[ Gary Bates - Red Whirly ]
[ Raven the Messenger - Joe Barrington ]
[ Erik "Ole" Nelson, Tate Chamberlin - Kiosk ]
2019 CALL FOR ARTISTS
Thank you to all the artists who responded to the 2019 Call for Artists. Selected pieces will be placed in their new homes by the end of August. The application for our 2020 exhibit we be available in November.
2019 PEOPLE’S CHOICE
Vote for your favorite Gallatin Art Crossing sculpture and help select the 2019 People’s Choice Award winner.
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Featured Artists
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- Matthias Neumann
Educated as an architect in Germany my work fluctuates between a wide range of media, with a particular focus on …
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- Matt Babcock
“I’m a sculptor who builds with metal. My goal is to create complex, changing impressions using simple forms and materials. …
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- Jennifer Pulchinski
Jennifer is the artist of intriguing barbed wire sculpture and unforgettable portrait drawings. Her drawings rendered in soft pastel are …
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- Dana Kuglin
Kuglin graduated from MSU in 1990 with a BFA in graphic design leading to full time sculpting in 1997. A …
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Art Crossing News
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- Recycled Art Contest in Belgrade
Article From: Belgrade News
Entries ranging from utilitarian to whimsical were on display this week during the first ever Recycled …
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- Red Whirly sculpture to remain at Bozeman Public Library
- A familiar sculpture at the Bozeman Public Library will now be there permanently.
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- Gallatin Art Crossing Purchases Sculpture
- Gallatin Art Crossing is proud to announce the purchase of sculptor Jesse Swickard’s “Vualo de Aves”.
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- Gallatin Art Crossing adds new sculpture outside Bozeman City Hall
- Gallatin Art Crossing has added a new sculpture to its collection, a stainless steel statue titled “Vualo de Aves,” installed on the path to Bozeman City Hall.
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