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October 28, 2019 // Art + Culture News
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Ellen Garvens and
Barbara Weissberger:
Perception
Exhibit Open Now - March 7, 2020
Missoula Art Museum
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MAM Associate Curator John Calsbeek and Senior Curator Brandon Reintjes have long contemplated the right direction for an exhibition focused on new approaches to photography at a pivotal moment when the medium is undergoing drastic changes and broad redefinition.
The photographs included in
Ellen Garvens and Barbara Weissberger: Perception
— at MAM October 22 through March 7, 2020 — undermine the usual aesthetic relationships like perspective, orientation, figure/ground, viewpoint, spatial relations, light, focus, and depth, causing viewers to reassess what is fundamental to their aesthetic experience. Garvens and Weissberger create a make-believe that is both humorous and absurdist, like a magic act or an imaginary world of limitless possibilities.
Calsbeek and Reintjes were familiar with Weissberger’s work, and when she began making elaborate ‘set up’ compositions from the detritus of studio practice using common objects like string, white paper, and cardboard to make photographs about photography as a subject, they took notice. To complement Weissberger’s work, they looked to another artist on the opposite coast whose work covered remarkably similar ideas and approaches—Ellen Garvens.
“John and I worked on organizing this exhibition over the past several years after thinking about critical positions in photography. There’s a dichotomy between ‘straight’ and ‘set up’ photography, but Garvens and Weissberger were really using the plasticity of the medium to do something else, and a bit stranger,” Reintjes said. “They both construct and co-opt photographic reality as installation, drawing, or painting — inversions that give the images agency. The way they make work allows the viewer to see the construction of the image, how it operates, and its agency. These augmentations conceptually disassemble, or pull apart, the photograph, leaving the lines between production and product blurred. As artist Vik Muniz points out, ‘Sometimes a fiction within a fiction allows truth to emerge, or a negation of a negation becomes a positive.’”
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A Night to See Them Home
Benefit and Fundraiser for YWCA's "See Them Home"
Monday, October 28, 6 - 9 PM
Caffe Dolce
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Caffe Dolce and
Imagine Nation Brewing
are teaming up to raise funds for the YWCA's newest project, See Them Home*.
Join us Monday, October 28th from 6-9 PM for a benefit event dinner for the YWCA at Caffe Dolce!
We will be offering four different dishes and three suggested Imagine Nation beer pairings.
Enjoy live Jazz with Beth Lo & David Horgan while sipping on some great local brews by Imagine Nation, enjoying our food and supporting a great cause!
Tickets are $35 and are available at Caffe Dolce & INBC.
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Hand Drumming and Rhythm Exploration for Older Adults
A 5-week class series
Tuesdays through October 29, 3:30 - 4:30 PM
Missoula Senior Center
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Tracy Topp
of
Drum Brothers
will teach a 5-week beginning hand drumming class series for people age 50 and
up
. This class will start from the ground up and no previous experience is needed.
Participants will learn beginning rhythms and explore the techniques and polyrhythmic interplay of African drumming. Come experience the joy and power of community music-making! Drums will be provided.
Since the dawn of human culture, drums and percussion have been used as a tool for expression, communication, and celebration. And drumming together in a group can be a powerful example of cooperation and teamwork. In addition,
research
has shown that drumming reduces stress and generates feelings of relaxation and focus. And on top of all this, drumming exists as total lighthearted fun! Don't miss this special opportunity to experience the power of rhythm and connection!
Bio: A dancer since she was three,
Tracy Topp
has choreography experience and training in many dance styles, including West African, Middle Eastern, modern, and jazz. She has studied African dance and drumming with many teachers including; Djeneba Sako, Youssouf Koumbassa, Mabiba Baenge, and Manimou Camara and has taught African dance at Drum Brothers annual rhythm retreats for over a decade.
A self described renaissance girl, Tracy has a B.A. in Arts from Nebraska Wesleyan and is also a singer and percussionist. Tracy currently performs with Drum Brothers world percussion ensemble and teaches ongoing hand drumming classes in Missoula, MT. She also manages the Drum Brothers drum shop in Arlee, MT.
$60 for the 5-week series ($12/class) or $14 for single classes. Participants will get the $12/class rate when they purchase 3 or more classes.
