Art + Culture News // September 2, 2019
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Upcoming Missoula Events!
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Border Cantos | Sonic Borders
works by artists Richard Misrach and Guillermo Galindo
Presented by Missoula Art Museum
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This September, nationally renowned
Border Cantos
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Sonic Border
artists Richard Misrach and Guillermo Galindo visit Missoula for a thought-provoking lecture and mesmerizing performance.
Photographer Richard Misrach will speak about his work documenting the controversies of immigration and forced migration. Guillermo Galindo will perform experimental compositions and present uniquely-created instruments.
Their visit to Missoula will also include a First Friday reception and
Border Cantos
book signing.
Richard Misrach Lecture | Guillermo Galindo Performance
September 4, 7 PM
MCT Center for the Performing Arts
Tickets are free for MAM members and students
($5 for nonmembers of MAM)
Special thanks to Art Bridges for making this event possible.
First Friday Reception + Book Signing
September 6, 5–8 PM
Missoula Art Museum
Free and open to the public.
Border Cantos | Sonic Border
Richard Misrach | Guillermo Galindo
Nationally touring exhibition at MAM through September 21 only!
MAM Hours: Tuesday–Saturday, 10 AM–5 PM
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Dedication of 4 new public art pieces
City of Missoula Public Art Committee
Friday, September 7, 6 PM
Dana Gallery
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Please join us to celebrate the dedication of 4 new public art pieces brought you by the City of Missoula Public Art Committee.
Three of the four pieces to be dedicated are part of our Traffic Signal Box Art Project. For twelve years the City of Missoula Public Art Committee has worked with the state and local agencies, local organizations, businesses and individuals to enrich Missoula's street corners. The boxes serve as "canvases," enhancing our community and enriching our visual surroundings. The project offers artists of all ages and levels of experience an opportunity to understand the publiv art process, exhibit their talent to thousands, and contribute to the beauty of this amazing community. This year's TSBs were created by Brian Thomas, Jen Ryan Hickes and Cameron Klise.
We will also be dedicating "We Are But One Thread", the beautiful new mural by Lillian Nelseon at the Van Buren I-90 interchange. In an ongoing spirit of collaboration, the City of Missoula Public Art Committee and the Montana Department of Transportation have joined with the Rattlesnake Neighborhood Council to install public art on one of the retaining walls at one of Missoula's newest roundabouts at the Van Buren Interchange at Exit #105 off I-90.
The title, "We Are but One Thread" is taken from a quote by Chief Seattle, which Lillian felt pertinent to our connection to the valley and original people: "Humankind has not woven the web of life. We are but one thread within it. Whatever we do to the web we do to ourselves. All things are bound together. All things connect."
We hope you will join us at the Dana Gallery on Friday, September 6 at 6 PM for this dedication!
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Live Painting with Jamie Swartz
September First Friday at Radius Gallery
Friday, September 7, 5 - 8 PM
Radius Gallery
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See art in action!
Join us for September First Friday as artist Jamie Swartz demonstrates her painting techniques. This behind the scenes look allows you to ask questions about her process.
While seeing some live painting, browse around the current exhibit, “IMPRESSIONS” an all printmaking exhibition.
The vitality of contemporary printmaking is on full display in this extraordinary exhibition featuring work by thirteen Montana-based artists spanning three generations. Driven by boundless creativity and a love of craft, these artists have generated work for the show that is, in turn, whimsical, provocative, enigmatic and alluring. Across the board, the work reflects a creative imperative to bring something heretofore unseen into the world.
Featuring new works by Montana printmakers James Bailey, Jason Clark, Dan DeGrandpre, Elizabeth Dove, Claire Emery, Frank Finley, Bev Beck Glueckert, Scot Herries, Gesine Janzen, David Miles Lusk, Katie S. Machain, James G. Todd & Doug Turman, plus selections from MATRIX PRESS.
