Prints ride high and low as installation
Montana’s Big Sky Country puts me into a state of euphoria whenever I drive its mountainous plateaus and sculpted vistas. Helena, the state capitol, abounds with artistic energy, like Missoula. […]
Montana’s Big Sky Country puts me into a state of euphoria whenever I drive its mountainous plateaus and sculpted vistas. Helena, the state capitol, abounds with artistic energy, like Missoula. […]
A whirlwind field trip through western Montana this past week. Visited friends, galleries and museums. Apparent Continent / Original Weather was on exhibit at the Paris-Gibson Square Museum in Great Falls, […]
Ancestral Modern. Diametrically opposed terms? Not so … at least not with respect to the exhibit of Australian Aboriginal Art at the Seattle Art Museum. A first-of-its-kind for the West Coast, it […]
Imagine … every conceivable variation of reds, yellows, blues, purple, oranges and greens swirling inside dozens of ruffled spheroids, wildly clustered, floating in space. Just the way I imagine creation. […]
I first saw the work of Linda Fleming last year during a site visit at the University of Wyoming Art Museum. She was among two dozen artists invited to participate in the […]
Surprise, surprise. Andy Goldsworthy at the Cantor Art Center at Stanford University. I couldn’t believe my luck. I’ve long been a fan of his work, but this is the first time […]
Two days ago, San Jose Museum of Contemporary Art. Yesterday, San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. Today, the Cantor Art Center at Stanford University. That’s some serious art binging! It […]
A surprise always, always, awaits me at museums. Anticipating the unknown is juicy! Quite often, it’s not a major exhibit that catches me by surprise so much as a single piece. […]
Yesterday … the first of of what I’ve planned as a three-day field trip, while hubby is at conference at Stanford University in Palo Alto. I grabbed the train to […]
Working on Interstitial straight through without a lunch break got old. After my first week at the University of Wyoming Art Museum, I discovered more work gets done, better, faster, after […]
Eclectic. Invigorating. Dynamic. Uplifting. I could go on and on. The Montana Triennial: 2012 pulls out all the stops showing off the best of the best contemporary art across the state. […]
We meet ourselves time and again in a thousand disguises. Carl Jung Journeys along the Sepik River is on exhibit at the University of Wyoming Art Museum. The stunning collection […]