Sandra Newman, Quintin Owens, Phyllis W. Packard, John Peters, Paul Peterson, Tim Peterson, D. George Prisbe-Przybysz, Michael Ramey, Jessie Rasche, Jerry Rawlings, Anna Reich, Tim Rickett, Erik Ritter,Barbara Rowe, Joe Schaeffer, J. Desy Schoenewies, Vickie Schumacher, Gary Steinley, Altman Studeny, Daniel Tackett, Dustin Twiss, Lynn Verschoor and Anna Youngers

The Dogs of War

Artist Name: Tim Rickett

On the Edge

Artist Names: Joe Schaeffer, Ceca Cooper and Nick Poppens

Shadow Casting 2.0

Dakota State University Artist Names: Braxton Albers, Alex Adermann, Evan Becker, Garet Behnk, Alec (AJ) Bollman, Andrew Cotton, Lainy Culberson, Austin Donat, Brooklyn Goosen, Chase Hall, Ketia Hanson, Coal Halverson, Jacob His Law, Nate Ince, Josie Johnson, Mateo Kirstine, Conner Knepp, Kaden Krusemark, Kathleen Lange, Autumn Meyer, Alex Neill, Em Odney, Tyler Orcutt, Willow Richards, Megan Sankey, Ryan Shaeffer, Phusuda Sheehan, Isabel Small, Thet Soe, Ashton Songer, Caster Sylliaasen, Derrek Thompson, Andrew Vasek, Derian Voigt, Ben Wilson, Sandra Champion, Instructor of Digital Sound Design, Ryan Little, Xander Morrison, Spencer Raap and Mason Wieman

Digital Kirigami

Artist Names: David Umemoto (Open Design Artist), Brian Lee (Instructor), Hermela Aboye, Alec Berg, Matthew Edwards, Madison Hoffman, Molly Jensen, Kara Kassa, Kyle Kueper, Paul Monson, Nick Romano, Cody Sadler, Mitch Woldt and Becca Ymker

Temporal Existence with a Disciplined Perspective

Artist Name: Craig Carver

60th Annual Arts Night: Catalyst

Artist Names: Jana Anderson, Stacey Bautista, Paul H. Boerboom, Jenny Lynn Bye, Mary Ellen Connelly, Mercedes Dalles-Steffen, Thomas Dempster, Rodger Ellingson, Mike Fleming, Molly Fulton, Amy Kasten, Karen Kinder, Brad Kringen, Amy Lehman, Klaire A. Lockheart, Joanna Manning, Mark W McGinnis, Chris Nowatzki, Aaron C Packard, Phyllis Whitcomb Packard, Mary Payton, Jason Pfitzer, Jessie Rasche, Cristen J Roghair, Shannon Sargent, Joe Schaeffer, Paul Schiller, Paul Sova, Jim Sturdevant and Judy Thompson

Redacted

Artist Name: Jonathan Purdy

75% Packard 25% Lockheart

Artist Names: Aaron Packard, Phyllis Packard, Ahna Packard and Klaire Lockheart

Shadow Casting 2.0

Dakota State University Artist Names: Braxton Albers, Alex Adermann, Evan Becker, Garet Behnk, Alec (AJ) Bollman, Andrew Cotton, Lainy Culberson, Austin Donat, Brooklyn Goosen, Chase Hall, Ketia Hanson, Coal Halverson, Jacob His Law, Nate Ince, Josie Johnson, Mateo Kirstine, Conner Knepp, Kaden Krusemark, Kathleen Lange, Autumn Meyer, Alex Neill, Em Odney, Tyler Orcutt, Willow Richards, Megan Sankey, Ryan Shaeffer, Phusuda Sheehan, Isabel Small, Thet Soe, Ashton Songer, Caster Sylliaasen, Derrek Thompson, Andrew Vasek, Derian Voigt, Ben Wilson, Sandra Champion, Instructor of Digital Sound Design, Ryan Little, Xander Morrison, Spencer Raap and Mason Wieman

A Garden Conversation

Artist Name: Lindsay Twa

Visual Maniacs

Agents of Change

Artist Names: Marian Henjum, Martha Baker, Chad Mohr, Mary Groth, Paul Schiller, Mary Selvig, Carl Grupp, Sheila Agee, Gary Hartenhoff, Liz Heeren, Nathan Holman, Nancyjane Huehl, Don Hooper, Ceca Cooper, Brad Kringen, Jim Sturdevant, Rodger Ellingson, Susan Schmeichel Harder, Hector Curriel, Chad Nelson, Eli Show, Angela Zonunpari, Amy Jarding, Cory Knedler, Epiphany Knedler, Young Ae, Tim Rickett, Cameron Stalheim, Joe Schaeffer, Tory Stolen, Michelle St Vrain, Zach Deboer, Em Ngyuen, Anna Reich, Anna Youngers, Liz Heeren, Osvaldo Ricardez, Angelica Mercado Ford, Luke Bryant, Travis Hinton and Dave Lethcoe