Everyone is welcome
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A Reading and Discussion
with Katie Kirwan
Author of
The 9 Lives of Charlie the Chicken Mushroom: Microphone Meltdown
and
The 9 Lives of Charlie the Chicken Mushroom: Mystic Mountain
Sunday, September 8, 12:30 PM
Shakespeare & Co
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Katie Kirwan has always had a passion for cooking and eating! It started from a young age when she checked out her first cookbook from the library and tried her hand at her first recipe. The recipe was for pink applesauce, made pink from the red apple skins. As she watched the bubbly sauce change color she was hooked and her curiosity for cooking grew. With a degree from Johnson & Wales and a positive attitude she has spent the last sixteen years traveling and working in a multitude of restaurants learning as much as she can. She was inspired to write the book the day she came in contact with a new ingredient, a chicken mushroom! From there the idea was born. With her love of writing she combined her two passions and is now sharing Charlie the Chicken Mushroom with the world.
"The 9 Lives of Charlie the Chicken Mushroom" is an adventure series written for children of all ages. Charlie's sense of adventure and mind for mischief can get him into trouble. He has a group of vegetable friends, "The Garden Gang" that help him in and out of jams. No matter what crazy, fun and foolish shenanigans take place his friends always have his back. Let your Freak Flag Fly!
The stories are all based on true events that took place throughout my life. It is meant to introduce kids to a wide variety of vegetables and encourage them to get cooking. Each book features a kid friendly recipe showcasing a unique and tasty vegetable.
A portion from each book sold at the event will be donated to Share Our Strength Foundation and the No Kid Hungry Campaign. Thank you for your support!
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Basquiat in 35mm
World View - Global Cinema at The Roxy
Monday, September 9, 7 PM
The Roxy Theater
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World View - Global Cinema at the Roxy
This fall, The Roxy Theater is proud to bring you WORLD VIEW: CULTURES ON DISPLAY - four films which highlight and celebrate the unifying power of the visual arts around the world. Hosted by Global and Cultural Affairs in
ARTS Missoula
and presented FREE OF CHARGE. Join us for the fall kick off event!
Despite living a life of extreme poverty in Brooklyn, graffiti artist Jean-Michel Basquiat (Jeffrey Wright) strives to rise up through the heady New York art scene of the 1970s and 1980s. He becomes the brightest star of neo-Expressionist painting and one of the most successful painters of his time, and even develops a friendship with Andy Warhol (David Bowie). But Basquiat's tumultuous life, specifically his addiction to heroin, overshadows and threatens his rise to fame.
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Expressive Markmaking
Acrylics with Nancy Seiler
Tuesday, September 10, 2 - 5 PM
Living Art of Montana
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Living Art of Montana offers workshops for people who have cancer, an acute or chronic disease, are suffering the consequences of treatment, have a significant loss in their lives, and caregivers.
We’ll be working with special acrylics and gels on canvas paper to create layers that resemble the painting process of oil and cold wax without the use of solvents. We'll be painting with brushes and scrapers, and adding marks with charcoal and oil crayons.
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Drink & Draw Flowers
by Farm Hand Farm
Wednesday, September 11, 5:30 PM
@ Western Cider
Presented by Zootown Arts Community Center
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The ZACC is partnering with Farm Hand Farm and Western Cider to present a stunning, floral still-life Drink & Draw. Urban flower farmer Adelaide Every will bring seasonal arrangements for attendees to sketch or watercolor. Arrangements will be available for purchase at the end of the evening. If you love what you see, you can sign-up for her 2020 Seasonal Flower CSA! Our volunteers will be on hand for art instruction. All art supplies will be free and supplied by the ZACC. The ZACC receives a portion of the profit from cider sales during the event, and donations are always appreciated.
Farm Hand Farm is a small urban farm on Missoula's Westside formed in 2017 by Adelaide Gale Every. FHF specializes in seasonal cut flowers and foliage (including a flower CSA), heirloom produce and herbs, as well as botanically based skin care products, created with farm grown ingredients like calendula and comfrey, all while focusing on creating a permaculture habitat and growing with organic practices. Farm Hand Farm also offers seasonal flower wreaths, seeds, transplants, workshops, and floral design work.
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Meet & Greet
with Turning the Wheel Missoula
Thursday, September 12, 5 - 6 PM
@ Goodworks Ventures
129 W Alder
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We invite you to learn more about how you can deepen your relationship with Turning the Wheel Missoula.
Turning the Wheel Missoula is dedicated to fostering the social, emotional, and physical health for all through creative movement and expression.
This meet & greet will be an hour long conversation with Lulu Delphine and Lizzi Juda of the Turning the Wheel Missoula. We invite you to learn about the many opportunities to volunteer, advise, donate or join our board.
