Dawn Ness - WaterWorks Art Museum

WaterWorks Art Museum’s
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Judy Micheal
Giant of the Prairie
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th
Annual
Invitational
Art Auction Exhibit
Dawn Ness
Andrea Donovan
(Middle)
(Bottom)
Coming Back for More
Sunset
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2015 Board of Directors
Dr. Jean Lindley, President
Kathy Schlepp, Vice President
Linda Wiedeman,Treasurer
Dorothy Armstrong, Secretary
Dan Bricco
Anna Rapson
Martha Crandall
Rick Dent
Carol Hudson
Shantell TwoBears
Patrick Kelly
Peter D’Ascoli
Bob Thaden
Diane Burke
WAM Staff
Dixie Rieger, Executive Director
Calli Nissen, Education Director
Ciara Bruce, Administrative Assistant
Dean Oe, Administrative Assistant
WAM VOLUNTEERS
The WaterWorks Art Museum would
not be what it is to the community
without the wonderful volunteer base
that we have. Several of our volunteers
work with us through the Retired &
Senior Volunteer Program while others
volunteer on an individual basis.
We send our heartfelt thanks to:
Jeanne Green
Nancy Larsen
Delores Lathrop
Gail Price
Cheryl Ruppel
Sharon Smith
Verna Viall
Bill Thorne
Marshall Haferkamp
Our Board of Directors is also built
solely of volunteers without whom
we could not operate.
We also thank the people who
donate items and bring cookies for
exhibit receptions and events.
Director’s
Statement
I want to welcome you to the 40th Annual Art
Auction. Thank you for attending this important fund
raising event for the WaterWorks Art Museum! It
is a pleasure to offer the works of 65 well known,
local and nationally recognized artists. They have
generously chosen to participate in this event, with
46 offering an auction piece at a 100% donation to
the WaterWorks Art Museum. Thank you. so much!
I want to also thank you for your continued and
generouos support of the art center. You and our
artists help ensure that the WAM continues to
provide art education to youth and adults, programs
and exhibits to our residents of Eastern Montana
and visitors afar.
Enjoy the evening and the auction! May you have
the winning bid on the piece of art you love!
Dixie Rieger
Executive Director
Membership
HISTORY
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are an important commitment in support
of accessible art & history to over
45,000 people in our local and regional
communities. Funding ensures we are
able to continue our regional education
outreach programs, hands on workshops
and exhibits. WaterWorks proudly asks
for your support.
The WaterWorks Art Museum (WAM), which houses the WaterWorks
Gallery, has been in operation since 1977. In a park overlooking the
Yellowstone River, the Museum is housed in the concrete basins of
the 1910 WaterWorks that produced Miles City’s drinking water for
over sixty years. Guided by a philosophy of public service in the
arts, the Museum is listed in the National Register of Historic Places
and has earned both a Montana Governor’s Preservation Award
for the most adaptive reuse of a historic structure and the Montana
Governor’s Award for the Arts. Our museum is situated in the heart
of Big Sky country, and our service area of southeastern Montana is
physically larger than the size of many states
Art Exhibits
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Membership helps support a variety
of invitational and local artist exhibits
throughout the year. We have over seven
exciting exhibits scheduled for 2015 and
a variety of works from our Permanent
Collection are always on display in our
gallery, including the historic photographs
of L.A. Huffman & R.C. Morrison and
contemporary artworks by Kevin Redstar,
J.K. Ralston and more. In addition, we
offer several Speakers’ Bureau programs
and artist demonstrations during opening
exhibit receptions.
ABOUT US
From the inside, the concrete vaults of the WaterWorks Art Museum
has the look of a contemporary urban exhibition space. Located in
the southeast corner of Montana, Miles City, with a population of
under 10,000 citizens, is anything but urban.
Since opening in 1977, 13,000 square feet of space has been
renovated for exhibitions and education programs. Our Art Education
Outreach program offers art education to the schools and community
groups in 10 eastern Mt. counties. The focus is on remote rural
schools, providing instruction and education that would not have
been available if not for this program. In addition to our outreach
program, we hold kids and adult classes throughout the year
Community Arts
Education
WAMs Youth and Adult Workshops
are available year-round as well as
Kidz Create Summer Series Classes,
Seminars & Lectures.
School Outreach
Our educational outreach program takes
the arts to rural and outlying communities
of southeastern Montana serving over 50
schools and community groups. 2,500
students visit W.A.M. yearly including
Special Audience Classes for Disabled &
Seniors.
Mission Statement
WaterWorks Art Museum is a non-profit, cultural leader in
southeastern Montana, dedicated to providing:
1) Exhibits, free of charge, that are deemed to be of significance
to the visual arts and humanities on a local, regional, national
and international scale;
2) Quality educational opportunities and informational services
that enhance cultural awareness, reinforce exhibition
philosophy and facilitate learning on various levels;
3) Proper management of and accessibility to the visual arts
collections the Art Center holds in public trust.
Membership includes:
• Invitations to receptions, lectures,
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seminars, workshops, exhibitions and
other special events.
Newsletters announcing the next three
month’s programs.
Voting privilege to direct the Center.
Discounts on fees for adult and
children’s workshops and purchases in
the Museum Store.
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40
th
Annual
Invitational
Art Auction Exhibit
2015 Auction Artists
Gary Anderson
Stacy Ballard*
Ann Patterson Bishop*
Jessica Blankenship*
Meagan Blessing
Michael Blessing
Lynn Cain
Mike Caskey*
Karan Charles*
Jerry Cornelia
Peter D’Ascoli*
Josh DeWeese
Andrea Donovan*
Bill Drum (deceased)
Noel Dunn
Elliott Eaton
Kelley Elder
Kathryn Fehlig*
Jerry Fischer*
Gaylene Fortner
Charles Fulcher
Cris Fulton
Mimi Grant*
Bonnie Zahn Griffith*
Marshall Haferkamp
Shayla Hagen*
William Harbort
Shannon Holmen
Chet Holmes
Lance Johnson*
Jake Klamm*
Allen Knows His Gun
Harry Koyama
Vida Landa
Tess Lehman*
Pam Little*
Dustin Lyon
John Mankameyer (deceased)
Corinne McAuley
Gordon McConnell
Alan McNiel
Carol McSweeney
Judy Michael*
Neltje
Dawn Ness
Calli Nissen
Dakota Noot
Sherry Oster*
Sharon Pachl*
Bruce Park
Jordan Pehler
Keely Perkins*
Mary Quintus
Stephen D Rathburn*
Edie Reno
Nolan Salix
Elizabeth Smith
Sharon Smith
Travis Stinson*
Ginnie Streeper
Bryan Tarter
Tom Temple*
Lynn Thorpe*
Sue Tirrell*
Fairy Todd
Cathy Toot
Connie Tveten*
James K Vincent*
Jeff Walker
Carol Welch
Greg Wilhelmi
Marina Zavalova*
Carolyn Zimmerman
• Our additional thanks to the artists who donated all proceeds from the sale of an auction entry.