Isolation

Artist Names: Ceca Cooper, Nick Poppens and Joe Schaeffer

New Normal

University of Sioux Falls Artist Names: Annika Aho, Apolonia Davalos, Isabel Fredericksen, Everett Moran, Mercede Odegaard, Adam Paulson, Ethan Roggow, Sadie Hartley, Cassondra Holland,  Giovanna Bario, Kira Ireta-Ramirez, Elinor Kleinsasser, Greta Smith, Annie Otzen, Troy Soat, Alex Bertram, Mariah Bleeker, Henry Eggebraaten, Chelsey Heeg, Thuro Reisdorfer, Noah Schmitt, Austin Schuelke, Gabrielle Sudenga, Joseph Timp, Cara VanderBeek, Aaron Voigt, Chloe Aysta, Rianna Banik, Jayden Dierenfeld, Jaycie Dillenberg, Autumn Gray, Lexi Gryniewski, Summer Janzen, Camden Markstrom, Sam Martin, Sarah Micek, Steven Miner, Madyson Redday and Hannah Reynolds

There May Be More Beautiful Times

Artist Name: Anna Reich

A Sure Sign (Business as Usual)

Artist Name: Zach Gabbard

Woodwerks

Artist Name: Stephen Clausen

White Christmas

Hired Hands Halloween Homage

Artwork by Washington Pavilion Staff

Infinite Landscapes

Artist Name: Jessie Rasche

Judith to Another End

Artwork from the Visual Arts Center Permanent Collection

Arts Night 2020: odyssey

farther from the truth

Artist Name: Diego Rodriguez-Warner

Ancient Alchemy

Canis Latrans

Artist Names: Jonathan Purdy, Hunter Smith, Joe Schaeffer, Yazmin Moktan and Julie Ellingson

immiscible

Artist Name: David Hamlow

Native Soul: Every Picture Tells a Story

Artist Name: Jerry Fogg

Land of Plenty

Artist Names: Greg Latza, Angela Zonunpari, Anna Reich, Cheryl Halsey, Cristen Roghair, Joyce Roeder, Beth Tallon, Simon Spicer, John Wiggs, Tony Ramirez, Kevin Johnson, Ron Johns, Mark Hennies, John Bansiak and James Everheart

Northern Plains Tribal Art

Artwork from the Visual Arts Center Permanent Collection

Necessary Roughness

Artist Name: Travis Hinton

South Dakota Governor’s 8th Biennial Art Exhibition

Artist Names: Lynda Clark Adelstein, Steve Babbitt, John Banasiak, Michael Baum, Diana Behl, Angela Behrends, Eden Bhatta, Keith BraveHeart, Roger Broer, Gratia Brown, Chad & Kiesha Dykstra,  Dede Farrar, Jeff Freeman, Luke Gorder, Jim Green, Amber Hansen, Liz Heeren, Susan Heggestad, JoAnn Hoffman, Thomas Jones, Don Kates, Young Ae Kim, Cory Knedler, Andrew Kosten, Dale Lamphere, Carolyne D. Landon, Amy Lehman, Harriet Lievan, Klaire Lockheart, Christopher Meyer, Anthony Millette, Darcy Millette, Deborah Mitchell, Katie Munson, Safet Musinovic, Sandra Newman, Nancy Olive, Timothy Orme, Quintin Owens, Aaron Packard, Phyllis Packard, Wade Patton, Mike Paul, Paul Peterson, Tim Peterson, Jessie Rasche, Jerry Rawlings, Peter Reichardt, Camille Riner, Cristen Roghair, J. Desy Schoenewies, Jean Selvy Wyss, Robert Semrad, Eli Show, Barbara Sparks, Daniel Tackett, Lynn Thorpe, Tom Thorson, Lindsay Twa, Ray Tysdal, Jodi Vittitoe, Dwayne Wilcox and Anna Youngers

Painting with Paper

Artist Name: Nate Stromberg

Penumbra

Artist Name: Jana Anderson

The Art of Puppetry

All puppets and props courtesy of Brenda Paulsen and Paulsen Puppeteers

FACE TO FACE: #selfie

Artwork from the Visual Arts Center Permanent Collection

Watercolor on the Plains

Artist Names: Jon Crane, Bill Feterl, Bonnie Halsey-Dutton, Janet Judson, Daniel Parsons, James Pollock, Stephen H. Randall, Mary Selvig, Barbara Sparks, BJ Stych, Judy Thompson and Marian Henjum

to be seen and not heard

Artist Name: T.J. Dedeaux-Norris

Everything I See

Artist Name: Paul Boerboom

to decode

Artist Names: Ladan Bahmani and Alice J. Lee

Pink Field, Blue Fog

Artist Name: Amanda McCavour

USD Art Faculty Exhibition

Artwork by thirteen faculty members from the University of South Dakota Department of Art

