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Article from: The Bozone
The Gallatin Art Crossing is excited to announce its Annual Reception and Fundraiser during the Art Walks on Friday, August 12th at the Emerson Center for the Arts and Culture (North end) from 6-8pm. This Reception …
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Thursday, March 24 at 7pm was the first of the spring lecture series, “Women in Art”—an interactive discussion bringing together several artists, academics and community members who are deeply interested and invested in this topic.
Panelists included:
- Cynthia Andrus,
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Unlike other herds, Dolan’s 39-head strong remuda is made of steel, 4,000-feet of frayed black rope, bed liner and blue paint.
Article From: John Deere Journal
Sporting a grey cowboy hat stained by the sweat of many hours of labor, …
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The second of the Gallatin Art Crossing lecture series will take place Wednesday, December 9th at 7pm in the Bozeman Public Library. This interactive discussion will bring together several members of the architecture and art communities to talk about “Art …
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By Eric Dietrich, Chronicle Staff Writer
Bozeman Daily Chronicle – Dec 5, 2015
Want to see local artist EJ Engler’s new 20-foot-tall sculpture in front of Wild Joe’s coffee shop? Better hurry, because it’s having its Main Street tenure cut …
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By Morgan Brown, Chronicle Staff Writer
Bozeman Daily Chronicle – Dec 1, 2015
A 20-foot-tall sculpture is set to be installed on Main Street this morning.
The artist, EJ Engler, has been sculpting for 30 years. An architect and the …
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Tuesday, November 10 at 7pm was the first of the fall lecture series, “Art & Money”—a platform for artists, academics and art dealers to discuss the business of art.
Panelists included:
- Jim Zimpel, MSU Assistant Professor of sculpture who
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By: Kali Gillette
Bozeman’s art scene just got bigger, literally. Gallatin Art Crossing and Bozeman Sculpture Park have combined forces, and the result is more public art.
In 2008, Tate Chamberlin started Gallatin Art Crossing with $400 and the mission …
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By: Kali Gillette
“Superfund” and “Art” generally don’t go hand in hand, but Kendra McKlosky is changing that.
McKlosky’s permanent donation to the Bozeman Sculpture Park is as historically significant as it is beautiful. Her piece, titled “Twice Removed” is …
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Join us Tuesday, November 10 at 7pm for the first of the fall lecture series, “Art & Money”—a platform for artists, academics and art dealers to discuss the business of art.
Panelists include:
- Jim Zimpel, MSU Assistant Professor of
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