RSVP to Lulu@turninngthewheelmissoula.org
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Montana Book Festival
September 12 - 15, 2019
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Join us this September to celebrate the joy of books! The Montana Book Festival strives to foster interest in literature for people of all ages, perpetuate a sense of literary community, and provide a vibrant, compelling forum for the literary arts that celebrates diversity.
For over thirty years, Missoula’s annual book festival has paid tribute to the tradition of writing in the West by bringing together authors from across the region.
In 2015, what was the Humanities Montana Festival of the Book became the Montana Book Festival thanks to the generosity of our fiscal sponsor, Arts Missoula. Since then, the Montana Book
Every year, local sponsors have come together to bring literary personalities such as James Lee Burke, Jane Smiley, Bill Kittredge, Charles D'Ambrosio, Gretel Ehrlich, Rick Bass and more to our mountain town. Along with an exciting array of readings, panels and exhibits, we annually host Pie & Whiskey, Erotic Fan Fiction, concerts and parties in downtown Missoula. Against the beautiful mountain backdrop, in a city split by the famous Clark Fork River, summer comes to a close and The Montana Book Festival comes to life.
The MT book fest has been a grassroots organization, relying on individual donations, grants, corporate sponsorships, a handful of dedicated locals and the enduring support of the Montana literary community to survive. We have worked to build upon the event's legacy while also reinvigorating the festival with new ideas and fresh perspective.
Art by Twinhome Prints. Screen-printed posters available for sale at the festival.
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Opening Reception: Translating Place
Open AIR Artist-in-Residence Exhibition
Thursday, September 12, 5 - 7 PM
Gallery of Visual Arts // UM Campus
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This September the Gallery of Visual Arts at the University of Montana is thrilled to open Translating Place, an exhibition featuring eighteen artists selected for the inaugural year of Open AIR, a new place-based Artist-in-Residence program headquartered in Missoula, MT. Open AIR connects artists of all disciplines with unique sites across Western Montana for dynamic Artists-in-Residence experiences. The exhibit will be on view September 3-October 3.
The Gallery of Visual Arts welcomes you to the Opening Reception on September 12, from 5-7pm with opening remarks by the Western Montana Creative Initiatives founders, Stoney Sasser and Hadley Ferguson at 5:30, followed by a poetry reading and performance art. The Closing Reception is October 3rd, from 5-7pm with final art performances at 5:30. The Gallery of Visual Arts is located on the first floor of the Social Science Building and admission is free and open to the public. Gallery hours are 11-4 Monday through Thursday or by appointment.
During 2019, artists enjoyed experiences such as stimulating their creative process with the vast materials at Home ReSource, exploring the Historical archives at Fort Missoula, peering through the microscope at the Flathead Lake Biological Station and immersing themselves in the unfettered wilderness of the Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness.
The Open AIR program was created by the new nonprofit organization Western Montana Creative Initiatives (WMCI). WMCI recognizes the importance that creativity plays in promoting healthy and robust communities and strives to increase the creative capital of our region through artist-in-community initiatives.
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Tapestry: Threshold
with Turning the Wheel Missoula
Friday, September 13
West Side Theatre*, 1200 Shakespeare St
*Formerly MASC Studios
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Featuring live music by Jesse Manno, Music Director of Turning the Wheel, inc.
Tapestry is a guided movement improvisation class, for ages 16 and older. It is designed to inspire creative collaboration, personal awareness and the aliveness that is integral to well being. The evening will include movement, an art activity, and tea and snacks at intermission. Explore your physical, mental, emotional and imaginal realms: This is your THRESHOLD.
$20 minimum donation.
Turning the Wheel Missoula is a non-profit organization dedicated to fostering the social, emotional and physical health for all through movement and creative expression.
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Hamilton Culture Crawl
Friday, September 13, 2019
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Celebrate the arts and have a lovely summer stroll in Downtown Hamilton for the Culture Crawl (Art Walk) on Friday, September 13th from 5-8 PM. Local shops and galleries will be open featuring artists, musicians and special events. Be sure to pick up a Culture Crawl Punch Card and visit five of the venues. Turn it in and have a chance to win a $50 gift card to one of them!
