Red River Artists Art Exhibition
Traill County Arts Coalition, Big Oak Press, and The Arts House presents…
“Red River Artists”
Trudy Stubson, Kaylee Glaser, Michael Dunn & Eric A. Johnson
Exhibit dates September 3 – October 29
Artist Reception September 26th, 2026
2:00pm – 5:00pm
Open during Studio Crawl Hours
October 3rd and 4th Noon – 6:00pm
+ Bid on Original Artwork
by John C. Pederson in
Our Silent Auction!
September 3rd – October 25th
Trudy Stubson is a Fargo Moorhead based artist and art instructor. Trudy was born in Brainerd and raised in Mora, MN. She moved to the F/M area to pursue her Bachelors degree in art education. After college, she found employment as an art teacher in the area. Trudy has artwork in public and private collections throughout the region. Currently, an active artist and FMVA member she participates in many regional art shows and exhibitions. Trudy’s choice of mediums is oil paint,watercolor, acrylic and oil pastel. However the choice of medium does expand to based on the subject and what she feels would best capture the mood.
​Kaylee Glaser is an artist and art educator in rural North Dakota. She is currently the high school art educator at Northern Cass School District. She earned her Bachelors Degree in Art Education in December 2017 at Valley City State University and her Masters of Art Education through The Art of Education University in 2023.
When she is not teaching, Kaylee enjoys creating artwork in various media including pastel, watercolor, gouache, acrylic, printmaking, and ceramics. She is drawn toward natural scenery and finds beauty in simple landscapes.
Michael Dunn was born and raised in Fargo, North Dakota. He attended North Dakota State School of Science in Pre-Education, completed his Bachelor of Science Degree in art and physical education at Valley City State University and earned a Masters of Studio Art from Minnesota State University Moorhead. Michael has been a practicing professional artist and a visual arts educator since 1975. He retired from teaching visual arts in 2016 but continues to hold workshops in various mediums throughout the Midwest. His works include numerous local, regional and national exhibition awards. His work is in many private and corporate collections throughout the United States and abroad.
Eric A. Johnson is a printmaker and painter whose work is known for its bold color, expressive linework, and emotionally charged imagery. Raised as the youngest of six children on a farm near Embden, North Dakota, Eric’s early life was shaped by the rhythms of rural work and the quiet, expansive landscapes that continue to influence his artistic voice.
Over more than two decades, Eric has built a significant regional presence as both an artist and educator. He has taught at area colleges and universities and in the NDSU Visual Arts Department has served as Master Printer for multiple editions through the university’s PEARS program. His work has been featured in solo exhibitions at the Rourke Art Museum and in traveling exhibitions across North Dakota and Montana, earning recognition for its emotional depth and technical mastery.