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Rules: Live Auction
1. Each bidder should be registered and have an auction number.
2. Bidders will use his or her number during the auction.
3. After each item’s sale, the number of the successful bidder with the
final amount will be registered by the clerk.
4. Before leaving, successful bidders will report to the cashier’s desk
wherethey may pay for item(s) by cash, check (payable to WaterWorks Art Museum or WAM), or Mastercard/Visa.
5. All sales are final. There will be no exchanges or refunds.
6. Items may be removed from the Gallery by presenting a paid receipt.
Rules: Silent Auction
1. Register your bid by writing your auction number and the amount of
your bid on the card beside the piece.
2. Bids must be raised in at least $10 increments
or will be considered invalid.
3. Bids may be submitted until 15 minutes after the close of the live auction. Please do NOT remove bid cards from the wall.
4. All sales are final. There will be no exchanges or refunds.
5. Items may be removed from the Gallery by presenting a paid receipt.
Good Luck!
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L01
L02
L03
Nature Park Aspens
Country Garden
Learning to Fly
Kathryn Fehlig
Lance Johnson
Elizabeth Smith
L04
L05
L06
Welcome to Montana
Dawn, South Dakota Badlands
Swanlake Sentinels
Jeff Walker
Lynn Thorpe
Ginnie Streeper
L07
L08
L09
Early Winter
Where the Badlands Meet the Prairie
Giant of the Prairie
Bryan Tarter
Tom Temple
Judy Michael
Acrylic
Helena MT
Etching / Watercolor
Fort Shaw MT
Oil
Ashland MT
Watercolor
Billings MT
Oil
Billings MT
Oil
Glendive MT
Paper & Acrylic
Terry MT
Watercolor
Havre MT
Acrylic
Malta MT
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L10
L11
L12
Sandhill Cranes
Watercolor
Mother’s Day
Transparent Watercolor
Coming Back for More
Karan Charles
Gaylene Fortner
Dawn Ness
L13
L14
L15
Morning Street
Copper Pots
Mountain Waters
Kelley Elder
Marina Zavalova
Dustin Lyon
L16
L17
L18
The Bridge Over the River “Mo”
Evening on the Creek
Buffalo Roundup
Charles Fulcher
Bonnie Zahn Griffith
Corinne McAuley
Miles City MT
Oil
Owensboro, KY
Oil
Great Falls MT
Broadus MT
Oil
Idaho Falls, ID
Pastel
Meridian ID
Watercolor
Billings MT
Oil
Firth ID
Glass Beads
Surprise, AZ
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L19
L20
L21
Moose Reflections
Misty Reflection
Some Days You’re the Worm
Shayla Hagen
Marshall Haferkamp
Keely Perkins
L22
L23
L24
Cowgirl & 2 Horses
Rough Country Resident
Thunder Horse War Sheild
Sue Tirrell
Gary Anderson
Allen Knows His Gun
L25
L26
L27
Once again Orville and Clarice were
having one of their little spats...
Oil
Summer at Last
Meet You There
Sidney MT
Great Falls MT
Watercolor
Ashland, MT
Porcelain
Livingston MT
Jerry Cornelia
Photography
Miles City, MT
Metal
Miles City MT
Scratchboard
Mimi Grant
Watercolor
Hathaway MT
Acrylic
Billings MT
Acrylic
Vida Landa
Miles City, MT
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L28
L29
L30
Two Doe Night
Buddies
New Day
Edie Reno
Ann Patterson Bishop
Alan McNiel
L31
L32
Quick Finish
Mixed Media
Gillette WY
Acrylic
Helena MT
Oil
Troy MT
L33
L34
Three to Get Ready
Oil
Buck Wheat
L35
Welded Steal
Meagan Blessing
Jake Klam
Bozeman MT
Miles City MT
L36
L37
L38
Aspen Grove
The Empty Nest
Powder River Roosters
Jordan Pehler
Mary Quintus
Encaustic, Oil, Copper
Billings MT
Oil
New Salem ND
Oil
Noel Dunn
Maplewood MN
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L39
L40
L41
Lucky Friday
Companions
Sunset on the Little Missouri
Nolan Salix
Carol McSweeney
James K Vincent
L42
L43
L44
Patina, Tar, Sharpie on Copper
Dillon MT
Trained and Ready
Watercolor
Kalispell, MT
Pastel
Billings MT
Oil
Lithegraph
Racers
Huntington
Stephen D Rathburn
Gordon McConnell
Bill Drum (deceased)
L45
L46
L47
Stockman’s Café
Miles City Folk Festival
Curious Finds
Michael Blessing
Greg Wilhelmi
Cathy Toot
Billings MT
Oil
Bozeman MT
Billings MT
Oil
Roundup MT
Metal art
Billings MT
Oil
Ennis, MT
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L48
L49
L50
Glories of the Earth
Grizzly
Clarks Fork and the Beartooths
Carolyn Zimmerman
Harry Koyama
Mike Caskey
Oil
Oil
Miles City MT
Pastel
Billings MT
Billings MT
Don’t Forget to Check out
the Silent Auction
40th Annual Art Auction Exhibit
People’s Choice Awards*
FIRST PLACE
SECOND PLACE
TIE
SECOND PLACE
Learning to Fly
L03
Lucky Friday
L39
Somedays You’re the Worm
L21
Elizabeth Smith
Nolan Salix
Keely Perkins
*Attendees of the opening receptions voted for the “People’s Choice” Awards
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Lance Johnson
Kathryn Fehlig
L01 & S09
Helena MT
L02 & S03
Billings MT
Elizabeth Smith
Terry MT
L03
Kathryn Fehlig, a Montana native, moved
to the midwest to major in art at St. Mary’s
College, followed by graduate study in art
and art education at Ball State University and
the University of Wisconsin. Her early work
consisted of large abstract oil paintings in
an expressionist and colorful style. Kathryn
re-discovered pastels in the mid-1970s,
mainly painting horses, but concentrating
on landscapes after 2001. She is an awardwinning artist and is a signature member of
the Pastel Society of America, the Northwest
Pastel Society, and the Pastel Society of the
Northern Rockies.
Lance Johnson is a Montana native. He was
drawn to art at an early age with the influence
of his mother who was an artist as well. Now a full time artist, Lance has chosen
watercolor as his main medium. He draws
his inspiration from the beauty of Montana
and all it has to offer. Lance stays busy
conducting workshops on a regular basis and
traveling to art shows throughout the state
and surrounding regions
After receiving her degree in Fine Art,
Elizabeth has hosted two gallery exhibitions
of her own work. She has also participated in
several juried shows and numerous local art
events. Elizabeth is currently working toward
certification in the Montana Artrepreneur
Program. Inspiration for her art often comes
from memories of a childhood spent in
northeast Montana and the raw, authentic
beauty of the local landscape.
