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(triptych) FROM THE DIRECTOR 3 CURRENT EXHIBITIONS 4-5 UPCOMING EXHIBITIONS 6-7 YELLOWSTONE ART AUCTION 8 UPCOMING EVENTS 9-10 ART COLLECTOR’S CORNER 10 NEW ARTIST-IN-RESIDENCE 11 CLASSES/WORKSHOPS 12-13 THANK YOU 14 TEAM 15
volume one // issue two © Yellowstone Art Museum 2018
COVER ART: Motherwell's Angus, Oil paint on canvas, Theodore Waddell
“Gratitude makes sense of our past, brings peace for today, and creates a vision for tomorrow.” -Melody Beattie
I want to thank the Billings community for a fantastic first year. It is hard to believe it has flown by so quickly. In reflection, I came across Kierkegaard’s quote, and while it is important to understand the past, we truly must live focused forward. Our future, as we say time and time again, depends upon our patrons. We thank all of you for your continued generosity, attendance at programs and exhibitions, and your feedback as we plan into the future. We have several new staff members that we hope you will get to know as we continue to bring you outstanding exhibitions and programs. Speaking of our YAM team, it is during this time of year that we say thank you to our many volunteers, especially on the heels of another successful Yellowstone Art Auction. National Volunteer Appreciation week is April 7-13. Sometimes we do not say thank you enough, so if you volunteered this past year, we are truly appreciative! We could not do what we do without all of you. As we continue forward, we are pleased to continue our collaborations and partnership across our community. You may have noticed our recent movie series in partnership with the MINT Film Festival. We will jointly host a Master Class with the Billings Symphony Orchestra in April, and we will partner with the Montana Audubon Center this summer in conjunction with Clyde Butcher’s exhibition. One of our newest undertakings includes absorbing Sally McIntosh’s Summer Art Academy located on the campus of Rocky Mountain College, now in its 19th season.”. We are working with Sally to take on this endeavor in order to continue this great art opportunity for our youth for many years ahead. Keep an eye out for our upcoming Thursday night date night events and expanded weekend arts education programs and activities. In living forward, another big change is Summerfair 41 at Rimrock Mall. We had numerous conversations about relocating this annual event, and the benefits of moving it prevailed. We look forward to seeing you there, on the grounds of the mall. There are many ways you can assist with the planning as well as volunteering during the event. Check out or website for details on how you may apply as an artist or sign up for a volunteer shift. On behalf of the board of trustees, staff, and volunteers, we are grateful to have you involved with the YAM. Your membership, sponsorship, patronage, and/or volunteerism remains essential to our success. Remember to visit often and to bring your friends…enjoy!
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James Todd: Looney Toones
November 8 - January 6 // Montana Gallery & Corridor
^ Bully Destroyed, acrylic and oil woodblock print, by James Todd ^
James Todd’s mother paid him a visit bearing a collection of drawings he had made between the ages of five and eight. In this exhibition, he has reinterpreted his childhood drawings through woodcut printing, the medium for which he is perhaps best known today.
GALLERIES CLOSED
montana peepshow: stories by
November 8 - January 6 // Bair Family G
^ Queen Elizabeth I Employs Dr. Dee’s Time Machine.
In a quirky fictitious account, Montana the First, in the spirit of the Age of Disco by her personal alchemist, Dr. Dee, to time periods. The exhibit consists of h paper housed in wooden boxes, which
ONGOING EXH
December 5-12 Young Artists’ Gallery January 9-24 Upper Galleries January 24-31 Young Artists’ Gallery March 10-20 Upper Galleries March 20-27 Young Artists’ Gallery 4
Boundless Visions features changing selections from the YAM’s permanent collections, which emphasize art from the mid-twentieth century to the present. This long-term exhibition is the only exhibition in Montana where you can learn the story of art in this region from its beginnings to the present day.
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Gallery
Elizabeth Dove: it started with aardvark November 8 - January 6 // Northwest Projects Gallery
..., Gouache on paper, by Leslie Van Stavern Millar II ^
a Peepshow imagines Queen Elizabeth overy, utilizing a time machine created o visit Montana repeatedly, at varying highly detailed gouache paintings on h are viewed individually.
^ Letter O, Screenprint by Elizabeth Dove^
A series of 26 screen-prints, one for each letter of the alphabet that includes every illustration from the dictionary, with images organized by letter, overlapped in successive layers printed one on top of another so they co-exist as one merged graphic icon, a hybrid of all visual knowledge.
