Art

This beautiful choreographed dance, along with the song, setting, and camera work tells an amazing story. This is art at its finest.

Whether you are new to Bozeman or you've been around awhile, this spring is the perfect time to discover new art. Gallatin's Art Crossing offers the perfect opportunity to discover art in your own backyard.
Tate Chamberlin, president of the Gallatin Art Crossing, thinks people jus…

The Downtown Bozeman Association, downtown Bozeman art galleries, retailers and the Emerson Center for Art and Culture are proud to present the 2015 Downtown Bozeman Art Walks. The first Art Walk is Friday, June 12. Maps available here.

Every year students across Montana participate in an art contest to promote the mission statement of Keep Montana Green and preventing human caused wildfires. The winners for 2015 have just been announced!

Come celebrate art and culture and help improve Monforton School's visual arts program on Friday, April 17 from 5 - 8 p.m.

The Sweet Pea Festival is sponsoring its annual Poster Contest and it's not too late to enter for a chance to win $1,000. All ages and levels of expertise are encouraged to enter. Details here.

Calling Montana artists! If you're interested in having a booth at the SLAM Festival on August 8 and 9 at Bogert Park, there is still time to submit your application. Applications are due Wednesday, April 15.

On Saturday, May 9, the Gallatin Ice Foundation will team up with the Bozeman Film Society to screen the riveting documentary Red Army at The Ellen Theatre.

The Emerson Center has a class available for just about everyone, young and old. Their Spring schedule is absolutely packed with options and we've got all the details!

It's become an annual tradition in Bozeman's Bogert Park every August and applications are NOW BEING ACCEPTED for this year's S.L.A.M. Fest. They are due April 15th and we've got all the details you need!

Clothes or no clothes, if you've ever wanted to sit for an artist as a live model and earn money NOW is your chances at The Emerson!

Jay Schmidt's new exhibition is called Beer and Football. It is beautiful. It is political. It is challenging. This wonderfully produced video allows the Bozeman artist explain it in his own words.