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Archive for June, 2007
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Spontaneous Art in Missoula Montana
Last week I wrote about appropriating Missoula’s public spaces for a renegade art show in the alley. As I was still setting up the show, a young mother walked into the alley with her two young sons. I…
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Cheap Art Salon This Saturday, June 16
One of the problems with art and the art industry is that for the consumer, art is often very expensive. That all changes for one day only, this Saturday, when The Ceretana Gallery hosts…
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The Missoula Cultural Council Website Redesign
The Missoula Cultural Council has redesigned its website at www.missoulacultural.org. The site specifically focuses on resource opportunities for artists, organizations, and the media.
A directory and an event planning calendar for the performing and visual…
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STUDY SHOWS $34 MILLION IN ECONOMIC ACTIVITY AND 1174 JOBS ARE GENERATED ANNUALLY BYTHE NONPROFIT ARTS AND CULTURE INDUSTRY IN MISSOULA, MONTANA
I received an interesting email from the Missoula Cultural Council this week and thought that it is definitely worth sharing. After reading it, I’d be interested in people’s thoughts on the subject of art as a product…
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Appropriating Missoula’s Public Spaces
“I’m so glad you’re doing this!” the woman said to me as she walked out of the alley. She had been out on a walk with her two young sons on a beautiful summer evening in Missoula when…
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