Museum and Gift Shop hours: Tues – Fri 10:30 – 5:30 pm, Sat 11:00 am – 4:00 pm or by special appointment. There is no charge for admission, but contributions are accepted to help the Taube Museum fulfill their mission of enriching lives through the visual arts. The exhibition is made possible with support from the North Dakota Council on the Arts.
Join us at the Taube for a reception of Worlds Combined by EJ Rose and
Nikki Benoit-Rose. This event is free and open to the public. Exhibit is on
the lower level in the Langer Gallery, which is accessible via stairs or
lift.
EJ Rose:
" I have done a lot of Art for others, and when I am
afforded the opportunity to create for myself, I often will bring myself to
a time of characters and Illustrations from different moments in time. Th
various pieces here represent what i consider fun characters and
illustrations, some created original, some of a more familiar an
recognizable nature. From early drawings to most recent paintings, each of
these helped bring me to a time of youth, pop culture, and creativity."
Nikki Benoit-Rose:
"I didn’t get in to the doodling art till around the
early 2000’s. It was more for fun back then. As the years went by I started
making more intricate and bigger doodle designs. A friend told me that my
art looked like Zentangles. I had to look it up and saw that she was right.
I also looked up Mandala art and realized my doodling was a little of both.
I used to only draw with black gel pens but in my most recent endeavors I’ve
used colored gel pens as well. My artistic son introduced me to a black
scratch paper and now that has become my latest craze. My husband surprised
me and bought me some colored scratch paper and I am absolutely in love with
the vibrant colors! These colors make me so happy and I love how my doodles
turn out! A lot of my most recent art work has been on the black, colored
scratch paper. I have become more open to trying different art medias so we
will see what the future has in store for me!
Arvin Davis Jr. uses bright colors, strong brush strokes, detailed line work, and splatters, which ever technique is required to obtain work with a strong compositional and chromatic rigor ; it’s a contained chaos. he is a multifaceted illustrator and fine artist. He'll collaborate with his kids, other artist or work alone. Suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder, art allows him to process the emotions, traumas and self-created pressures, thus becoming a real therapeutic path aimed at understanding himself and his feelings. Self-taught in mixed media: watercolors, inks, graphite, fluid acrylics, and standard acrylics.
Join us for a reception of works by Anita Hellman and Jill Edinger. This reception is free and open to the public.
Summer Art Camp-Morning Session
Summer Art Camp-Afternoon Session
Summer Art Series
Lovely ambiance...in a historic building in downtown Minot, ND!
~ Nancy Walter
We recently had the pleasure of using Taube Museum of Art as our wedding venue. It was absolutely perfect. The crew at the Taube was honestly beyond accommodating. They were so willing to work with us at every turn along the way. Our day was made that much more special because of the beautiful, unique, ‘cool’ vibe lent to it by the Taube! I wouldn’t change a thing. I will continue to use Taube Museum of Art for special events to come, and recommend it to many others!
~ Kiernan Burgard
Love the online curation of wonderful art from around the world and cannot WAIT to visit the next time I'm in North Dakota! Keep it up, Taube!
~ Virginia Anzengruber
Pop Your Pet was a great session. The staff helped my son make it a great experience overall! He's found a new hobby thanks to all of their help. This is something we can do together now.
~ Tricia Rosatti
The Lillian and Coleman Taube Museum of Art, formerly known as the Minot Art Gallery is a public non-profit membership driven organization.
1 Adult painting classes.
2 Children's educational art classes.
3 Museum rental for weddings, art classes, business team building events, etc.