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Pancake Breakfast (for Dinner)
Presented by Burns St Bistro
Saturday, September 14, 5 - 9 PM
Burns St Bistro
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This June we were ecstatic to receive a $400,000 grant from the MJ Murdock Charitable Trust. $200,000 of the grant was an immediate donation to the ZACC Capital Campaign, and the other $200,000 is composed of matched funds. This means that we need to raise an additional $200K in order to unlock that half of the grant.
We have been working hard over the summer with our friends and allies to do just that, and they have been fantastic, but we need support from a greater portion of the Missoula community to tip our fundraising over the threshold required to meet this match.
In a push to help fulfill the Murdock grant, we have a final Capital Campaign event planned. We’re hosting a Pancake Breakfast for Dinner at Burns Street Bistro on Saturday, September 14, with live music by Worst Feelings Family Band featuring Special Guests, and color-your-own-breakfast for kids.
Tickets are $10 and include a full plate of pancakes with New Hampshire maple syrup, sausage links, fruit, and coffee (if desired). Morning-style drinks for purchase will include mimosas and red beer. There will also be a silent auction under the theme: ‘Yeah you’re full now, but what are you eating tomorrow morning?’, which will feature gift cards to local eateries who happen to serve breakfast and brunch, and other items to help you break the fast some other time.
All funds raised during the evening will go directly into the new ZACC Capital Campaign coffers, and will help us unlock the rest of the Murdock grant.
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Lord of the Basses
Featuring Catalin Rotuaru, Double Bass
Sunday, September 15, 7:30 PM
UM Music Recital Hall
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String Orchestra of the Rockies' sensational 35th season opens with the internationally acclaimed double bass phenomenon, Catalin Rotaru. Born in Romania, Catalin travels the world dazzling audiences with his one-of-a-kind virtuosity on the bass, and we are thrilled that he is coming to Missoula to make his SOR debut in his own arrangement of the Haydn C Major cello concerto and several short concert pieces by Giovanni Bottesini.
Our program opens with the melodic “Nocturne” of Czech composer Antonin Dvorak, originally written as the slow movement of his double bass quintet, and we close our program with the “String Serenade” of Joseph Suk, a work inspired by Dvorak, who was his mentor and teacher. We hope to see you there as we start our 35th season of memorable music!
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Charlotte's Web
Theatre for Young Audiences
September 12 - 13
Missoula Children's Theatre
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Pictured above are Adelyn Helms as Charlotte and Griffin Hutchins as Wilbur. (Photo by Adam B. Ferguson.)
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Charlotte’s Web,
one of the most beloved stories in American children’s literature, will come to life on the stage of the MCT Center for the Performing Arts Sept 12-13. Produced by the Missoula Children’s Theatre (MCT),
Charlotte’s Web
is MCT’s annual Theatre for Young Audiences (TYA) production. TYA is children’s theatre featuring professional adult actors.
In the show, we meet all of the enchanting
Charlotte’s Web
characters: Wilbur, the irresistible young pig who desperately wants to avoid the butcher; Fern, a girl who understands what animals say to each other; Templeton, the gluttonous rat who can occasionally be talked into a good deed; and the extraordinary spider, Charlotte, who proves to be “a true friend and a good writer.” Determined to save Wilbur, Charlotte begins her campaign with the “miracle” of her web in which she writes, “Some pig.” It’s the beginning of a victorious campaign which ultimately ends with the now-safe Wilbur doing what is most important to Charlotte.
While
Charlotte’s Web
is the story of an enduring friendship, it also reminds us that our own individuality and unique gifts are valuable and useful, whether you’re a spider or a pig or a rat or a person.
With cooperation from SPARK! Arts and the Missoula County Public Schools (MCPS), all MCPS second grade students will field trip to the MCT Center for the Performing Arts for a performance of
Charlotte’s Web
during Arts in Education Week. This is the 5
th
year that MCT has been able to offer this theatre experience to the MCPS second graders.
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Charlotte’s Web
public performances are Thursday, Sept. 12 at 12:00 PM and Friday, Sept. 13 at 12:00 PM and 6:00 PM. All performances are at the MCT Center for the Performing Arts. Tickets are available at MCTinc.org; by calling 406-728-7529; or at MCT’s Box Office.
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Creative Movement Classes
for Children ages 3
1/2
- 10
UM Dance Program
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Every fall and spring, the University of Montana Dance Program offers creative movement dance classes for children age 3 and a half to 10. Registration is now open for classes this fall.