Jeff Walker
Lynn Thorpe
Ginnie Streeper
L04
Fort Shaw MT
L05 & S13
Billings MT
L06
Havre MT
Jeff received his degree from Montana State
University, did graduate work at Eastern
Montana College, then taught secondary
level art. A longtime participant in the C.M.
Russell Auction, Jeff is arguably one of the
most sought after artist among thousands of
artists at the CM Russell Auction. Walker
lives and works from his home and studio
near Fort Shaw, west of Great Falls.
Lynn Thorpe grew up in Newcastle, WY. She
studied French and English at the University of
Washington; art at the Canberra School of Art
, Canberra, A.C.T Australia; the University of
Wyoming; and printmaking at the Canadian
Institute of Non-Toxic Printmaking, Grande
Prairie, Alberta, Canada.
Born and raised in Miles City, Ginnie
graduated from high school and Jr. College,
then went on to UM – Western. She then
went on to teaching. She retired 20 years ago
and has since then focused on her artwork.
She is now living and working in Havre. She
works part-time at a local bookstore and is
part owner of the art gallery, ARTITUDES. She is a member of MTWS, local art groups
and participates in as many shows as she can.
Bryan Tarter
Tom Temple
Judy Michael
L08
Ashland MT
Bryan grew up in South Eastern Montana
on his family’s ranch. He worked on
hydroelectric projects across the US and
various places in the world for 28 years. He
then returned home to start working on the
ranch. He enjoys looking at all artwork and
painting his own. His subjects come from
what he has seen in his travels over the years.
He has work displayed in both Wyoming and
Montana. Bryan is new the the Art Auction
but has participated in fundraisers in Miles
City.
L08 & S53
Glendive MT
Tom Temple is a native of eastern Montana. Despite encouragement from teachers to pursue a career in the Arts, Tom
chose an education in the Earth Sciences,
Geography and Education. He attributes
much of his growth as an artist to being able to study with artists including
Josh Elliott, Kaye Burian, and the late
Sheila Riemann. His command of color
and lighting produces dramatic effects in
oil, his preferred medium, as well as his
work in pastel and watercolor. Tom enjoys painting plein air any time he can.
L09 & S35
Malta MT
Judy Frederick Michael was born and grew up
near Wilmington, Delaware.. Judy has been a
professional artist/painter for over 30 years.
Judy paints the “Good Old West”, showing
the lifestyle and emotions of the life and time
of these brave people. Judy’s paintings are
in acrylic; she adds oils, pencils, pastels or
scratchboard to help express an image in a
3D effect. She has participated in the “C.M.
Russell Art Show and Auction” since 1979.
Her paintings have been in many juried art
shows. Judy also enjoys framing and matting
her own work. She established the HiLine
Gallery and Frame in October 1985 in Malta,
Montana.
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Gaylene Fortner
Karan Charles
L10 & S08
Miles City MT
Broadus MT
L11
Dawn Ness
L12
Billings MT
Karan Charles of Miles City is a self-taught
artist with watercolor as her primary medium.
She is a member of the Montana Watercolor
Society and has had several one-person
shows. Contributor to Pheasants Forever
Auction yearly, highest seller in 2011, 2012
and 2013. Karan won People’s Choice in
2009 and participates in WaterWorks Annual
Art Auction and Juried Exhibit. She is also
a veteran Quick Draw artist for the annual
Bucking Horse Sale
Gaylene Fortner grew up on a ranch in
southeastern Montana. After high school, the
local county library displayed her artwork
and she sold her first painting. Her most
influential training came from Tom Browning
and Jan Kunz. Horses have a prominent
place in her work, but she also paints still
life, antiques, florals, wildlife, and country
life. Gaylene paints in oils and transparent
watercolors. Her work has been show across
the country and internationally.
Dawn Ness was raised in the country south of
Billings, MT. Dawn has had very supportive
people and teachers showing the endless
possibilities in art. She married and had
children and in 1992 opened up a child’s
consignment store where she would work on
drawing and painting in her spare time. Later
in 2009, she opened Sunrise Studio & Art
Gallery with Lance Johnson. Her inspiration
comes from the “soul” of things and her
family, both close and extended
Kelley Elder
Marina Zavalova
Dustin Lyon
L13
Owensboro, KY
L14 & S11
Idaho Falls, ID
L15
Firth ID
Kelley Elder, a Kansas native, graduated
from Kansas State University with degrees in
Theater and History. He served in the United
States Air Force as an Officer for 8 years,
stationed in the US and Germany. He is
now self-employed as an environmental and
safety consulting, His artistic endeavors were
confined largely to theatre for many years,
working professionally as an actor and being
involved in community theatres in Kansas,
Colorado, and Kentucky. About 3 years ago
Kelley threw himself into painting and found
he loved it. In those 3 years, he has had work
accepted into juried and invitational shows in
Texas, Colorado, Kentucky, and Montana. Marina strongly believes that good art can
change someone’s life for better. It certainly
changed mine. Last year she was lucky to
travel abroad, saw the best of the best in art
and realized her mission. That mission is
to share humanity in today’s “mechanical”
world, to keep culture in life. Marina started
the project “24 hours Painting Marathon”,
all proceeds were donated to her local
charity: Humane Society, local Art Museum,
Woman”s shelter, PETA, local Zoo. She
also does painting demos at schools and will
never stop. No surrender!
Dustin Lyon invites all to step back into a
time when life was more genteel. As a native
of Idaho, Lyon’s early life was filled with
wildlife, horses, and a land rich in history. These familiar subjects are often painted
against a backdrop from a specific locale
encountered in his travels throughout the
United States. Recognizable landmarks and
monuments create compositional effects in
his city views as well, lending an attitude of
familiarity for the viewer with each painting. Charles Fulcher
Bonnie Zahn Griffith
Corinne McAuley
L16
Great Falls MT
Charles Fulcher enjoys painting landscapes,
wildlife and western figurative. His paintings
have been described as edgy, fresh and full
of energy. Charles believes that colors should
be bright and dramatic. He wants the painting
to come alive with bold hues and dramatic
contrast. His paintings are held in important
private and public collections nationwide.
L17 & S07
Meridian ID
Bonnie Zahn Griffith started as an artist
from an early age when she helped herself to her mother’s art supplies and created.Bonnie is partial to pastels and oils
because they give the brilliant color she
seeks and the texture she needs to tell
the story on canvas or paper. Bonnie is
a member of several pastel societies and
has participated in many quick draws,
solo and invitational exhibitions, and
plein air events. She lives and works in
her studio in Meridian, ID and in plein air
wherever she might be. L18
Surprise, AZ
Working with beads came to Corinne later
in life. She had always felt artistic but had
difficulty finding a path that would take her
into the future. Corinne started working with
beads in 2001. Since then she has taught
herself the current techniques that is used
to create her different pieces of art today.