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Open Rehearsal
with Dolce Canto
Wednesday, October 30, 7 - 9:15 PM
Missoula Food Bank and Community Center
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Dolce Canto enriches the lives of its members and audiences by performing exceptional and diverse choral music with compelling artistry and sensitivity.
Come find out what Dolce Canto is all about! Warm up and sing with the choir. No admission! Please bring a food donation.
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Macabaret
Wednesday, October 30, 8 - 10 PM
NEW Zootown Arts Community Center
216 W Main St
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The ZACC and Cadmium Company are excited to present Macabaret at the brand new downtown ZACC on October 30 -- a magical night of musical and theatrical shorts dedicated to all things spooky. Admire your favorite creatures of the night singing some of your favorite chilling tunes! Come get in the spirit of Halloween and ring in All Hallow's Eve RIGHT.
Death's a Macabaret, old chum, so come to Macabaret!
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Freaky Friday
Through November 3
MCT Center of the Performing Arts
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Daughter Ellie (Caydance Wilson, left) and her mom Katherine (Darci Monsos)
experience a magical hourglass moment that leads to a very Freaky Friday,
while brother Fletcher (Sawyer Partain) looks on.
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The Missoula Community Theatre (MCT) proudly presents the new musical, Disney’s Freaky Friday, Oct. 24-Nov. 3 at the MCT Center for the Performing Arts. When a story is genuinely compelling, it contains the power to be retold in many different ways, and to speak across generations. Such is the case with Disney’s Freaky Friday, which has entertained families since the original 1972 Mary Rodgers book was released and subsequently produced into two successful movies.
Director Joseph Martinez says most people are probably familiar with the story: a frazzled mom and angsty daughter magically switch bodies and lives for one day, which creates frustration for them and comedy for the audience. But Martinez says the musical successfully reaches further. “This script surprised me that it is much deeper…the story focuses on issues children and parents are going through and are afraid to tell anyone. It’s a beautifully written script.” Mom and daughter unexpectedly find compassion and respect for the other’s journey, and newer, more tender definitions of family are allowed to grow and blossom.
Martinez has found working with the Freaky Friday cast absolutely delightful. “The energy is amazing. They love what they are doing. The cast has really taken on the responsibility of telling this story.” The enthusiasm the teen cast members infuse into the show has been exhilarating, he notes. “It’s fun when you can have a cast of teenagers playing teenagers.” He says it’s been an exciting, gratifying experience to see the “kids that have grown up learning in our children’s programs and then performing in the ensembles of our community theatre take on leads and carry a show. Seeing that growth is always invigorating.”
Martinez is confident that audiences will not only enjoy the story and musical score of Disney’s Freaky Friday, but that it will strike chords with people on a heart level. Tickets for Disney’s Freaky Friday are available at MCTinc.org.
*Disney’s Freaky Friday will take place at the MCT Center for the Performing Arts Oct. 24-Nov. 3, 2019. Tickets are available at MCTinc.org; by calling 406-728-PLAY(7529); or at the MCT Box Office, which is open Mon.-Fri. between 9AM and 5PM. The production is sponsored by TrailWest Bank, Madison Creek Furnishings, and Equity Management Inc.
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Kim Anderson Art Show
Friday, November 1, 5 - 8 PM
Agate Salon, 212 E. Main St
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Please join us for a First Friday art show at Agate Salon downtown. Kim had a lot of fun with this one and tapped into her sociology background to create a qualitative survey that some of you participated in...thank you! The result is a small study on what connects us...what as humans we ultimately care about and what we hold dear. In this time of polarization, its good to remember no matter your background, age, gender identification, religious or political beliefs, we all just love...LOVE*.
*one of the most used words in the responses
Thank you for support art & culture in our community!
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1st Annual
Indigenous Art Market
Friday, November 1, 5 - 7:30 PM
Downtown Dance Collective
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In collaboration with the Downtown Dance Collective, the Missoula Urban Indian Health Center is hosting the first annual Indigenous Art Market! This market is 100% Native-led — from event organizing to vendor participation!
Stop by to browse and purchase all kinds of Indigenous art, including canvas paintings, beadwork, leatherwork, and more! If you can't join us on our inaugural event on November 1st, don't worry -- the Indigenous Art Market will return on First Friday in December!
