The North Dakota Museum of Art is a world-class institution dedicated to fostering and nurturing the aesthetic life and artistic expression of the people living on the Northern Plains. As the official art museum of the State of North Dakota, it offers a wide range of products and services to please, enlighten, and educate visitors of all ages. The Museum presents a diverse array of art exhibitions and houses a remarkable collection that spans contemporary, international art from the early 1970s onwards, as well as the visual history of the region.

It is also assembling a survey collection of contemporary Native American art. In addition to exhibitions and collections, the Museum offers various programs and events, including concerts in the galleries and garden, rural arts initiatives, artist residencies, and summer art camps. Visitors can also enjoy the café and browse the shop, which features a selection of artwork and other unique items.

With its transformed gymnasium architecture boasting spectacular gallery spaces, the North Dakota Museum of Art provides an immersive and engaging environment for art enthusiasts and the general public alike. Led by Director Matthew Wallace and guided by the visionary leadership of Founding Director Laurel Reuter, the Museum continues to thrive as a cultural hub in the heart of the Northern Great Plains