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Textiles and Eco-Prints by Amanda Heidt on display at the ND State Capitol

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North Dakota Council on the Arts

A person with blonde/auburn hair sits cross-legged in a field of tall, dry grass with patches of snow under a cloudy sky.

NDCA is exhibiting a collection of textiles and eco-prints by North Dakota artist Amanda Heidt, on the 18th floor (observatory level) of the ND State Capitol through December 2026. Sponsored by NDCA's Featured Artist at the Capitol program, this exhibition features botanical eco-prints, loon-woven textiles, and printmaking works that trace the evolution of Heidt's artistic practice. Trained as a printmaker, Heidt explores the connections between process, pattern, and material through a body of work inspired by daily observation and the changing North Dakota landscape.

Amanda Heidt exhibit at the Capitol

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