She creates beaded tapestries that reflect her
inspiration of the moment in an art rarely seen.
Subject matter can be southwest, people,
nature, abstract, etc. In addition, sculptural,
embellished, and tactile art all consisting in
whole or part of beads have been added to
Corinne’s artistic ability.
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Marshall Haferkamp
Shayla Hagen
L19 & S32
Ashland, MT
Miles City, MT
L20
Keely Perkins
L21 & S47
Hathaway MT
Shayla Hagen, from Ashland, MT, has been
working in watercolor for about 7 years
and experiments in oils as well. She enjoys
landscapes, waterscapes,
any wildlife, as
well as birds. Shayla has learned from Lance
Johnson, Morton Solberg and Mike Capser.
She has participated in several juried shows,
exhibits, and quick draws across the state.
Marshall Haferkamp is a retired range
scientist living in Miles City, MT. He took
photographs, mainly for work, from the mid1960s to 2006. His interest took a big leap
in 2009 when he took his first photography
workshop in Missoula, MT through the
Rocky Mountain School of Photography. Since then he has attended workshops and
photographed many subjects in Arizona,
Colorado, Montana, Utah, Washington,
Wyoming, and Canada. His photographs
have been exhibited at juried art shows and
local fairs.
Keely Perkins attended college at Louisiana
Tech University, where she received a BFA
and a Master’s in Education. Her primary
medium of choice has been oil. After
graduation Keely moved back to Miles City,
Mt. She has shown regionally and nationally,
participating in local shows in Southeastern
Montana. She also participated in the Western
Art Roundup and Governor’s Cup Quick
Draws. Recently, Keely has been accepted
into national shows in Baton Rouge, LA,
California, Kansas, Oregon and Washington.
Sue Tirrell
Gary Anderson
Allen Knows His Gun
L22 & S06
Livingston MT
L23
Miles City MT
L24
Billings MT
Sue Tirrell earned a BFA from New York State
College of Ceramics at Alfred University.
She was Director of Education and Resident
Artist at the WAM for eight years. Select
exhibits include WaterWorks Art Museum,
the Holter Museum of Art, Helena; Dana
Gallery, Missoula; Red Lodge Clay Center,
Red Lodge; Archie Bray Center, Helena and
Visions West Gallery, Livingston, Bozeman
and CO.
Gary Anderson was raised northwest of
Sidney. After graduating from high school
he attended a farrier school at Sturgis SD and
has been shoeing horses on a part time basis
since. He started work as a brand inspector for
the Dept. of Livestock in 1967. He worked at
the yards at Sidney until transferring to Miles
City in 1978. He retired in July of 2013 as a
District Brand Inspector of Custer and Prairie
Counties. In 2012, he made his first metal
sculpture
Allen KnowsHisGun, is a Crow Indian
fine artist who works with oils, acrylics,
and other mediums to express his vision of
American Indian culture. He grew up on the
Crow Indian Reservation in Montana. His
paintings depict American Indian people
and traditional life from historical time
to the present. Much of his work reflects
his Crow heritage along with other Plains
Indian cultures. Careful research is evident
in his work, with the authentic portrayal of
regalia and scenery. His work reflects a genre
of romantic realism/impressionism, while
brilliant colors with bold light and shadow
have become signatures in his elegant style
of work.
Jerry Cornelia
Mimi Grant
Vida Landa
L25
Sidney MT
Jerry Cornelia was born and raised in eastern
Montana. Primarily a self-taught artist,
his work covers a variety of genres, from
classical sculpture and figurative paintings to
whimsical sculpture, paintings and functional
art.His love of creating objects and no self
imposed limits on his subject matter or the
materials he uses has lead to the development
of a large and diverse body of work that
ranges from art clocks, fantasy character
sculptures, surreal paintings, realistic
figurative paintings and sculptures, as well as
witty quirky paintings (often accompanied by
humorous titles) featuring a cast of characters
from sheep and dogs, to his recurring red
headed ladies.
L26 & S52
Great Falls MT
Mimi Grant conveys her feelings about nature
through the mediums of oil and scratchboard.
Beginning with the CM Russell Art Auction
in 1978, she has been able to participate in
many juried wildlife shows Throughout
the US. Her paintings can be found at The
Glass Art Show in, The Meadowlark Gallery,
and The Creighton Black Gallery. Some of
her latest awards started with being juried
into the Top 100 in Paint the Parks 2011
and the International Scratchboard Artist
Association. She was voted into the Montana
Painters Alliance in Oct 2012
L27
Miles City, MT
Vida Landa, a local artist, has participated
in several shows, auctions, and solo shows.
She works in a variety of mediums and
draws her inspiration from the landscape of
southeastern Montana.
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Ann Patterson Bishop
Edie Reno
L28
Gillette WY
S29 & S37
Helena MT
Alan McNiel
L30
Troy MT
Edie studied at the University of Wyoming
and the University of California, Stanislaus. She was artist-in-residence at Custer County
Art & Heritage Center and has taught
students of all levels for 20 years in WY,
MT, CA and The Democratic Republic of the
Congo. For years, Edie sketched animals in
journals eventually expanding into painting
with watercolor, oils, combining collage
with painting and then worked into sculpture
casting figures in bronze and aluminum.
Ann Patterson Bishop studied art at
Colorado State University and art history
at the University of Rome, Italy and then
completed her Bachelor of Fine Arts at MSUBozeman in 2002. She has been an illustrator
and grahic artist and is now a full time artist.
Animals are her specialty. She is represented
by Lark Art in Sedona Az, Latigo and Lace
in Augusta MT, Birds & Beasleys in Helena,
Moccasin Mountain Art in Lewistown and
WaterWorks Art Museum.
Alan McNiel, an independent studio artist,
earned a Masters degree at the University
of Montana in 1987. He was awarded First
Place in Painting at the 2014 Scottdale Arts
Festival. Other recent exhibits and auctions
include C.M. Russell Museum of Art,
Waterworks Art Museum, Yellowstone Art
Museum, Museum of Art and Culture in
Spokane, Sausalito Art Festival, and Missoula
Art Museum’s 2012 Montana Triennial. His
paintings are in numerous public and private
art collections. Meagan Blessing
Jake Klamm
Jordan Pehler
L31
Bozeman MT
L32 & S10
Miles City MT
L36
Billings MT
Meagan Abra Blessing spent her formative
years packing, living, and working in various
western states from Alaska to Colorado.