Creative movement provides opportunities for children to express their inherent creativity through their bodies. Based on the premise that children love to move, the classes capitalize on children’s natural movement forms: jumping, twisting, spinning and leaping.
The classes take place on UM’s main campus in the Performing Arts and Radio/Television Center on Thursdays during the fall session, which runs Sept. 5 to Nov 21. Class times are based on age: 3:30-4 p.m. for ages 3 and a half to 4, 4:15-5 p.m. for ages 5 to 6, and 5:15-6 p.m. for ages 7 to 10.
Children also are exposed to the elements of dance and basic movement patterns. The UM Children’s Dance program serves as an excellent introduction to dance for all children. For the 7- to 10-year-olds, dancers are introduced to dance techniques and create their own original choreography.
All classes are accompanied by live piano and drums, and UM School of Theatre and Dance students earn credit for participating as student teachers. With student teachers in each class, children get personal attention and the opportunity to learn from various teaching styles.
Laurel Sears, an adjunct assistant professor of dance, said children – even those who may never have danced formally before – benefit from the course in multiple ways.
“Parents tell me all the time how much their kids reenact what they learned in the class at home,” Sears said. “One student themed her whole fifth birthday party around her class!”
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Youth Events & Classes!
at Zootown Arts Community Center
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Fall has arrived, and that means after school FUN with Young Artists After-school Program (YAAP) and Alternative Music Program (AMP)
AMP: Fall Coed Rock Camp
ZACC Northside Basement // Mondays & Wednesdays // September 16 – October 23 // 4 – 6 PM // $265 ($255 for members) // Ages 8 – 16
In this camp, young rockers of all genders will build self esteem through music exploration. Regardless of musical experience, campers will receive instruction in drums, bass, guitar, keyboards, and vocals. They will form a band, write an original song, and perform at a local venue on October 25th. Kids will also learn about music history, attend songwriting clinics, talk about stage presence, create flyers for their upcoming show, design a band logo and screen print T-shirts, and more. Part of the goal of the camp will be to create a safe, welcoming space for kids to spend quality time together, build relationships, and find their creative, rocking voice! All supplies and musical equipment provided.
YAAP: Costume Making
ZACC Northside Gallery // Thursdays // September 12 – October 24 // 3 – 5 PM // $125 ($115 for members) // Ages 6 – 12
Kids in this camp will utilize the ZACC's art supply closet to make all different kinds of costumes. We will take a look at historical and contemporary artists who use costumes in their work, and will learn different techniques such as sewing, hot glue, and felt work. This camp is perfect for anyone interested in fashion, textiles, cosplay, animals, or anyone who just wants to wow their friends on Halloween!
YAAP: Painting and Color Theory
ZACC Northside Gallery // Tuesdays // September 17 – October 22 // 4 – 6 PM // $95 ($85 for members) // Ages 12 – 17
In this camp, kids will explore color and its uses in historical and contemporary art and visual culture. Campers will investigate color theory, play and experiment with color in new ways and create acrylic paintings in various styles.
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Fall/Winter Classes & Workshops at MCT!
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The shorter days of fall mean more opportunities for young stars to shine brightly with the Missoula Children’s Theatre (MCT). With exciting productions and classes, MCT is where your children of all skill levels can explore their budding passion for theatre.
September kicks off with classes for
Hansel and Gretel Sept. 10-Oct. 4. These Tues/Thur classes, open to grades K-12, will culminate into performances Fri, Oct. 4. All registered children will receive a role in the show. The afterschool classes are rehearsals for Hansel and Gretel.
Rising Stars is specially crafted for grades K-2. Meeting Tues/Thur, Nov. 5-21, Rising Stars allows young performers to gain skills and confidence in a nurturing, fun atmosphere. Rising Stars will present an informal, non-ticketed performance on Thur, Nov. 21.
MCT’s innovative
Play in a Day program is a day camp that occurs on most Missoula County Public Schools “no school days.” Within the course of one day, the K-8 performers will rehearse a small musical, which they then perform at 5:30PM. “I’m not Scared” (Oct. 17), “Monst-querade Ball” (Oct. 18), and “Dinosaurs” (Nov. 15) are this autumn’s Play in a Day performance themes.
