According to a story in the Bozeman Daily Chronicle, the 16 x 20 acrylic painting Red Mark, by Donna Ganz, was taken from the Ecce Gallery in the Emerson during normal business hours on Thursday, Dec. 16.
Anyone with information regarding this crime is urged to call police at 582-2000. Anonymous tips can be left with Crimestoppers at 586-1131. A cash reward is offered.
Members of the Artists’ Gallery, Bozeman’s only artist cooperative, have created new work inspired by the theme Edges. Whether they are on the cutting edge or going over the edge, gallery members have come up with different ways to interpret the topic. The works on display are made from a variety of media, and all measure 8×10 or smaller.
We invite you to come to the gallery in the Emerson Center, and meet the artists at a wine and cheese reception on the evening of Friday, January 14th from 5-8 p.m., during the Emerson Galleria Art Walk.
Bozeman artist Vicki Fish is known for her sometimes serious, sometimes whimsical mixed media constructions that tell stories, reflect on the human condition, and relay the ironies of life’s situations. A new series of pieces utilize vintage family portraits irreverently modified by the artist. A percentage of the proceeds from this show will be donated to the Friends of the Bozeman Public Library. Exhibit will be on display through February 9th, 2011.
The opening reception during Art Walk, December 10, will also feature a photo booth with Jessie Moore Photography. Capture your family and yourself at their best (or worst)!
Come join us for this fantastic and fun event on Sunday, Dec. 12, 1 – 5 pm! Dave Kirk of Aunt Dofe’s Hall of Recent Memory in Willow Creek will be hosting a Sunday afternoon Art Show and Sale of odds and ends from Anne Garner‘s magical basement. Expect to see a roomful of alumni and community members perusing the stacks of treasure, definitely finding something for themselves as well as the other quirky people in their lives. It is the perfect holiday sale for any creative type…oh and did I mention Dave will be cooking up some of his famous pizzas as well. This a family friendly event!
Anne put it best by saying frankly, “All my life I have collected images and “neat thingies.” If it was very beautiful or very ugly, very foolish or very serious, shocking or boring, — I couldn’t resist it. As a child, these things were put in a big box kept under my bed labeled “INSPIRATION.” As I got older, I accumulated more and more, so that every time I moved, all of it would be lugged along to the next chapter of my life. Now I have a basement — and it is crammed with a lifetime of my stuff, detritus, memories, and odds & ends.”
Adding wistfully she said,”So in the interest of not becoming one of those collectors whose collections bury them, my friends have brought piles of stuff up from the basement so that I can share them with you in Willow Creek. There will be items for sale, to be auctioned, some of my own art, and memories to share. A large part of the proceeds will benefit the MSU Graphic Design Area by funding scholarships. There will be plenty of nifty stuff to tempt you, so be prepared. You’ll be able to find something completely desirable and useless from $1 on up up up. So be there or be square!” Hope to see you there.
Please join the MSU School of Art for the Art History Symposium on Friday 10 December, 2:00 – 5:00 PM. The Art History graduate students will be presenting their research in Cheever Hall, room 214 – refreshments will follow the presentation.
Click here to view a campus map for your convenience. Cheever Hall is highlighted in yellow, adjacent parking areas are highlighted in blue and the campus police, where you may purchase daily parking passes, is highlighted in red.
Bozeman Artist DG House celebrates the season with her 16th Annual Holiday Open House and Art Sale. This event is held on two Saturdays, December 11 and 18, at the Big Medicine Art Studio west of Bozeman. The studio will be open to the public from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on both dates.
DG’s unique style of original paintings, limited edition reproduction prints and relief block prints will be available. Also, for the first time, the sale will feature DG House T-shirts, tote bags, note cards, magnets, posters, post cards, ball caps, pens, wall and desk calendars and notebooks.
The DG House Holiday Celebration Open House and Sale is held in the Big Medicine Art Studio. Go west through Four Corners and take the first left onto Homestake and follow the signs. For more information contact DG House at 406.595.0113; dg_house@hotmail.com or www.facebook.com/dghousestudio.
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