If you are interested in participating in the market as a vendor, please visit the link below to view the application:
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First Friday Square Dance
Friday, November 1, 8 - 10 PM
Downtown Dance Collective
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Bring your pretty ole self on down to The Downtown Dance Collective for a Square Dance! Live music. All ages. No partner needed. No experience necessary. The caller will teach you everything you need to know.
$6 suggested donation.
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The Atoms of our Frame
Friday, November 1, Doors @ 7:30
Show 8 - 10 PM
ZACC Show Room
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Join us this First Friday for the closing of Radius Gallery's exhibit atoms of our frame. This show brings together three of Montana's preeminent artists: John Buck, Josh DeWeese and Beth Lo.
The title of the exhibition references a Ralph Waldo Emerson essay on the potency of imaginative thought:
The "pure delight" that attends these artists’ imaginations is evident in Buck's bold, visually hypnotic woodblock prints, Lo's narrative, often familial depictions of the Asian-American experience on porcelain ceramics, and DeWeese's earthy, sensual, unrestrained wood-fired pottery. The exhibition offers a truly rare assemblage of work by some of Montana's finest.
Everyone is welcome.
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Lisa Prank:
Perfect Love Song Tour
Friday, November 1, Doors @ 7:30
Show 8 - 10 PM
ZACC Show Room
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Lisa Prank stops at the ZACC during her Perfect Love Song Tour -- with openers Headband and solo artist Sarah Frazier! Stitching together pop punk panache and pillow talk introspection, Lisa Prank's new album Perfect Love Song finds Prank not in pursuit of the flawless impossible, as the title may suggest. Nope, she’s interested in the entire experience of love and learning through it. And she's awesome. Open to all ages.
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First Friday
with MAM
Friday, November 1, 5 - 8 PM
Missoula Art Museum
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MAM will be open late on Friday, November 1 to celebrate First Friday! Experience all of the incredible fall exhibitions, enjoy great music by KGBA and a no-host bar with beer and wine. Stop by the museum before continuing on to explore other great art venues downtown. Special thanks to the Missoulian and KBGA for their support. This event is FREE and open to the public.
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Love That Dog
November 1 - 2
Montana Repertory Theatre
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Come and support our next show and our EdOutreach Program's current play LOVE THAT DOG.
Love That Dog is a play based on the book by Sharon Creech, adapted by Andrew Frank and Jason Howard. Jack hates poetry. Only girls write it and every time he tries to, his brain feels empty. But his teacher, Miss Stretchberry, won't stop giving her class poetry assignments—and Jack can't avoid them. But then something amazing happens. The more he writes, the more he learns that he does have something to say.
Opening November 1, 2019. For more info on EdOutreach schools and dates and MTRepertory tickets please visit our website.
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Film Screenings:
The Line and Legacy of Rick Bartow
Saturday, November 2, 2 - 3 PM
Missoula Art Museum
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MAM invites you to honor the Day of Remembrance by celebrating the life and legacy of exhibiting artist Rick Bartow with two short film screenings. MAM will screen the short film “The Line and Legacy of Rick Bartow”, produced by the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art at the University of Oregon. This film outlines the artist’s creative process, his struggles, and his dedication to sustaining the mystery of his work. The second film, entitled "Bartow" was produced by Mimbres Fever Productions and focuses on the artists’ community and lasting friendships throughout his life. This event is FREE and open to the public.
Rick Bartow: Things You Know But Cannot Explain is on view at MAM now through February 15, 2020.
Image: Rick Bartow,
Deer Spirit for Frank LaPena
, 1999, acrylic on canvas, 24 x 24 inches, courtesy of the artist and Froelick Gallery, Portland, Ore., copyright Rick Bartow.
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Clay AF
University of Montana Graduate & Post Baccalaureate Student Exhibit
Opening Reception Friday, November 1, 5:30 - 9 PM
Exhibit Runs November 1 - 22, 2019
The Clay Studio of Missoula
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Please join us for the opening reception of an exhibition featuring current Graduate & Post Baccalaureate ceramics students at University of Montana, hosted by the Clay Studio of Missoula, featuring ceramic pottery and sculpture by Brooke Armstrong, Serge Ballif, Amanda Barr, Ryan Caldwell, Sarah Conti, Stephanie Dishno, Drake Gerber, Samantha Joslin, Austin Navrkal, Michelle Postma, Krissy Ramirez, Molly Rivera, and Susan Sintiere.