HIBITIONS
OPENING RECEPTIONS December 13 Billings Public Schools 7-8th Grades January 25 Yellowstone Art Auction 51 January 31 Billings Public Schools 5th Grade
Art-o-mat machines are retired cigarette vending machines that have been converted to sell art. And just what exactly do you get from an Art-o-mat? The experience of pulling the knob alone is quite a thrill, but you also walk away with an original work of art. What an easy way to become an art collector!
March 21 Michel Desroches/Sharon Kagan March 28 Head Start/Explorers Academy 5
Michel Desroches
March 21 - July 7 // Montana & Northwest Projects Galleries
string theory: mixed med March 21 - July 7 // Bair Family Gallery
The intensely expressive artwork of Michel T. Desroches arises from the artist’s desire to communicate and represent that which has no physical form. Desroches’ paintings are visibly faces, they are not portraits of people but rather visages of hopes, dreams, emotions, and other ephemeral concepts. Desroches’ desire to portray intense emotions originated largely from his work as an Art Therapist with people suffering from mental and emotional illness. In their faces, he often saw a rapid cacophony of intense naked emotion, both simple and complex, as well as the simultaneous dichotomy of suffering and strength exposed in their countenances. Born in 1970, Michel T. Desroches is a native of Montreal, Canada. He began his artistic career as a self-taught artist, later pursuing a degree at the University of Quebec at Montreal. He has participated in more than two dozen exhibitions since first showing his work to the public in 2007, and on December 2017, presented his work at the Louvre in Paris, France as part of the prestigious Salon des Beaux Arts.
^ Hymn to the Living, Mixed Med
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^ Prėsence Humaine (Human Presence) by Michel Desroches ^
Multidisciplinary artist Sharon Kagan’s character of her life that is interwoven darker moments—but is transcended The daughter of Lithuanian immigrant moved to Los Angeles before she was her parent’s as partisans, particularly th life many times, has been a profound her mother didn’t think of herself as an amazing hand skills” that included knitt mother died in 2003, Kagan recounts that grief…after the deepest part of my grief h to translate that experience” of vibration with a personal sense of rupture, continu work that resulted began with knitting he it, and drawing on the enlarged image. canvas have introduced color and pattern artist’s intention: “I am working to make th
dia work by sharon kagan
Yellowstone Art Auction 51
January 25 - March 9 // Montana, Northwest, & Bair Galleries Yellowstone Art Auction 51 is the YAM’s largest annual fundraiser and exhibition, one that is critical to continuing our mission, and a social event that we are extremely proud of. [More information about the Yellowstone Art Auction on pg 8.]
^ Motherwell's Angus, Oil paint on canvas, Theodore Waddell ^
dia Painting, by Sharon Kagan^
s artwork reflects the profoundly felt n with the history of the 20th century’s by a brighter wisdom that prevailed. ts and Holocaust survivors, her family a year old. The wartime experience of he efforts of her mother who risked her d inspiration for Kagan. She notes that n artist, but says that she “inherited her ting, sewing, and embroidery. After her t knitting became a way of “soothing the had passed, I realized that I found the way nal oneness from decades earlier, joined uity, and the pursuit of inner freedom. The emp string and rope, then photographing More recent drawings and paintings on n into the enlarged images, to achieve the he eyes dance.”
^ Up Close and Personal, Acrylic on Canvas, by Larry Pirnie ^
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^ A Keeper of Legacy-Cheete-Apsaalooke War Scout, Mixed media, by Pease, Ben ^
^Lela's Pink, Oil Stick on Medium Weight Paper, by Rudy Autio^
This year, we are proud to offer three wonderful and distinct events all in conjunction with our annual auction. January 25th we will kick off the festivities with Cocktails & Quick Finish and Silent Auction. Take advantage of your first opportunity to view all of our live and silent auction works as well as bid on quick finish works by well-known artists such as: Sonja Caywood, Mike Caskey, Louis Habeck and many more. This event also boasts an additional silent auction to be sold one night only! March 8th, make sure to stop in for our artist meet and greet and be sure to take advantage of your last chance to purchase work from the silent auction in Buy-ItNow fashion. Yellowstone Art Auction will culminate on March 9th. This event is the longest-running and most diverse art auction in a vast region. It has opened the door between artists and collectors and has helped to made Billings the art-rich environment that it is. Do not miss this chance to bid on work by: Rudy Autio, Ben Pease, Larry Pirnie, and so many more!