Attending college with majors in Equestrian
Studies and Vocal Performance, she spent
nearly twenty years teaching and training,
performing on occasion, and raising a family.
Jacob Klamm, a local artist, constructs arts
and crafts styled hardwood furniture pieces.
He also works with recycled and scrap metal
to create functional and decorative sculptures.
Jordan Pehler was born and raised in Billings,
Montana and received his Bachelors of Art
Education through MSU-Billings with a
concentration in art drawing and sculpture.
After leaving college, Jordan accepted a
position at WaterWorks Art Museum as the
Education Director. A majority of his work is
focused on encaustics because of the ethereal
feel that is hard to achieve with any other
medium for him. His art is in various exhibits
and private collections across the state.
Mary Quintus
Noel Dunn
Nolan Salix
L37
New Salem ND
Mary Quintas was a long-time Miles City
resident before moving to New Salem, ND. Her artwork has received awards such as
People’s Choice and Best of Show. Her pieces
reflect what she knows best, her rural heritage
and the prairie. Mary recently had a showing
at the ND State capital with pieces hanging in
the governor’s office, Lady governor’s office
and the State Attorney’s office.
L38
Maplewood MN
Noel L. Dunn has been a professional artist
for over twenty-seven years. He resides
in Maplewood, Minnesota. He graduated
from the University of Minnesota with a
degree in Art and Communications, and later
served in the U. S. Air Force and Minnesota
Air National Guard. Noel paints in both
transparent watercolor and oil. His painted
subjects include cowboys, fishing scenes,
hunting scenes, butterflies, dogs, aviation,
and garden landscapes. He is an avid hunter,
fisherman, and ranch hand, who travels
throughout the United States and Canada in
pursuit of research material
L39
Dillon MT
Nolan Salix was born in Los Angles valley.
He learned the foundations of art and
drawing at Aquinas College in Michigan.
Part of this education took place in Ireland
where he developed a connection with the
historical landscape. His paintings capture
the beauty of the landscape as the light baths
across the forms that were crated by industry.
His paintings hold the acidic, toxic quality
left after the process of extraction. He has
primarily supported himself through painting
and teaching part-time at the University of
Montana - Western
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James K Vincent
Carol McSweeney
L40
Kalispell, MT
L41 & S18
Billings MT
Stephen D Rathburn
L42 & S50
Billings MT
Carol McSweeney was born, raised and
educated in Boston and the NYC area,
but moved West in her 20s. She has a
deep affinity for and interest in expressing
emotion through painting. Her watercolor
effects may look loose and lively but are the
product of carful study and planning. Carol
is a signature member of many Watercolor
Societies regionally and nationally and has
been published and featured in well known
art magazines.
James Vincent is a native of Riverton, WY
and now resides in Billings, MT. He started
as an interventional cardiologist and later in
life became a pastel artist. He is the designer
and founding co-director of the Welch
Heart Center in Billings, MT. James Lebor
and Robert Tompkins have been mentors
to James. Many artists including Maynard
Dixon and Russell influence James
Stephen David Rathburn is an exceptional
Montana Landscape painter. When painting
oils, he paints primarily with a palette knife
and uses only seven colors. In the last three
years, Stephen has sold to collectors in New
York, Oregon, Nevada, Alaska, California as
well as Montana and Wyoming. His strong
background in watercolor influences his style
in oil and his desire to exhibit marbled strokes
of color as it mends together on canvas.
Gordon McConnell
Bill Drum (deceased)
Michael Blessing
L43
Billings MT
L44
Billings MT
L45
Bozeman MT
Gordon McConnell’s paintings have been
inspired by and derived from western film
images. He’s drawn particularly to the
action scenes of black and white westerns
dating from the late 1930s through the early
1950s. Flying teams of horses, stagecoaches
smothered in sun-struck dust, desperate
bandits on the run, cowboys, cavalry troopers,
and fearless Indians—wild riders all—are
the main subjects in his work. He strives to
capture this furious action and suspend it in a
matrix of dancing paint, to embody something
that is elemental and timeless, animated and
abstract. A shimmering blur of perception,
passion and memory is transposed in an
interchange of gesture and description.
Bill Drum was born and raised in Miles
City. He attended Cornell University, the
University of Montana, and the American
Graduate
School
for
International
Management. He lived and worked in Sao
Paulo, Brazil, Mexico City, New York and
California. Bill’s found steel comes from
Montana salvage yards, some of which date
back fifty to hundred years. Each sculpted
figure is individually done and matchless. The unique colors and patinas of the steel
result from decades of exposure to blistering
summers and frigid winters in Montana.
Michael Blessing spent his formative years
in rural Montana, surrounded by the land,
the people, and the usual conglomeration of
machinery. After pursuing a Master’s degree
in Music Arts, he spent the next thirty years
owning and running two recording studios
and working in the music industry in the areas
of performance, production, and engineering.
Greg Wilhelmi
Cathy Toot
Carolyn Zimmerman
L46
Roundup MT
Greg Wilhelmi makes his home on Halfbreed
Creek south of Roundup, Montana, with
his wife. After studies at Montana State
University Billings and Bozeman, he went to
the University of Denver where he finished
his BFA. His paintings reflect a wide
variety of life’s explorations and travels.
Following the opening of his Denver studio
and agency, Greg settled into the art scene,
including gallery shows and commercial
representation. He also enjoyed teaching life
drawing and color theory when recruited by
the Colorado Institute of Art.
L47
Ennis, MT
Cathy Toot and her husband Rick, have
raised 2 daughters in Ennis, Montana.In the
past several years, she has attended shows
all over Montana and Idaho & Washington
State. Her choice mediums are oils and
acrylics. Using wood panels and canvas.
Western and Wildlife are her main focus. Her
daily surroundings are abundant with these. The most pleasure she gets with painting
is painting animals with attitude. Western
themes from re- enactments that reflect
the 1800s are a huge part of her paintings. There is nothing more meaningful then being
surrounded by the past and present of that
life. “Deep souls, hard work and much love”.
L48
Miles City MT
Carolyn Zimmerman studied art at Montana
State University where she got her degree in
English. Traveling and numerous workshops
have helped her continue this interest in art. Carolyn has received Merit Awards at the
MonDak in Sidney, and won People’s Choice
Award at the CCAHC Art Auction. Carolyn
participates in the miniature shows and has
had solo shows in Sidney, Glendive and
Miles City and is represented in area galleries
during various group shows
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Mike Caskey
Harry Koyama
L49
Billings MT
L50 & S02
Billings MT
Travis Stinson
S01 & S05
Miles City MT
Harry Koyama, a lifelong resident of
Montana, was born in 1949 and has always
had an interest in art. Eh earned a Bachelors
Degree with an Extended Art Major at MSUBillings in 1972. Since that time Harry’s
award winning art has been shown and
collected extensively. His subjects range from
western wildlife and landscapes to Native
American subjects done impressionistically
with bold color. He is represented in galleries
in the western states and owns Harry Koyama
Fine Art in the Billings Historic district.