As students of the University of Montana, the artists of this exhibit will share work that reflects the commitment of the University’s ceramics department towards individual expression and experimentation. Included in the show will be a diverse representation of contemporary ceramics, including utilitarian and conceptual pottery, ceramic sculpture, and mixed media works.
Gallery events are free and open to the public.
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Artist Studio Tour
Artists along the Bitterroot
November 1 - 3, 10:30 AM - 6 PM
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Artists Along the Bitterroot is a coalition of artists that offer a unique opportunity to explore an artist’s workspace and learn more about their tools and sources of inspiration. Tour the Bitterroot Valley on November 1-3rd. Fifteen artists working in a wide range of mediums are opening their studios to visitors of all ages. Meet the artists, experience their working spaces and learn their stories! Artists’ mediums include glass blowing and engraving, concrete sculpting, block printing, silk painting, encaustic mixed media, wood carving, pyrography, oil, pastel and watercolor.
Optional limited bus tickets are available to tour 4 studios each day and enjoy a lovely no-host lunch. Enjoy the beauty of the Bitterroot Valley and the artists’ studios by bus or adventure them on your own!
Friday, Saturday and Sunday, November 1-3, 10:30am-6:00pm.
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Writers' Room
All-Day Intensive
Saturday, November 2, 9 AM - 3 PM
Missoula Writing Collaborative
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A day of writing to benefit the Missoula Writing Collaborative!
Join the Missoula Writing Collaborative on Saturday, November 2nd, 2019, for an all-day writing workshop. If you've wanted to dive in and challenge yourself in one genre, these workshops are for you! There will be 3 different classes offered.
OPI Credit Available.
Classes Offered:
Cracking the Silence: Memoir Writing/ / Susanna Sonnenberg:
We will use generative prompts to ease into and open up difficult subjects; to explore the limits we impose on ourselves and those imposed by others. This class is suitable for all levels, whether the student is interested in starting a short piece or already has a manuscript. No submission is required beforehand. Participants will be expected to share and to give feedback to their fellow writers.
Shape-shifting: Inhabiting the Many Shapes of Fiction/ / Dana Fitz Gale:
This workshop will explore questions of tension, voice, dialogue, and character in novels and stories, using Jerome Stern’s classic book, “Making Shapely Fiction” to guide our discussion. Read examples from well-known writers and hone your own skills through in-class writing exercises. You will have opportunities to share your own work if you so choose, but this will be optional.
Reimagining Environmental Writing/ / Emily Withnall:
Nature writing and environmental writing are often narrowly conceived as fly fishing or backpacking celebrations, or journalistic advocacy about an aspect of the climate crisis. In this generative workshop, however, we will flip traditional understandings of environmental writing by reading work that pushes the traditional boundaries of the genre. The readings will serve to help us redefine and reimagine environmental writing. With these new definitions in mind, we will then dive into our own writing.
COST:
$70 students
$85 general public
or (415) 847-5402
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Amateur Drag Night @ The ZACC
Saturday, November 2, Doors @ 7
Show 8 - 10 PM
ZACC Show Room
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Join the ZACC, the Center, and the ISCSM as we present Amateur Drag Night at the new ZACC location. Performers of All-Ages and experience levels are invited to come perform.
Wine and Beer will be available for purchase provided by the Center. This will be a family friendly event! Performer tips will be donated back to the ZACC!!
So come join us at the new ZACC location 216 W Main Street Saturday November 2nd for a fabulous time the whole family can enjoy!!
Doors @7 Show@8 $5 suggested donation
**Interested performers**
Please contact Sophia Stone Valhallan at outreachsmc@iscsm.org with an email containing Your everyday name, Your performer name, an MP3 of your music or a YouTube link, and any other questions or concerns you may have before Friday November 1st at midnight
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The Missoula Symphony Orchestra
& Chorale present
Music Director Finalist
Steven Smith
Saturday, November 2, 7:30 PM
Sunday, November 3, 3:00 PM
Dennison Theatre // UM Campus
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The Missoula Symphony’s second finalist, Steven Smith, conducts the Orchestra & Chorale as they perform a selection of American folk songs by Copland and dances from Borodin. Brahm’s cheerful and almost pastoral Symphony No. 2 along with a lively carnival overture from Berlioz, round out this royal program.