Cocktails & Quick Finish and Silent Auction Friday, January 25 // 5-8 pm
Artist Reception (last chance buy-it-now) Friday, March 8 // 5-7 pm
Live & Silent Auction
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Saturday, March 9 // 5-11 pm
fiber art week April 2-6, 2019 Presented by Billings Weavers Guild and Prairie Handspinners Guild Daily weaving, spinning, felting, knitting, and fiber preparation demonstrations and displays. Demonstrations afternoons all 5 days plus Thursday night, Friday night, and Saturday morning. Demonstrations will include opportunity for hands-on weaving on floor loom and spinning on spindles. Three-hour classes in Beginning Handspinning on Spindles by Julie Norman; Bow Weaving by Melody Murter; Felting by Alena Larson, Beginning Knitting by Zöe Jones, Getting you and your Spinning Wheel in the same groove. 9
Yoga at the yam Saturdays // December 8, January 12 & 26, February 9 & 23, March 23, April 13 & 27 $15 per person or $10 per person for museum members & guests
A restorative yoga class focused on the basics of body, mind, and breath led by YungBen. This is a perfect class for first timers, active recovery and people looking to strengthen their foundations. Walk-ins welcome but you can register and pay in advance by calling the museum front desk at 406-256-6804. For any other questions, contact Carolyn Tolton, the YAM’s Event Coordinator at events@artmuseum.org.
WINTERFAIR 2018 Friday, December 7 Free
Hoping to get a head start on your holiday shopping this season? Look no further than Yellowstone Art Museum’s Winterfair, hosted in the museum on Friday, December 7, 2018, from 4-9 pm. More than dozen juried artists will have one-of-a-kind works of art and craft for sale, including pottery, jewelry, clothing, and fine art. Friday evening and will coincide with the Downtown Billings ArtWalk and Christmas Stroll. Admission is free so feel free to bring the entire family. Live music will be provided by recording artist Almeda Bradshaw and Raven’s Café d’Art will be open from 4-9pm for dinner service.
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The YAM is happy to showcase work from local and regional, contemporary artists in our Art Collector’s Corner. These artists range from well-known and established Montana mainstays like Neil Jussila to brand new yet-to-be known artists creating and selling their goods. The goal of the Art Collector’s Corner is to offer work that changes daily in order to provide a price point that can work with every visitor’s budget. Make sure to stop in during your next visit to find that perfect one of a kind gift!
The YAM welcomes its newest artist in residence: Ben Pease Ben Pease is the 15th Gary and Melissa Oakland Artist-in Residence at the YAM’s Visible Vault. Ben states, “I was born in 1989 and raised on the Crow Reservation. Throughout my life, I've tried to soak up as much cultural, societal, and traditional aspects of what it means to be an aboriginal from North America in the whirlwind of today. I find my definition of being Native to this land as an interpersonal physical and spiritual relationship which is connected to all surrounding entities, beings, organisms, and geological features. I have been practicing as a professional Native Artist for almost 4 years around the country. My work and process are currently evolving, for the more I learn, the less I know. I've recently crossed paths with self-appointed task of narrating the Aboriginal struggles and aesthetics through my personal interpretation. Whether my art focuses upon statements drawn from the aspect of an activist or based on cultural recording, I feel the need to educate and speak volumes. I will continue my transition from a so-called "Rez-Kid" to a culturally rich Contemporary Storyteller.
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STUDIO 2ND SATURDAY Children: $8-10 // 10-12pm
Children: $8-10, Adults: $0-5 // 5-7pm
Kids get a guided tour of the museum and participate in an artmaking activity. Classes are led by museum staff and docents. Registration opens a week ahead of class. To register please call Jennifer Parry at 406-256-6804 or email artsuitcase@artmuseum.org.
This is a great opportunity for the whole family to come as you please and make art together! Each class is taught by local artists or partners! No registration required, fun for all ages.
December 8 // It Starts with U
Led by the YAM’s 15th Gary and Melissa Oakland Artist-in-Residence Ben Pease.
