South Dakota Art Museum

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+1 (605) 688-5423

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State St

Brookings, SD 57006

+1 (605) 688-5423

https://www.sdstate.edu

Open daily with engaging permanent collections and travelling exhibitions, family friendly art activities and Museum Store shopping. Explore exhibits from the world's largest collections of Harvey Dunn, Paul Goble's American Indian story illustrations, and Marghab Linens. The permanent collection is particularly noted for its strong representation of South Dakota and regional art, historical and contemporary American Indian art, and fine art prints. The Museum Store features jewelry, original art, prints, pottery, beads, scarves and more from all over the world as well as a large selection of regional history books, gift books and children's book and educational toys! Shop at the museum and online. Admission is free! Parking is free - just west of the museum on Harvey Dunn Street. See for yourself why the American Art Awards named this one of the 20 best art museums in the US and best in SD.

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5.01 reviews

Jean L.

4/20/2017

South Dakota Art Museum (SDAM) is a great little place to visit if you're in Brookings. The museum is part of South Dakota State University. The art pieces inside are from various artists across...

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Brookings Arts Council

For more than 35 years, the Brookings Arts Council (BAC) has pursued its mission of "encouraging community connections through the arts by providing a supportive environment for awareness, appreciation and participation." The BAC strives not only to entertain and educate the public, but also to increase opportunities for artists to gain recognition. Annual Juried Art and Photography exhibitions bring together the work of many regional artists, from the experienced and respected to the new and promising. The BAC also provides a platform for the community's youngest artists by partnering with area schools to sponsor exhibitions of work by students from kindergarten through high school.