Steven Smith has served as music director of Virginia’s Richmond Symphony, the Santa Fe Symphony & Chorus, as well as the Grammy Award-winning Cleveland Chamber Symphony (CCS), an ensemble devoted to the performance of contemporary music. An active ASCAP award-winning composer, Smith has enjoyed collaborations with a diverse array of solo artists.
Don't miss this exciting program:
Berlioz-Le carnaval romain
Copland-Old American Songs (selected) WITH CHORALE
Borodin-Polovtsian Dances WITH CHORALE
Brahms-Symphony No. 2 in D Major
or call our office at: 721-3194
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Book Reading
With Lavender Lori Parr
Tuesday, November 5, 7:00 PM
Shakespeare & Co.
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Lavender Farming:
Secrets from a Hard Row Hoed
Published July 2019
A how-to book that teaches how to farm hardy varieties of lavender in high elevation and cold climates. Includes the basic premise for farming lavender anywhere in the world. Innovations in farming, cutting, and storing techniques as well as recipes, history, and craft instruction. Based on experience gained from a failed farm compared to a newly established state-of-the-art farm in western Montana.
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Book Release Party:
Seven Montanas: A Journey in Search of the Soul of the Treasure State
by Ednor Therriault
Thursday, November 7, 7:00 PM
Shakespeare & Co.
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While Montanans share a few attitudes and love of the land that attracts them to Big Sky country, it’s the differences between the regions that truly give the state its unique flavor. Through interviews, photos, history and personal observations, author Ednor Therriault profiles each region and in the process gives a more complete view of the state as a whole. Along the way the reader will learn why some people choose to live where they do, how they view the rest of the state, and what some of the factors are that give each region its singularity.
About the Author:
Ednor Therriault has spent more than 20 years exploring Montana from corner to corner. He’s authored two editions of Montana Curiosities, revised the current edition of Montana Off the Beaten Path, and has completed work on Yellowstone Myths and Legends, which includes in-depth historical information on Montana’s gateway communities of Gardiner and West Yellowstone.
Therriault brings the wit of a humorist, the fact-finding tenacity of a journalist, and a deep Montana pedigree to his work. His father, a decorated Marine pilot, was born in Missoula. His great-great-grandparents homesteaded along Douglas Creek in the Flint Valley in the late 1800s, and his grandfather mined for gold in Garnet, now Montana’s best-preserved ghost town. Therriault also studies Native American history, and recognizes the importance of including Indian culture and narratives in his depictions of the complex history of Montana.
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Word of Mouth
Friday, November 8, 7:30 - 9:30 PM
The Roxy Theater
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Word of Mouth is coming back to the Roxy for our 2nd annual show, with Josh Farmer as our emcee! Rediscover the power of words when 4 spoken word artists, 3 comedians and 4 storytellers unite for one memorable night at the Roxy.
Experience the ability of words to move you through the mediums of spoken word poetry, comedy, and story as Missoula's own inspire us to laugh, reflect and re-imagine the world in which we live.
Storytellers: Marc Moss, Jeremy Smith, Lynn Solomon & Jeff Ducklow.
Spoken word artists: Marc Beaudin, Gabriowl, Nicole Dunn & Brian West.
Standup comics:
Sarah Aswell, Kyle McAfee & Heidi J.
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Pink Dress Project
Friday, November 8, 5 - 8 PM
The New ZACC
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The ZACC and A VOICE are proud to present work by young photographers from Mexico, New York, Los Angeles, and Two Eagle River School in Pablo, Montana. This event is
FREE and open to all!
This exhibition includes work from The Lower East Side Girls Club of New York City, Club Balam of Chiapas, Mexico, Las Fotos Project of Los Angeles, and A VOICE: Art Vision & Outreach In Community Education at Two Eagle River School.
The project began in Manhattan, NYC at the Lower Eastside Girls Club - where they photographed each other in pink dresses on nearby streets. The same dresses were then shipped to Club Balam, an indigenous girls photography program in southern Mexico. They next shipped to the Las Fotos Project in Los Angeles, California - a photography project for teenage girls. Lastly, they were sent to A VOICE in Pablo, Montana, where students at Two Eagle River School made pictures in several communities in the Confederated Salish & Kootenai Nation.
