[the art project] is hosting a dual show this month: LA Hoffman will exhibit her recent serigraphs, and Project: ME will be displaying the postcards submitted by local creatives. See both at Art Walk, 5-8 pm, Friday, October 8.
Hoffman is also offering a $10 T-shirt (BYOT) silkscreen workshop on October 13, 6-7:30 pm. Email Cherlyn Wilcox at themerson.org to register for the workshop.
ASMSU Campus Entertainment presents Roosts, a series of photographs by Amanda Breitbach Ragsdale about slowing down and taking the opportunity to enjoy the spaces in between. “To notice things, pay attention and appreciate whatever there is.” The exhibit will be showing in the Exit Gallery October 4th-15th. There will be a free public reception on Monday, October 4th from 5-7pm. The Exit Gallery is located in SUB 212 on the MSU campus. For more info call 994.1828.
Amanda Neiter has a show currently at The Daily Coffee Bar on Rouse. The works includes local landscapes and trout portraits, all in oils. The show will be up until Oct. 31st.
The Artists’ Gallery in the Emerson will be showcasing new artwork by Sally Hand and Stuart Bond, featured artists for the month of October. We invite you to meet the artists at a wine and cheese reception on the evening of Friday, October 8th from 5-8 p.m., during the Emerson Galleria Art Walk.
Sally Hand and Stuart Bond combine their passion for horses and art in this exciting new exhibit. The show features paintings by Hand and woodcarvings by Bond. Hand and Bond also offer classes in painting and carving at the newly opening “Heart and Hand Center Artworks Studio” located in the NW Annex of the Emerson Cultural Center.
Sandee Mills, photographer and Wendy Marquis, painter, are exhibiting their original works at Sola Café in Bozeman during the months of October and November. Mills’ photography, primarily of horses, captures their essence and importance in the area, and Marquis features a series of paintings of vintage trucks in western settings.
A reception will be held for the artists’ on Friday, Oct. 1, from 4:30 to 6 p.m., including refreshments. All profits from these exhibits are going towards non-profit organizations Girls for a Change and Eagle Mount.
In May 2010, Josh DeWeese and several colleagues traveled to China and Korea to research historical and contemporary use of indigenous ceramic materials and processes in the two countries, and to establish future exchange opportunities for Montana State University students and faculty. DeWeese will talk about his travels on Thursday, Sept. 30, at 7 p.m. in the Jessie Wilbur Gallery at the Emerson Center for Arts and Culture. The lecture is free and open to the public.
A ceramic artist and assistant professor of art at MSU, DeWeese is the former director of the Archie Bray Foundation for the Ceramic Arts in Helena. He has exhibited and taught workshops internationally, and his work is included in numerous public and private collections.
Please join the MSU School of Art for an evening lecture by 2010 Artist in Residence Jan Christensen at Reynolds Recital Hall on Tuesday 28 September, 7 – 9PM.
Norwegian installation artist, Jan Christensen’s, work consists mostly of big installations for exhibitions and site-specific projects. Most of his work is wall drawing and painting; it is carefully planned out and sketched with a computer before it is meticulously carried out on location. Jan uses a wide scope of visual references in his work from architectural plans to iconic imagery from pop culture.
Christensen’s website is www.janchristensen.org; or you can learn more about his work through the Gerhardsen-Gerner gallery in Berlin which represents him.
The Exit Gallery is a student run art gallery on the campus of Montana State University in Bozeman and is now accepting applications for exhibitions during the spring 2011 semester. If accepted you will have the opportunity to show your artwork in a two week solo show with paid advertising and reception. This is an excellent opportunity to expose your work to MSU and the Bozeman community. For an application please email exhibits@montana.edu. Applications are due December 15, 2010.
The Exit Gallery is a student run art gallery on the campus of Montana State University in Bozeman and is now accepting applications for exhibitions during the spring 2010 semester. If accepted you will have the opportunity to show your artwork in a two week solo show with paid advertising and reception. This is an excellent opportunity to expose your work to MSU and the Bozeman community. For an application please email exhibits@montana.edu. Applications are due December 15, 2009.
ASMSU Campus Entertainment presents: Chasing a Notion of Home, a collection of photos by Michael Spencer. The exhibit will be showing in the Exit Gallery September 20 – October 1. There will be a free public artist reception Wednesday, September 22nd, 5:00 to 7:00 pm.
As both a student of architecture and a photographer, Michael Spencer has always attempted to explore the notion of home and place through design and photography. It is his hope that we gain a better understanding of the tangible and intangible elements of a space that all people experience on a daily basis. This study led him to Nairobi, Kenya where he lived and photographed for nine weeks this past fall.
Nairobi is everything that modern day Bozeman, Montana is not. It is urban, it is informal, and it is perhaps most expressively a place of flux. Such a place is representative of the way that over half of the world’s populations now live. Commonly referred to as “third world” or “emerging” cities, these quasi- urban landscapes create a notion of home which is worlds apart from that found in the idyllic mountain towns of the Rockies and indeed quite different from the notion of home found throughout all of the “first world”. These cities are overflowing with hope, patience, and determination. Michael wanted his work to explore a cross section of living spaces in Nairobi, the way in which they are built, and the many physical, emotional, and political issues which surround them.
For more info call 994.1828. The Exit Gallery is located in Strand Union Building room 212, Montana State University, Bozeman. Hours are Monday-Friday, 9am-5pm. See you there!
The MSU art department would like to invite you to join the ceramics and printmaking guild at the Waller-Yoblonsky Gallery (map) in the graduate art studios for the second installment of Prints and Pots on Fri. Sept. 24 from 6:00-9:00 pm. There will be door prizes, a rotating silent auction, drinks, snacks and a good time had by all! shameless merchandising table will be available for t-shirt, ceramics, and print purchases separate from the silent auction. As before we will be accepting cash, check and credit.
Silent auction will run on an hourly rotation. Be the highest bidder at the end of an hour and walk home with your print/pot of choice! (auctions end at 7:00, 8:00, and 9:00). new items will be displayed each hour until we run out or get kicked out!
We look forward to seeing you!
Art Bozeman 
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