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| Art Walk this FRIday!
August 12, 5 - 8 pm |
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CURRENT exhibits
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GORDON MCCONNELL
OUTDOOR ADVENTURE
Jessie Wilber Gallery
July 8 - September 2, 2016
EMERSON TENANT EXHIBIT
Featuring: Dana Aaberg, Bille Rose Agee, Susan Burrows Dabney, Loretta Domaszewski, Duncan Kippen, Mike O'Connell, Jessica Palmer, Angela Prond, Robert Royhl, Kelly Sullivan, Kara Tripp, Marcia Wendel, Cherlyn Wilcox & Rod Zullo
Lobby Gallery
July 8 - September 2, 2016
CAROL HARTMAN
CHALLANGES
Weaver Room Gallery
July 1 - August 26, 2016
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| Gordon McConnell "Leaving Trouble Behind" |
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Dana Aaberg "Taking Flight"
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| Carol Hartman "Lone Guardian of the Pass" |
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SUSAN STEWART
NEW MIXED MEDIA WORKS
Four Winds Gallery; Suite 108
August 8 - September 3, 2016
Stewart's multifaceted oeuvre functions as a contemporary manifestation of the complex role the Native artist has held historically. Her paintings provide the most tangible evidence of this complexity in their structure and handling. These images emerge from her life experience as a member of the Crow tribe, and growing up on and off the reservation. Stewart references concepts and forms specific to her tribe, including the Crazy Mountains, Crow Beadwork colors and geometric designs.
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Susan Stewart "Back Home"
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GRACE DYK
AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL
GERI WARD
THE CAT'S MEOW
The Artists' Gallery; Suite 106
August, 2016
Grace Dyk is presenting works in oil inspired by the words of "America the Beautiful" by Katherine Lee Bates, painting scenes of the beautiful Gallatin Valley landscape related to the phrases of the song.
Geri Ward is featuring a collection called "The Cat's Meow," a series of whimsical watercolor paintings of cats.
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Grace Dyk
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KARA TRIPP
NEW WORKS
Tripp Studio; Suite
Kara Tripp will show new pallet knife works in oil.
Kara will also be exhibiting at the Heart of the West Auction at the Grand Tree Inn, on 8/11, 8/12 and 8/13. Booth number 43.
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| Kara Tripp "Best Out West" |
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Events and tenants
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GALLATIN ART CROSSING
RECEPTION & FUNDRAISER
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Crossing is excited to announce our Annual Reception and Fundraiser during the Art Walk on Friday, August 12, 2016. This reception will take place at the Emerson Center for the Arts and Culture (North Lawn) starting at 6pm. It is open to the public and is a celebration of our community effort as a unique outdoor sculpture exhibit. Located in downtown Bozeman, Montana, the exhibit hosts a variety of artwork which will introduce viewers to many artistic approaches. Sculptures will remain downtown to be displayed for a minimum of one year. One of the goals of the Art Crossing program is to add at least one piece to the permanent collection every year. In addition to helping artists display and market their work, the Gallatin Art Crossing connects the public to an open voting opportunity through
www.gallatinartcrossing.org
for the selection of the People's Choice award every year.
This year, the Art Crossing is celebrating our downtown project which includes rotations and 10 new pieces. The event includes live music, food trucks, hors d'oeuvres, and GAC Artists Jim Dolan & Pete Stecher will be welding on site. For a small fee you will be able to select your choice scrap metal and have it welded into a sculpture for you to take home.
Join us for this wonderful summer event and kick off the 2016-2017 Gallatin Art Crossing Installation, and over 70 pieces on display in Downtown Bozeman.
Reception 6:00-8:00pm
Beer, wine, hors d'oeuvres, live music
GAC pint glasses will be available for purchase
THE FOLLOWING TENANT STUDIOS WILL BE OPEN DURING THE AUGUST 12 ART WALK:
Four
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Gallery, Suite 108 -
Native American art
The Artists' Gallery, Suite 106 - Co-operative fine art gallery
Tripp Studios, Suite 111 - Paintings by Kara Tripp
2nd Story Studio, Suite 295
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Handmade bags and accessories
Stephen Boone, Suite 203
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Custom made guitars
Mike O'Connell, Suite 215A
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Photography and writing
Kelley J. Sullivan, Suite 295 - Painting
Rod Zullo Fine Art, Suite 265 - Sculptor
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INSIDE THE EMERSON |
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| Emerson History The Emerson is a thriving arts and community center located a block from historic downtown Bozeman. The building was originally an elementary school built in 1918, attended by thousands of Bozeman youth before its closure in 1991.  |
Support the Emerson At the Emerson, we are grateful for the generous community support that allows us to serve as a vital arts hub in Bozeman. Over 250,000 people have come to the Emerson each year to attend performances, take classes, and participate in community events.  |
Volunteer with the Emerson As a community arts hub, the Emerson relies on the time, energy and enthusiasm donated by community volunteers and interns. You can get involved by becoming a docent, by helping with events, children's classes or in our office.  |
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