Mike Caskey was raised in northwest
Wyoming and has been living in Montana for
the past 42 years. Mike’s work is a reflection
of his life in the Rocky Mountain Northwest.
His work is a reflection of his life journey. He
has displayed his work in galleries, exhibits
and private homes across the region. He was
one of five Montana landscape artists to show
in Yellowstone Art Museum’s Transitions:
Autumn in the Yellowstone River Valley
show exhibit.
Travis Stinson currently works in clay,
experimenting with different forms of
pottery; slab-made, wheel thrown and handbuilt all capture his creativity. He has worked
in wood, building frames to order for other
artists, tile work and construction. Through
out the years he has worked in other forms
of art such as painting, turning wood, and
building furniture.
Tess Lehman
Jerry Fischer
Carol Welch
Miles City MT
S15
Huntley MT
S12 & S19
S14 & S48
From an early age Tess had an interest in
art. Her grandmother was a painter and
allowed her to paint with her oil paints
when she was in a teen. While living in
Guatamala she started to really concentrate on art. Tess found the “small painting a day” culture and began to paint
small and daily. She defines her style as
impressionistic and generally paints in
the alla prima style. Tess participates in
various exhibits, events, and fundraisers
in Miles City, Billings and on into North
Dakota.
Jerry Fischer is a local ceramicist who teaches
and has taught shop class and art classes at
the middle school for over 20 years in Miles
City. He received his Masters Degree from U
of M in Interdisciplinary Arts. He regularly
participates in our Art Auction Exhibit and
Quick Draw.
A lifelong resident of Montana, Carol
Welch is inspired by the changing seasons
in the landscape from the prairie to the
mountainside. She paints with watercolor,
acrylic and encaustic. She currently lives
in Huntley, Montana, where she enjoys the
panoramic view from her studio of the hills
overlooking Pryor Creek.
Sharon Smith
Cris Fulton
William Harbort
S16
Miles City MT
Sharon R. Smith was born and raised in
Montana. Her interest in art began at an early
age painting with her mother and continued
to participate in artistic activities through
high school. Sharon’s formal training was
in business and public service; however,
she continues to be connected to the art
community. Sharon has learned several
different techniques in many mediums from
Marcie Cook, Paul Hoelscher, and Bonnie
Griffith. Pastel is her choice medium where
she finds her greatest satifaction.
S17
Bowman ND
Cris Fulton specializes in photographs,
paintings, and drawings of grassy slopes and
graceful contours of the country, sunlight
streaming through the clouds, prairie trails,
buttes, sunsets, badlands, rivers, sunflowers,
buffalo, and horses. She also has a Montana
Dakota Dream Series of altered color
landscapes. She attended the University
of North Dakota in Grand Forks to receive
her B.A. in Art. Through the years, Cris has
been part of numerous exhibits, shows, and
publications.
S20
Minot ND
William Harbort, an art professor at Minot State University, has self published
numerous limited edition art prints that
feature American Muscle cars from the
sixties and seventies. His award winning
art has appeared on covers, as pull-out
posters and inside pages of over 25 automobile publications. Harbort works as
a freelance illustrator, graphic designer
and teaches Graphic Design and Illustration in the Art Department at Minot State
University.
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Sherry Oster
Shannon Holmen
Miles City MT
S22
S23 & S24
Miles City MT
Andrea Donovan
S26 & S36
Minot ND
Shannon is a self taught photographer, who
by day is a nurse, and by week-end is a photo
hobbiest. She particularly loves flowers and
the colors they display.
Sherry Lynne Oster was born in New Jersey
and moved to Montana at the age of three. She was one of four children to help work
the family ranch. Sherry is a potter, and
learned this art by taking classes at the WAM.
Growing up on the ranch, gave Sherry a lot
of inspiration that is reflected in her art. Her
pottery has a western feel, depicting the
colors of rural Montana. Sherry considers
herself a self-taught artist as she has had no
formal art training. Sherry retired from a
teaching career in 2011, and since then has
had more time to dedicate to her art. Sherry
owns and operates Gumbo Lily Pottery, LLC.
Andrea Donovan has degrees (BA, MA, PhD)
in painting, art education and art history from
Western Michigan University. She has taught
at the university level for several universities.
She is currently an Associate Professor of Art
History at Minot State University. Andrea’s
paintings reflect the union of spirit and nature.
She enjoys painting not only the physical
look of an area but also delving into how
nature brings out an emotional attachment of
place and environment. This current series
includes sunrises, sunsets and the way that
the light illuminates the ground below.
Sharon Pachl
Connie Tveten
Josh DeWeese
S27 & S44
Forsyth MT
Sharon is a Southeastern MT native, having
grown up on her parents’ ranch in Powder
River County. Her country roots are still
a large part of who she is. Sharon has a
deep love and respect for nature and all
things outdoors and enjoy sharing it through
her photography. She is a self-taught
photographer, always striving to learn more
and improve her work. She lives in Forsyth,
adjacent to the Yellowstone River, and owns
a small real estate company
S28 & S39
S31 & S45
Jessica Blankenship was born and raised in
Miles City Montana. Acrylic is her medium
of choice. Jessica’s love and experience in
rodeo shows through her paintings that are
mostly rodeo themed animals and scenes. She
has shown in several art shows ranging from
juried art exhibits to miniature shows. Her
family lives and works in Miles City. Jessica
also is a preschool teacher and rancher with
her wild land firefighter husband and daughter
S30
Bozeman MT
Connie Tveten is a Montana Native who has
had a lifelong interest in the wildlife and
history of the American West. After studies of
art in college, she married and moved to their
ranch on the eastern prairies. The tipi rings
and other signs of the plains Indian culture
inspired an interest in depicting artifacts from
the past, both from the native culture and the
pioneer era as well as the wildlife on the
ranch inspire her in her artwork. Recently,
her research has included paintings of ancient
pottery from the prehistoric southwest. The
ancient pottery in her paintings are authentic
and rare specimens from museums and
private collections
Josh DeWeese is a ceramic artist and
educator. He is an Assistant Professor of
Art teaching ceramics at Montana State
University in Bozeman, where he and his
wife Rosalie Wynkoop have recently built
a home and studio. Josh served as Resident
Director of the Archie Bray Foundation for
the Ceramic Arts in Helena, Montana from
1992-2006. He holds an MFA from the New
York State College of Ceramics at Alfred,
and a BFA from the Kansas City Art Institute.
He has exhibited and taught workshops
internationally and his work is included in
numerous public and private collections.
