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Excuses and a Diversion
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I’ve been insanely busy, plus it’s summer. Who wants to sit in front of a computer if he doesn’t have to? But I haven’t been avoiding work. I painted a foot for a marathon, am working on two individual legs
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ADAPTIVE ACTION SPORTS PUNK ROCK BENEFIT SHOW
Adaptive Action Sports (AAS) is a non-profit dedicated to athletes with permanent physical disabilities and a diligent supporter of “action” sports. Through grants and private donation, AAS raises the bar to create the most outstanding adaptive snowboard events in the …
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Art in the Alley 2 — Best Gallery in Town
drawn by an attendee of art in the alley
Friday July 6 was a record-breaking day of hot hot heat. I mowed lawns all day in 110º weather and was tired, but I packed up my car with all the …
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Art in the Alley II
Join me in the Alley between Allegra Printing and Office City on Broadway in Missoula this First Friday for another appropriation of public spaces. I’ll have some new pieces in the show this month, so please drop by as you …
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Part Time Artists contribute $31 million per year into northwestern Wisconsin economies
photo by EricGjerdeAs an artist who earns very little from the art I produce, I was happy to read an article in a Madison, WI newspaper about how independent, part-time artists contribute to the economy. The gist of the …
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Promoting Art Events And Classes in Montana (6/25/2007)
In the course of trying to promote my art, and art in general, I’ve signed up with montana-artists.com and elected to be updated via email about goings on. I got this email today that I think is important to share. …
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Call to Action — NEA Funding Increase Threatened, Vote is Tomorrow! [06.26.07]
Another posting straight from the Missoula Cultural Council email distribution list. This time, every state in the nation is directly afftected. Read on. Act.
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After postponing due to a procedural delay, the U.S. House of Representatives is scheduled to begin …
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There You Are
Friday night, many familiar faces joined together to share an intimate evening of dance presented by members of Headwaters Dance Co. and The Open Field Artists. Dawn Hartman, Sarah Bortis, Kitty Sailer, Ann Campbell and Heidi Junkersfeld danced for …
