The Artists' Gallery,LLC is located in the Emerson Cultural Center in Bozeman, Montana. Our web site is updated periodically to showcase new art and artists in the gallery. Gallery members include local artists:  Sarah Angst, Stewart Bond,  Tracy Brekke, Kathy Burk, DeDe Christman,  Mary Jane Corrigan, Anna Danahy, George Dunbar, Kara Fellows-Tripp, Sally Jo Hand, Merry Lou Henson, Wendy Marquis,  Joan Pribanic, Geri Ward, Ann Wilbert, and Kitty Whitehouse.

 

 

 

 

Make art a way of life and life will be a work of art.

 
 THINK ART!

 

 

 

 

 

 

Local artists interested in becoming an active gallery member are invited to submit work to be juried by the members. This happens monthly, usually on the last Monday of the month. Please contact us for more information.

 

UPCOMING EVENTS


 

THE ARTISTS' GALLERY PRESENTS...


July 2010

 
ART SHOW AND RECEPTION

 Artists' Gallery at the Emerson

111 S. Grand Ave, Suite 106

Bozeman, MT 59715

 

Show - July 26th - August 28th

 

The Artists’ Gallery in the Emerson features over 25 local Montana artists. New pieces of artwork will be on display during the month of July.  

The Artists’ Gallery in the Emerson is pleased to present new artwork by, Justine Heisel and Anne Danahy, our featured artists for the month of August.  We invite you to meet the artists at a wine and cheese reception on the evening of Friday, August 13th from 5-8 p.m., during Downtown Bozeman’s Art Walk.

 

Justine Heisel’s exhibit is called "Leaf Letters - A Petite Calligraphic  Installation" where she combines beautiful letters with nature's greenery. Heisel likes to approach each new subject in a different way.  This time the subject is the alphabet.  The approach is playful, colorful, light, and it moves!

 

Award winning watercolorist, Anne Danahy, discovered silk painting five years ago, and was drawn to the transparent brilliance of color when using dyes and silk. In August, the subtle beauty of her silk scarves and abstract and impressionistic silk paintings will be featured at The Artist's Gallery in the Emerson.