The Pink Dress Photography Project used left-over pink dresses to help girls break the bounds of peer defined ‘normal’ behavior. By learning to take risks in their art making, the students entered a creative space that grown artists, photographers, performance artists, and activists inhabit regularly.
Photographers from the Salish & Kootenai Communities are Danielle Adler, Zion Bolan, Lee Anna Powell, Nikki Burke, Bojai Grant, Esperanza Orozco-Charlo, Chayla Russell, Chandra Whiteman LaForge, Chaise Yonkin, and the young people from Elmo in the 2018 Tribal Health Summer Youth Leadership Program. Photgraphers from the Lower Eastside Girls Club of New York City are Beatrix Alvarez, Macanve Dolley, Jamecia Graham, Gevalia Vargas. From Club Balam in Chapais, Mexico, photographers are Josefa Victoria Gonzalez Hernandez, Karla Yumari Martinez Perez, Guadalupe Lisseth Hernandez Sanchez, Lucia Hernadez Sanitz, Susana Petrona Perez de la Torre, Julieta Esperanza Gomez Vasquez. And from Las Fotos Project in Los Angeles, California, photographers are Jacqueline Arellano, Luna Calderón, Lauryn Cardiel, Sabinah Lopez.
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Radius Gallery's
6th Annual Holiday Show
Friday, November 8, 5 - 7 PM
Radius Gallery
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Join the opening reception Radius Gallery’s Annual Holiday exhibit! The best affordable fine art exhibit in all the land, for the 6th year in a row. Featuring over 125 artists, this show is the perfect place to find just the right gift for you or your loved one. We will even gift wrap the work for you! Art ranging from every size, medium, and
price there is something for everyone. Get an early start on your holiday shopping!
Everyone is welcome.
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Artists along the Bitterroot
Gift Show!
Friday, November 8, 5 - 8 PM
Saturday, November 9, 10 AM - 3 PM
The ARTspace
105 S. 7th St, Hamilton
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This gift show will highlight 10 very unique artists of the group with artwork priced under $500 that are perfect for the gift giving season. We will have glass mosaics, jewelry, silk works, oil paintings, and much more. There will be food, drink, free gift wrapping and much merriment. We are hoping to make this an annual event in addition to our open studio tour taking place the weekend before (Nov. 1, 2 & 3).
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Art Classes
and workshops
at MAM!
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MAM offers programs that create stimulating, art-filled environments to engage the mind, spirit and heart. Classes for students from pre-school through adult offer a diverse selection of media in hands-on creativity.Classes are offered for all levels, from beginners to practicing artists.
Also be sure to join us for
FREE Saturday Family Workshops!
Every Saturday 11 AM - 12:30 PM. The whole family is invited to make art together in these artist-led, free workshops. Please arrive a few minutes early to ensure a spot. Children under age seven should be accompanied by an adult. All materials are provided.
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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.
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. “Dinosaurs” (Nov. 15) is our last Play in a Day performance theme.
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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Youth classes at Zootown Arts Community Center!
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The ZACC loves getting young artists involved and active in the arts at an early age! Our YAAP and AMP after school programs, summer camps, and field trips are awesome vehicles of creativity for kids of all ages. As our mission states, we want to make sure that everyone has access to arts experiences - thus we offer scholarships for individuals and families who need assistance with the costs for enrolling in classes.
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Wild Horses of the Cedar Mountains
Antonia Wolf Photography
October 4 - 31
Shannon Callaghan Interiors
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Matthew Hamon:
Ratljóst
July 12 - October 31
PARTV Building, UM
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Atoms of our Frame
Sept 27 - November 2
Radius Gallery
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Trophy Room
Sept. 14 - Dec. 28
Missoula Art Museum
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Jack Franjevic:
Montana Modernists
Sept. 13 - Dec. 14
MMAC, Meloy Gallery
PARTV Center
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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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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: Mondays 6:00-7:30PM
Continuing: Tuesdays 6:00-7:30PM
542-9270
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Art Calls, Auditions & Commissions
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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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The DDC has many opportunities for artists to participate in group and solo exhibitions. Show your work for one or two months in the heART of downtown and have your work featured on First Friday. All visual artists welcome!
Email us a sample of your work, description of your show, and possible dates you would like have your work shown.
INFO@DDCMONTANA.COM
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KBGA Missoula artists radio show. Talk about an art event, life as an artists, etc.
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Arts Missoula Partners & Affiliates
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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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