Stroll Main, Park, Callender, 2nd, and B Streets to enjoy the full range of Livingston Art Walk venues. Many shops, cafes and restaurants will be open during Art Walk.
[All images of art work © by the artists. All rights reserved.]
The exhibits highlighted here are ongoing; if you miss Art Walk, check them out later.
Chatham Fine Art 120 North Main Street 222-1566
Originals and lithographs by celebrated Livingston artist Russell Chatham. www.russellchatham.com
Crazy Mountain Digital Photography 124 South 2nd 222-2355
“The Power of Two: Jack Hines and Jessica Zemsky,” paintings and prints of the pair’s connections between Montana and Europe, with giclee reproductions produced by Crazy Mountain Photography and Video. The show will run through October 4th. www.crazymountaindigitalphoto.com
Danforth Gallery 106 North Main 222-6510
“Open Meadows,” the gallery’s first show to feature women artists exclusively. Curated by local artist Brad Bunkers, the exhibit includes abstract and graphic paintings, papier mache sculpture and illustrative works by Courtney Blazon, mother and daughter artists Adair and Fay Peck, Laura Poinsette, and Paige Ulland. “The five women in this show personify the best in contemporary Montana art. Each artist employs highly individual techniques to create spirited works of art that, I’m sure, will resonate with local audiences,” said Bunkers. Visit with the artists at the opening night reception on July 25, from 5:30 - 8:30 PM. PCFA members preview at 5 PM. The show runs through August 20th. www.pcfadanforth.org.
The Drawing Room 117 East Callender
“Animal Farm,” “an eclectic codre of barn yard ungulates along with a whole herd of goat paintings and prints,” by Brad Bunkers.
The Frame Garden 110 East Callender 222-5122
“The Fishing Artwork of D. Holiway.” Holiway paints sporting art and this exhibit shows his passion for fishing through inkwash sketches and bold oil paintings. Holiway is primarily self taught which has allowed him to express himself through unusual combinations of media and technique to find the soul of fish and those who pursue them. Through August 19th. www.theframegarden.com [At left, “A Trout in Hand,” by D. Holiway]
Garre Fine Art 112 North Main 222-7847
New works by John and Karen Garre. www.garreart.com
Livingston Center for Art and Culture 119 South Main 222-5222
The non-profit community gallery is showing “Fish Art,” in a variety of media. www.livingstoncenter.org
Mordam Art 109 South Main 222-0321
Parke Goodman’s traditional oil Montana landscapes and Bonnifide Designs handmade glass beads and jewelry. New for the July Art Walk: Bonnie’s glass pull chains for lamps and ceiling fans, and Parke’s iris vases. www.bonnifidedesigns.com www.parkegoodman.com
Paradise Ring Works 128 East Geyser 222-7964
For Art Walk, featuring fine handcrafted palladium jewelry. Palladium is as rare, white, precious and pure as platinum and offers greater versatility and comfort to wearers. Casual wine and cheese tasting by The Gourmet Cellar during Art Walk. www.elichaifowler.com
Parks Reece Gallery 119 South Main, Ste A3 222-5724
Surreal paintings, original lithographs and reproductions by Parks Reece, in his humorous style and “altogether peculiar perception of our natural world.” www.parksreece.com
Reed Lehman Pottery 112 W. Callendar 222-7618
Hand-built, hand-painted pottery. A Montana family business. www.reedlehmanpottery.com
Tierra Montana 116 North Main 222-3000
Artists of the Americas. Fine art and craft, and a weaving studio featuring hand woven, naturally dyed rugs and tapestries. www.tierramontana.com
Visions West Gallery 108 South Main 222-0337
Visions West presents “Wild Streak: The colorful wildlife paintings of Lyn St. Clair”. www.visionswestgallery.com [Above right, “Black Bear,” © Lyn St.Clair, at Visions West]
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