Western Salsify / (Tragopogon dubius Scop.) 2012 by Susie Mathrie
Image credit: Rachel Leathe
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Greater Burdock / (Articum lappa) 2015
Image credit: Rachel Leathe
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The Botany of Math(re): an Exploration of Numbers and Nature
by Susie Mathre
Through April 30, 2021
The Botany of Math(re): an Exploration of Numbers and Nature by Susie Mathre delves into the intersecting relationships between plants, mathematics, and the patterns they create. Seeds and leaves of local noxious and invasive weeds, metal, wood, glass, and other elements, come together to investigate intriguing geometric shapes, spirals, symmetries and mathematical puzzles found in nature.
Jessie Wilber Gallery
Gallery Hours M –F
10am – 5pm
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Emergence
by Kurt Palmquist
Through April 23, 2021
Emergence by Kurt Palmquist began with a fascination for three-dimensional geometric forms inspired by architecture and light. Through dimensional wall art, paintings, and digital prints, Kurt Palmquist has developed a visual language that harmoniously connects all of his works. Each piece is intriguing when considered as a whole, but offers endlessly evolving compositions as you look deeper into the work. Careful use of forms and color create spaces that invite the imagination to enter and explore as if they were actual structures.
Emerson Lobby
Emergence – Display of 2D Works
Weaver Room
Display of 3D works
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Date: Thursday, April 22
Time: 7–8pm
Online
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Join us for an in-depth artist talk and tour of The Botany of Math(re): an Exploration of Numbers and Nature with Susie Mathre. Don t miss this unique opportunity to learn about her layered processes and ask questions specific to this thought provoking exhibit.
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SUMMER ART CAMPS
We welcome young artists ages 5–13 to join us for a colorfully adventurous summer. Campers can choose from 10 weeks of uniquely theme camps to explore their creativity through 2D, 3D, and multi-media art projects.
Several camps are nearly full! Reserve your spot today. Find more information about camps, membership, and registration online: www.theEmerson.org
Weekly Camps
Monday – Friday | 9am to 4pm
Ages 5-13 years
$215 Members/ $240 Non-members*
Week of July 5: 4 Days, $172 Members/ $192 Non-members
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CAMP SCHEDULE
WEEK 1 | KALEIDOSCOPE OF COLORS | June 14 – 18 (JOIN WAITING LIST)
WEEK 2 | YELLOWSTONE NATURALISTS | June 21 – 25
WEEK 3 | EPIC MYTHS | June 28 – July 2 (JOIN WAITING LIST)
WEEK 4 | I HEART MONTANA | July 6 – 9* (No camp 7/5)
WEEK 5 | FLOWER POWER | July 12 – 16
WEEK 6 | MASTER BUILDERS | July 19 – 23
WEEK 7 | STRANGE FISHES | July 26 – 30
WEEK 8 | PREHISTORIC ART | August 2 – 6
WEEK 9 | COSMIC COMETS | August 9 – 13
WEEK 10 | AROUND THE WORLD IN 5 DAYS | August 16 – 20
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SUMMER INTERNSHIPS FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
We have a few High School Internship positions available. Interns get to share their creativity with younger artists and build leadership skills by assisting our lead teachers during Summer Art Camps!
Time Commitment:
- Monday – Friday|8:30 am – 4:30 pm
- Camps run June 14 – August 20, ten weeks total. (Apply for 4 or more weeks)
Benefits:
- Gain a working knowledge of elementary art instruction and leadership skills
- Great resume builder
- Support the Emerson and become involved in our community
- Weekly stipend of $150
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Applications are currently under review and will be accepted until all positions are filled. |
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Give Big Gallatin Valley
May 6 & 7 | 6pm – 6pm
Give Big Gallatin Valley is your opportunity to support all of your favorite non-profits in our community during 24 hours of line giving.
Online donations made to the Emerson help us continuing hosting meaningful art exhibits, art offering education programs, maintaining our historic building, and building community through arts and culture.
Follow our social media to meet some fellow Emerson supporters, featured artists, and learn more about how your donations support arts in our community.
Donate to the Emerson Thursday, May 6 starting at 6pm – Friday, May 7 at 6pm.
Join the Emerson Community during GBGV.
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Give Big Gallatin Valley
ART ON THE ROCKS ABOUT ROCKS!
Online Lunch Hour With Jason Baide, Owner of the Gem Gallery
Thursday, May 7 |noon | Via Zoom
Grab your lunch and join us from your desk to learn all about Montana's favorite rocks - sapphires, garnets, and more. Jason Baide, owner of the Gem Gallery, along with gemologist Brandon Linberg to share:
- some of Montana's most unique and special gem specimens,
- deposit sites that you can access,
- what to do with your gems once you've found them
- how you can support the Emerson and arts & culture during Give Big
Bring your questions! We will share the answers through social media in the days following.
This very special Give Big Art on the Rocks About Rocks is free, but donations are greatly appreciated.
Preregistration is required.
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Jewel Box Gallery Openings! |
The Jewel Box Gallery is micro gallery space in Galleria Hall offering selected artists an opportunity to rent retail space for one month. Individual artists of all medias and experience levels are encouraged to apply. Find full details and application online.
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Become and Emerson Tenant |
Have you been dreaming about your very own studio space in the Emerson? Now's the time to submit your application! Emerson lease cycles run July 1 – June 30. |
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FEATURED TENANT
Coin Laundry Print Shop, Galleria Hall
Jennifer Ford – Owner & Printer Extraordinaire
I grew up in an old haunted house on Cape Cod full of antiques, so my appreciation for craftsmanship and vintage style came early. I love combining vintage style with modern elements. My studio is in an old elementary school (built in 1908!) turned arts center in downtown Bozeman, Montana. I adore the creaky wooden floors and I like to think we channel that wild 4th grader energy that remains in our studio to this day!
I design and hand screen print each item using water based inks and all natural solvents so each one is unique and environmentally friendly. I can't pinpoint the one thing that inspires me although it might be my pillow since that's where I have most of my good ideas. I feel extremely lucky to be doing this for a living. It's a wonderful feeling to see something you made out in the world. I had one customer tell me her son actually cried when he got his shirt because he was so happy. It's things like that that keep me working at 1 am.
Creating something that is beautiful, funny and functional is what we do best. Enjoy!
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Find Coin Laundry Print Shop in Galleria Hall or online at
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Sidewall Pizza
SPRING SPECIALS
Spring Happy “Hour”
12:00pm - 5:00pm
Tuesday-Sunday
$2 Drafts
$3 Glasses of Sangiovese and Rosé
Weekly Specials
Bread Stick Tuesday: One free order of 4 bread sticks w/pizza purchase. Call in/dine in only.
Wine Thursday: Half-off bottles of wine
Aloha Friday: Half off hot Hawaiian pizzas. Dine in or takeout. Hawaiian shirts are not required but strongly encouraged.
Lunch Menu
Tuesday-Sunday | 11:00am-4:00pm
BYO calzone or half a GF pizza with a side salad for $12.
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Whether you're joining as a new member or renewing a past membership, being a part of the Emerson is a great way help arts & culture grow! As a member, you help make new exhibits and art education programs available to our community. Members, also receive special pricing on art education classes and discounts & offers from participating Member Partner tenant galleries and studios.
Individual: $40 | Household: $75
Premier: $150 (Includes a second membership to give as a gift)
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(406) 587-9797 | office@theEmerson.org
111 S Grand Ave, Bozeman, MT 59715
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