Theatre Skills classes are for young performers ready for more in-depth work. Theatre Skills Classes will meet Sat mornings for six weeks, 10AM-12PM, Oct. 12-Nov. 16. Open to K-12, but divided into K-2, 3-6, and 7-12 classes, the fall session will focus on developing acting skills. Theatre Skills Classes will also be offered in Apr-May of 2020.
The falling temperatures of December will bring the magic of
Disney’s Frozen Jr.! These classes, open to grades 7-12, run Dec. 3-Feb. 8, with performances Feb. 6-8, 2020.
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Translating Place
September 3 - October 3
Opening Reception
Sept 12 @ 5 pm
Gallery of Visual Arts // UM Campus
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Matthew Hamon:
Ratljóst
July 12 - October 31
PARTV Building, UM
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More Than Words
Sept 1 - 30
Opening Reception
Sept 6 @ 5 pm
Missoula Artists Shop
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Impressions
August 23 - September 21
Radius Gallery
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Painted Color Ceramics
(Corvallis)
For more details on Painted Color Ceramics & Classes,
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Lakebottom Sound
Free Sessions
FIRST Sundays 6-8PM at Imagine Nation Brewing
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Zootown Arts Community Center
For upcoming classes and details, please visit the
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Bare Bait Dance
Modern Dance Class
Open Space, 005
PARTV Building, U of M
Tuesdays 5:30-7PM
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Unity Dance & Drum
African Dance Class
Missoula Senior Center
Tuesdays, 7-8:30PM
Contact: 549-7933
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Missoula Art Museum
Lunch Club - 30min tours & chats at MAM!
For full listings and more information on MAM's classes:
Website!
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People's Market
Saturdays 9 AM - 1 PM
May through September
@ Higgins and Pine
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The Clay Studio
of Missoula
For information on ALL Adult and Kid classes at The Clay Studio of Missoula,
click here!
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Downtown Dance Collective
Drop-In Classes
Ages 13+
For all experience levels
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Flamenco Montana
Mondays at
The Barn Movement studio
Beginners: 6:45-7:45PM
Continuing: 7:45-8:45PM
542-9270
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Friends and Family Art Call!
All past and present staff, board members, volunteers, studio holders, instructors, students, ZACC Main & Hallway Gallery artists, and ZACC collaborators are invited to submit to our 2019 Friends and Family Show! Anyone belonging to any of these groups who submits work will be accepted!
Deadline: November 3
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KBGA Missoula artists radio show. Talk about an art event, life as an artists, etc.
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Call For Art
48th Benefit Art Auction
Missoula Art Museum
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Important Dates:
- Submission Deadline: September 16, 2019 (midnight Mountain Time)
- Notification of jury results sent via email: November 1, 2019
- Last Day to deliver artwork: December 27, 2019
- Exhibition dates: January 3-29, 2020
- Opening Reception: January 3, 2020, 5-8 PM
- 48th Benefit Art Auction and dinner: February 1, 2020, UC Ballroom, University of Montana
Eligibility: Open to all artists. Submissions are not accepted from dealers, galleries or any third party.
Terms: The jury will consider all submissions for inclusion in either the Live or the Silent Auctions. The donation amount you choose (100%, 75%, or 50%) is calculated from the final sale price. The Reserve Price is set at 50% of declared value.
Artist Benefits:
All auction artists
will receive one discounted ticket to the 48th Benefit Art Auction and dinner and a one-year MAM Individual Circle Membership that provides invitations to member-only receptions and exhibition previews, a subscription to MAM’s print newsletter, and discounts on books, classes and beverages at receptions, a $50 value.
Artists that choose to donate 100% of their sale
to MAM will receive
one free ticket plus one discounted ticket to the 48th Benefit Art Auction and dinner, and a one-year MAM Friend Circle Level Membership giving you and your partner all the membership benefits listed above plus reciprocal membership to over 600 museums nationwide, a $125 value.
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Radius Gallery invites artists far and wide to submit original artworks to its 6th annual Holiday Show!
This show aims to bring together an abundance of original art by artists across Montana and beyond, and to offer collectors and gift givers alike a wide variety of unique, high quality and affordable works.
Submission Deadline: September 30
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Be a part of the Montana Book Festival!
While author and panel submissions are closed, we still need your help! Submit to be a festival vendor or volunteer. We want to hear from you!
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Click the links below for more information
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Sister Cities:
Palmerston North, New Zealand & Neckargemünd, Germany
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