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Step inside one of the largest collections of regional and Indigenous art in the Upper Plains. From 400 years of women’s creativity to the bold voices of 23 sovereign Native Nations, our galleries are a living record of where we’ve been and where we’re going.

Exhibitions & Collections

Flight Without Fear

Installed on First Avenue North between 7th and 8th Street,...

Know Your Treaty: Wiwahokichiyapi

Treaties are living documents that continue to serve as legally...

Color Improvisations 3

William and Anna Jane Schlossman Gallery Color Improvisations 3 features...

Local Color

First Floor Café Space Local Color invites viewers on a...

Homing: Radical Re-Membering

Starion Bank Gallery Homing is a solo exhibition featuring the...

Floating Beauty

Jane L. Stern Gallery Floating Beauty examines historical perspectives on...

Murray Lemley

The Ruth and Seymour Landfield Atrium, Xcel Energy Gallery, and...

Clear as Mud

Starion Bank Gallery Clear as Mud brings together the work...

Women Artists

Jane L. Stern Gallery This exhibition spans four centuries of...

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Plains Art Museum has collected, preserved, exhibited, and interpreted art. Today, the permanent collection contains over 6,000 works including national, international, regional fine art, and ethnographic objects.

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