When the Earth Sings
Local artist Brianna Harrington spends a lot of time outdoors as an avid hiker, wellness…
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Stretching the Imagination: A New Experience in the Ford Family Gallery
Galleries have historically been thought of as neutral spaces to observe art, designed to present…
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“Creative Pursuits” Advocates Creativity Among Those With ALS
Ken Baltes was many things, a lifelong computer technician, a late-blooming artist, a creative advocate,…
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First Person Plural: Honoring Immigrant Stories in White Bear Lake
You might see new—even familiar faces on the grounds of White Bear Center for the…
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Jessica Turtle Creates a Community Mural at WBCA
This summer, White Bear Center for the Arts collaborated with celebrated public artist and WBCA…
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Crop Art Students Head to the State Fair
Something seedy is growing at White Bear Center for the Arts. Under the expert guidance…
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Mexican Clay Makes a Pilgrimage to Minnesota
White Bear Center for the Arts is prepping to host the Mata Ortiz Pottery Sale…
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Q&A with Into Nature Judge Michele Combs
When Michele Combs took her first painting class at 38 years old, she couldn’t have…
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“Ode to my Umi”: Celebrating Black Motherhood, Ancestry, and the Revolutionary Power of Rest
The newest exhibit in White Bear Center for the Arts’ Ford Family Gallery, “Ode to…
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The Power of Plein Air: The Benefits of Doing Art in Nature
Seeing sunbeams after the long dreary winter days, have you been finding your home or…
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The Joy of Creating
From the time the earliest humans marked their handprints on the walls of caves, art-making…
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Q & A with the 50th Annual Northern Lights Judges
How the Northern Lights Judges Make History Every Year It is as big as it…
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