Pam Little
Chet Holmes
Jessica Blankenship
Miles City MT
Fort Peck MT
S34 & S40
Hamilton MT
Pam Little has always been attracted to the
light in a landscape, and quite often just
looking out at the alpenglow outside her
home office window, or the variations of
light in the trees during the different seasons
offers many incentives for creating art. Pam
finds inspiration in wildlife around her home
in Hamilton and national parks. She has
taken several excellent art workshops at the
Yellowstone Association Institute’s Lamar
Buffalo Ranch. These classes have allowed
her to rediscover traditional techniques and
methods and have helped pushed her to go
further with those aspects of her work.
S33
Miles City MT
Chet Holmes is a local photographer. He has
shown his work at the fairgrounds and is a
new participant of the WaterWorks Art Museum.
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Fairy Todd
Lynn Cain
S38
Townsend MT
S46
Gillette WY
John Mankameyer (deceased)
S49
Miles City MT
Lynn Cain is an artist from Townsend, MT.
After 30 years, Lynn retired and moved back
to Townsend in 2007.His father was his
introduction into the art world. His family
and upbringing are his biggest inspiration.
Pencil, pastel, and sculpting are his favorite
mediums. Lynn has been featured in Western
Art Magazine and Studio Online Artists
Magazine. He was featured in the 2012
Colors of Fall Show and is a staff favorite
in the Bold Brush Contest. His work can be
viewed at the Creighton Block Gallery and
the Yellowstone Gallery in Bozeman, MT
Fairy Todd’s intense physical energy and
vigor of her imagination are reflected in
the bold color combinations to create an
emotional ride on the viewer’s senses. She
was born and raised in Sheridan, Wyoming.
Fairy pursued business as a career, which
in turn led her to the banking industry for
many years. Studying fine art at Sheridan
College through the encouragement of
Danna Hildebrand, an art instructor, started
her on the path to drawing, nude drawing
& oil painting. Fairy’s work can be found
throughout several Wyoming and Montana
galleries
John Mankameyer performed thousands
of crystalline glazed pottery experiments
in his over 35 year pottery career. Credited
with reviving the interest in crystalline glaze
pottery, John gained a national reputation for
his glaze accomplishments and sophisticated
ceramic forms. He was among a small group
of potters that use this technique. Select
permanent collections include the Everson
Museum of Art, Minneapolis Institue of Arts
and the Oakland Museum of California. John
was a great supporter of the WAM and will
be missed in the community.
Neltje
Bruce Park
Stacy Ballard
S51
Banner WY
S54
Bozeman MT
S25 & S43
Manhatten MT
Neltje was born in New York City in October
of 1934. Her early years were spent on Long
Island and in South Carolina on a plantation.
Neltje moved with her children to a ranch in
Wyoming from an apartment on Park Avenue
in New York City. Neltje creates because
she is driven to define moments, emotional
responses to the natural world, and the chaos
that seems to be life’s breath. Her passions,
fierce and demanding, compel her to forge a
whole of reverie and reality. Bruce Park has been drawing, painting and
printmaking for over 35 years and achieved
a BFA in drawing and an MFA in painting. His professional art career began in 1986
and currently makes a living doing both
fine art and graphic design. In the last 30
years Bruce has participated in 60 solo/
two person exhibitions and over 110 group/
invitational exhibitions. His paintings belong
to more than 80 corporate, public and private
collections.
Stacy has a passion for Photography and
Film. Her first love is being Producer/Writer/
Director with projects, domestic and foreign,
encompassing Short & Documentary Films,
Music Videos and commercials. Her childhood was spent with the Navajo People of the
Southwest, the Cowboys and Native Americans of Montana, to the cultural diversity
of Los Angeles and recently a few years in
historically-enchanting Turkey. The fusing of
her passion for culture, art and film generates
Stacy’s photography exploration.
Peter D’Ascoli
Elliot Eaton
Calli Nissen
S41 & S22
Miles City MT
Ideas conscious and unconscious are
important. Peter likes to imagine that
his artistic endeavors are intuitive,
bubbling up from the unconscious
parts of him, revealing things he barely know about his self. Some of that
is true. S He is drawn to form and
forming, there is little as centering
as getting ones hands in clay. Knowing that a pot “sings” with the glaze
that is applied, he now pays more attention to the glass covering of these
objects. And he currently likes RED! And yes, the chop is a snake.
S04
Billings MT
Elloit was born and raised in Montana.
His mediums of choice to work in are oil, watercolor, and charcoal. He
is a watercolor instructor at various
places in the Billings and Red Lodge
areas. Elliot is a regular participant
at the WAM and other art centers’
events and auctions. He resides and
has a studio in Billings MT.
S29
Miles City MT
Calli Nissen is the Education Director at the WaterWorks Art Museum.
She is a printmaking and ceramic artist who received her BFA from the
University of Wyoming. Her artwork
is heavily influenced by Montana and
Wyoming history and tries to open a
discussion on gender roles perceived
in the West.
