Senta Lauren Art

08/29/2026

Apparently the creative gene doesn’t stop at painting 😂 We take the dramatic arts very seriously around here.

Please enjoy today’s production of Moana 🌊

08/27/2026

Senta Grzadzielewski

Edge of the Prairie

24” X 24”

Acrylic on Canvas

Available at TAG September 25th.

08/25/2026

Art is alive in Grand Forks, including with this colorful mural by mural artist Senta Grzadzielewski, one of the 'Three Brushketeers' behind the Grand Forks Mural.

06/18/2026

The Stroll. 20x20 Acrylic on Canvas.

This painting was inspired by walking to the Town Square Farmers Market on a warm summer morning and passing places that have become part of our routines over the years. The Hub is one of my husband’s and my favorite lunch spots, a place we sometimes get to sneak away to for a lunch date, and where I almost always order the shrimp tacos. More than anything, though, this painting is about the feeling of summer in our town and taking the time to appreciate these simple, ordinary days while they’re here.

05/03/2026

Fun night at the Plains Art Museum Spring Gala. Art, music, incredible food, and the best kind of dressed-up chaos.

Worth the drive to have my work hanging in a space like this. 💛

MidwestArtist

04/20/2026

This Fargo piece is part of the Spring Gala Art Auction this year…framed and ready to go to its next home!

There are over 70 artists involved.

If you want to take a look at everything (there’s some really good work in here), check the link below.

04/17/2026

This one officially made its way to Kentucky 🤍

Title: Here’s to Us!

This piece was based on a really meaningful moment at the Buena Vista Café in San Francisco—right after a wedding. I loved getting to bring that story into the painting.

Always grateful to be trusted with something like this.

04/09/2026

03/30/2026

This piece was a commission with a really meaningful story behind it.

The setting is the Buena Vista Café in San Francisco, which has so much character, especially at night. It’s also known for introducing Irish coffee to the United States, which made it an especially fun place to paint.

I spent some time in that area during my military service, so it was nice to revisit it in a different way through this piece. I loved working with the contrast of the warm light in the window against the movement and reflections outside.

It’s one of those paintings where I got to capture a story of love without saying too much.

The Buena Vista

03/27/2026