Collecting the Pavilion: 20 Years of Art Acquisitions

Cuerpo Extranjero: Foreign Body

Artist Name: Angelica Mercado

Emily’s Hope: Paint the Skies

Artist Names: Emily Groth and Abby Groth

This Land

Artist Name: Laura Jewell

Leaning on the Paint

Artist Name: Dorothy Morgan

Arts Night 2019: Celebrate

Land of Infinite Variety

Artist Names: Russ Duerksen, Jim Green, Mary Groth, Karen Kinder, Areca Roe, Joshua Spies and Tory Stolen

The Black Arts Tarot

50 Years, 50 Spheres

Artist Name: Dick Termes

Genetic Memory

Artist Name: Roger Broer

Nostalgia: The Magic of Rankin/Bass

The Voice Adrift (Voz a la deriva)

Artist Names: Donna Conlon and Jonathan Harker

BAM! It’s a Picture Book: The Art Behind Graphic Novels

Artist Names: Mark Crilley, Matthew Holm, Jarrett J. Krosoczka, Lincoln Peirce and Raina Telgemeier

Thin Air

Artist Name: Lisa Walcott

Bewilder

Artist Name: Jenny Kendler

The Source of the Sound

Artist Names: Josh Rieck and Alix Kyrie

Sioux Empire Art Educators Invitational

Tedium

Artist Name: Lindsay Arnold

So Long, Farewell

Artist Names: Daisy Patton, Lori Larusso, Areca Roe, Sandra Williams and Calder Kamin

Duplicitous Diffusion

Artist Name: Liz Miller

Faces of The Endangered

Artist Name: Bria Shay Neff

Exploration of Self

Artist Name: Dana Southerland

Northern Plains Tribal Art: Works from the Collection

Artwork from the Visual Arts Center Permanent Collection

A Visit to Cuba

Artist Name: Kimble A. Bromley

Arts Night 2018: A Ripple Effect

I like it. What is it?

Artwork from the Visual Arts Center Permanent Collection

After the Rainbow

Artist Name: Soda_Jerk

Transitions of Lifestyles: Drawings from Hides to Ledger Paper

Artist Names: Donald Montileaux

The Tiramisu Diaries

Artist Name: Connie Herring

South Dakota Governor’s 7th Biennial Art Exhibition

On Monotony: Meditations in Video Art

Artist Names: Ann Hamilton and William Kentridge

Provenance: Art Stories

Artwork from the Visual Arts Center Permanent Collection

Art as Activism

In Search of Beauty: Meditations on Classical Themes

Artist Name: Anna Youngers

Advocate Valence / A Limit Case Scenario

Artist Name: Paul Peterson

Above the Fold: New Expressions in Origami

Artwork by nine international artists

Amass/Sort/Adhere/Sever

Artist Name: J. Charles Cox

M o t h e r l o a d

Artist Name: Teresa Dunn

Wide Open Space

Artist Name: Brian Frink

Carl Grupp: Artist & Collector

Artist Name: Carl Grupp

Cubiculum Nocturnum: blue shift

Artist Name: Marie Bannerot McInerney

REPRESENT: Arts Night 2017

The Original Hipster

Artwork from the Visual Arts Center Permanent Collection

New Voices in Contemporary Northern Plains Tribal Art

Artist Names: James Star Comes Out, Todd Bordeaux, Henry Payer, Keith BraveHeart, Donald Montileaux and more

Reflections Squared

Artist Name: Barbara Sparks

Reflections Squared

Artwork from the Visual Arts Center Permanent Collection

Reflections Squared

Artist Names: Bruce Preheim

Northern Plains Tribal Art

Artwork from the Visual Arts Center Permanent Collection

THE MOMENT: When Art Meets News

Artist Names: Joe Ahlquist, Elisha Page, Jay Pickthorn and Emily Spartz

In the Making: Sustaining the Arts for 55 Years

The Dakota Kid

Artist Name: Lamont Hunt

Our Natures

Artist Name: Lena Ellis-Boatman

The Boomer List

Artist Name: Timothy Greenfield-Sanders

Spatial Play

Artist Name: Steven Stradley

Familiar Places

Artist Name: Jim Sturdevant

No One Asked Us

Artist Name: Anna Reich

Awake, Aware

Artwork from the Visual Arts Center Permanent Collection

The Freeman Collection

Deep Sea Imaginarium

Artist Name: Steve Bormes

Unity, A Balancing Act

Artist Name: Terry Mulkey

Shearing the Shepherd

Artist Name: Walter Portz

Gone West

Artist Name: T.L. Solien

Elsewhere and Here

Artist Name: Ceca Cooper

POST SECRET: The Pop-Up Exhibition