Start with words. End with a print. Collaborative printmaking influenced by dictionary derived screen prints from the Elizabeth Dove: It Started with Aadvark exhibition. January 12 // Scroll it Out
Imagine and design a new animal or vehicle to get you from here to there then create art on a scroll, the DeWeesian way. Influenced by the work of Gennie DeWeese in Boundless Visions. February 9 // Not Just Clay
Use clay and more to transform your favorite everyday object while exploring 3D sculpture. Inspired by the work in the Yellowstone Art Auction 51. March 9 // Art at the Vault
This is your chance to tour art, architecture, and creative spaces and then create art inside the YAM’s Visible Vault. April 13 // Sam & Judy McDonald Foundation Free Day
Free class and museum admission! Visit our imagination station to create soft sculpture from fiber, felt, and more. Based off Sharon Kagan’s String Theory.
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FAM AT THE YAM January 4 // Ben Pease
March 1 // Zoo Montana
We are partnering with Zoo Montana for this event. Please come learn more about the Zoo and create art with your family. May 3 // Tippet Rise teaching artist
Led by teaching artist Beth Huhtala of Tippet Rise Art Center.
YAM TEENS Free // 3:30-5pm
Teens gain experience and exposure to the art world by interacting with artists, museum professionals and Docents. Developing their own interest in art and promoting that interest with other teens. October-May // 2nd Wednesdays
Go to artmuseum.org/calendar/ for the latest information about the classes.
ADULT EDUCATION
Our adult classes are taught by experienced local artists. To sign up stop by the YAM, call (406) 256-6804, or visit our website at artmuseum.org/education/adult-education. January 26 // Oil Paint a Self Portrait with Coila Evans Adults: $60-80 + $128 supply kit // 10-4pm
Experience with drawing and oil paints recommended. Contact John Armstrong at Q’s Art & Frame, (406) 248-1102, about ordering art supplies before January 12 from the class list of supplies. Learn to paint the self-portrait with a limited palette, referencing photos from a phone, tablet or iPad. Class will include demonstrations to explain the process of painting a self-portrait. February 16 // Book Binding with Jodi Lightner
Adults: $60-80 + $25 supply fee paid to instructor // 10-4pm
Learn book binding techniques for handmade sketch books and journals. You will explore both sewing and gluing processes to make at least two personalized books. April 6 // Oil Paint and Cold Wax with Sara Mast
Adults: $60-80 + $50 supply fee paid to instructor // 10-4pm
This painting workshop will explore the use of cold wax with oil paint. A range of both traditional and non-traditional tools along with the application processes will be studied to achieve rich, textured surface qualities. Beginning to experienced painters are welcomed.
COOKING CLASSES
Taught by resident chef and owner of the Raven’s Café d’Art, Angela Lyle. January 19 // Comfort Food Adults: $35-45 // 10-2pm
Recipes and demos for traditional and non-traditional foods to keep you warm this winter. Includes a recipe book. March 9 // Hosting a Tea Party Adults: $25-35 // 1-4pm
Bite size sandwiches ideas, desserts, and scones along with tea, alternative beverage recipes and table décor ideas. Includes a recipe booklet and taste testing. April 6 // Cooking With Kids (Ages 10-14) Adults: $35-45 // 10-2pm
Learn to prepare a complete meal for the family. Lunch served for adult partner at 1 pm. Includes a dessert to make together and a recipe book. (price includes child and one adult, additional Adults, $10)
May 4 // Alcohol Inks & Yupo Paper with Nyd Kraushaar Adults: $60-80 + $45 supply fee paid to instructor // 10-4pm
This class will experiment with different ways of applying inks and mixing color. How to fix problem areas and work safely with alcohol inks. Discussions, support, and critique of work done in class.
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THANK YOU
We would like to give our sincerest thanks to all of our business and personal members at or above the Patron Level, your continuing support makes this magazine possible.
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MUSEUM DOCENTS Bill Anderson Edward Barta Terese Blanding Isabel Bonilla Lee Ebden Jackie Emery Linda Franson Stacie French Karen Fried Anne Harris Bill Hawk Mary Beth Helgeson Joan Heser Jane Indreland Judy Johnson Ann Jones Shauna Kerr Diane Kersten La Fawn Kleinsasser Diann Kramer Sue Lane Bess Lovec Janet Ludwig Trish Matteson Jean Mehlhaff Linda Merchant Marilu Metherell Davi Nelson Eloise Oviatt Jean Posusta Ginnie Pueringer Mur Quaglia Bob Rickels Mary Salle Susan Santala Kenneth Smith Linda Snider Brownie Snyder Noelle Stanton Lisa Steiner Kristi Tolliver
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ART INSTRUCTORS Angela Lyle Barb Garritson Brooke Atherton Coila Evans Jodi Lightner Leslie Millar Nyd Kraushaar Sara Mast
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