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S01
S02
S03
Green Bowls
Late Light at Squaw Creek
Cool Mountain Morning
Travis Stinson
Mike Caskey
Lance Johnson
Ceramic
Miles City MT
Buy it Now:
$60.00
Oil
Billings MT
Buy it Now:
$500.00
Watercolor
Billings MT
Buy it Now:
$365.00
S04
S05
S06
Along the Mountain Path
Tea Pot
Owl Pitcher
Elliott Eaton
Travis Stinson
Watercolor
Billings MT
Buy it Now:
$500.00
Ceramic
Porcelain
Miles City MT
Buy it Now:
$100.00
Sue Tirrell
Livingston MT
Buy it Now:
$150.00
S07
S08
S09
Spotted Eagle
Favorites
Pastel
Watercolor
Autumn Brush
Bonnie Zahn Griffith
Karan Charles
Meridian ID
Buy it Now:
$600.00
Acrylic
Miles City MT
Buy it Now:
$400.00
Kathryn Fehlig
Helena MT
Buy it Now:
$250.00
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S10
S11
S12
Chief Gold Wing
Sunflowers Day
Free Bird - Lynard Skynyrd
Jake Klamm
Marina Zavalova
Tess Lehman
Welded Steel
Miles City MT
Buy it Now:
$250.00
Oil
Idaho Falls, ID
Buy it Now:
$850.00
Oil
Billings MT
Buy it Now:
$150.00
S13
S14
S15
Undertow
Green Dragon
Lingering Memories
Lynn Thorpe
Jerry Fischer
Carol Welch
Oil on Paper
Billings MT
Buy it Now:
$450.00
Stoneware
Miles City MT
Buy it Now:
S16
$120
Watercolor
Huntley MT
Buy it Now:
$650.00
S17
S18
Pastel
Watercolor Crayon
Sunwashed
Morning Along the Yellowstone
Sharon Smith
Cris Fulton
James K Vincent
Summer’s Bay in Dutch Harbor, AK
Miles City MT
Buy it Now:
$100.00
Bowman ND
Buy it Now:
$650.00
Pastel
Billings MT
Buy it Now:
$395.00
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S19
S20
S21
Peace of Mind - Boston
Hope’ & ‘Luck’
Put Em’ Up
Tess Lehman
William Harbort
Dakota Noot
Oil
Billings MT
Buy it Now:
$110.00
Mixed Media
Minot ND
Buy it Now:
$300
Acrylic
Bismarck, ND
Buy it Now:
$150.00
S22
S23
S24
The Big Pink
Blue Sky Snack Plate
Lily Pie Plate
Shannon Holmen
Sherry Oster
Sherry Oster
Photography
Miles City MT
Buy it Now:
$225.00
Ceramic
Miles City, MT
Buy it Now:
$30.00
Ceramic
Miles City, MT
Buy it Now:
$75.00
S25
S26
S27
Friends Bonding
Reflection on River
Homestead Memories
Stacy Ballard
Andrea Donovan
Sharon Pachl
Photography
Manhattan, MT
Buy it Now:
$100.00
Acrylic
Minot ND
Buy it Now:
$300.00
Photography
Forsyth, MT
Buy it Now:
$150.00
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S28
S29
Ball Jar
The Reitz Box
Stoneware
Salt/Soda glazed Stoneware
Connie Tveten
Calli Nissen
Josh DeWeese
Acrylic
Fort Peck MT
Buy it Now:
$175.00
S30
Miles City MT
Buy it Now:
$80.00
Tea Pot
Bozeman MT
Buy it Now:
$180.00
S31
S32
S33
Slider
Giving New Life
Taken Flight
Jessica Blankenship
Shayla Hagen
Chet Holmes
Acrylic
Watercolor
Miles City MT
Buy it Now:
$300.00
Ashland, MT
Buy it Now:
$175.00
Photography
Miles City, MT
Buy it Now:
$200.00
S34
S35
S36
Office View Winter Alpenglow
Robin
Sunset
Pam Little
Judy Michael
Andrea Donovan
Digital Painting
Hamilton MT
Buy it Now:
$325.00
Acrylic
Acrylic
Malta MT
Buy it Now:
$100.00
Minot ND
Buy it Now:
$300.00
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S37
S38
S39
Little Traveler
Old Soul
Winter Watch
Ann Patterson Bishop
Lynn Cain
Connie Tveten
Mixed Media
Helena MT
Buy it Now:
$350.00
Pastel
Acrylic
Townsend MT
Buy it Now:
S40
$400.00
Fort Peck MT
Buy it Now:
$500.00
S41
S42
River Rocks
Bowl of the Closed Range
Some Raw, Some Stretched
Barbwire Bowl
glazed clay
glazed clay
Pam Little
Peter D’Ascoli
Peter D’Ascoli
Digital Painting
Hamilton MT
Buy it Now:
$225.00
Miles City MT
Buy it Now:
S43
$50.00
Miles City MT
Buy it Now:
S44
Riders in the Sky
$50.00
S45
The Hub
Boss
Photography
Photography
Acrylic
Stacy Ballard
Sharon Pachl
Jessica Blankenship
Manhattan, MT
Buy it Now:
$100.00
Forsyth, MT
Buy it Now:
$150.00
Miles City MT
Buy it Now:
$300.00
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S46
S47
S48
Rising
Burrowing Owls
Untitled Pitcher
Fairy Todd
Keely Perkins
Jerry Fischer
Acrylic
Ceramic
Gillette, WY
Buy it Now:
Hathaway MT
$175.00
Buy it Now:
$300.00
Stoneware
Miles City MT
Buy it Now:
$75
S49
S50
S51
Blue Vase
Majestic
Thursday
John Mankameyer
Stephen D Rathburn
Crystalline
Oil
Miles City MT
Buy it Now:
$95.00
Collage
Billings MT
Buy it Now:
$400.00
Neltje
Banner, WY
Buy it Now:
$500.00
S52
S53
S54
Blacktail Ranch
When They Think Their Hidden
Lamar Valley Cloud
Oil
Pastel
Mimi Grant
Tom Temple
Bruce Park
Oil
Great Falls MT
Buy it Now:
$600.00
Glendive MT
Buy it Now:
$800.00
Bozeman MT
Buy it Now:
$450.00
For their support of the 40th Annual Art Auction Exhibit,
WaterWorks Art Museum extends a sincere “Thank You” to:
Exhibit Sponsor:
First Interstate Bank is a ongoing sponsor of WaterWorks
Art Museum’s Annual Art Auction. In addition to Monetary
Support the Bank Employees also provide assitance
with the Art Auction.
Thanks to: Jeff RodenBaugh & Staff
2015 Auctioneer:
Rob Fraser
and spotters of the Miles City Livestock Commission Company
&
The Entire WaterWorks Art Museum Board of Directors
&
ALL other volunteers that contribute to this fundraising event!
Opportunities at WAM
Kids Classes
Adult Classes
Make Your Own Trick or Treat Bag!
October 29th, 4 - 6 pm
$10 members/ $12 non members
Functional Handbuilding Ceramics
Pumpkin Painting!
October 31st, 10 - 12 pm
$10 members/ $12 non members
Teepee Class!
November 19th, 4 - 6 pm
$10 members/ $12 non members
Christmas Card Making
December 3rd, 4 - 6 pm
$12 members/ $14 non members
Ribbon Wreaths!
December 12th, 10 - 12pm
$12 members/ $12 non members
$85/$95
Tuesday nights 6:30 - 9:30 pm,
Sept 29th - Nov 3rd
Open Studio
2D artists: Free
Members: $60 / Non-member Ceramic artists: $70
Tuesday nights 6:30 - 9:30 pm, Sept 29th - Dec 15th
Outdoor Art
$35/$40
Saturday, 9 am - 3 pm, 1 hr lunch break,
Oct 17th
Wheel Throwing
$85/$95
Tuesday nights 6:30 - 9:30 pm,
Nov 10th - Dec 15th
Stained Glass Class
$60/$70
Tuesday nights 6:30 - 9:30 pm,
Sept 29th - Nov 24th
For Class descriptions, visit our website: wtrworks.org
Volunteer opportunities are available to help at the reception desk greeting
visitors, helping with exhibits, and many other duties. Call 234 - 0635 for
information on how you can help
We always accept donations to help keep our museum a vital part of our
community.
Thank you for your support!
40th Annual Art Auction
Saturday, September 26, 2015
P.O. Box 1284
85 Waterplant Road
Miles City, MT 59301
Phone (406) 234-0635
FAX (406) 234-0637
Web: www.ccahc.milescity.org
Email: [email protected] Exhibit Sponsor