Current Exhibitions

 

 

Kurt Weiser: Eden Revisited
Sherman Gallery
May 29 - August 24

The first major survey of the ceramic work of Kurt Weiser, Regents Professor at Arizona State University and former director of the Archie Bray Foundation. Kurt is a true postmodernist. His intriguing narratives and lush imagery—china-painted onto porcelain vessels—combine daydreams, travels, and exotic fantasies. Organized by the ASU Art Museum’s Ceramics Research Center, Eden Revisited is curated by Peter Held and sponsored by the Windgate Charitable Foundation.

Natural Inclinations
High Gallery
July 10–Nov 2
Installation in progress: July 7, 8, 9
Members-only preview and gallery talk: July 10, 5–6pm
Public reception: July 10, 6–8pm

Four exceptional mid-career artists—Sally Brogden, Sandra Dal Poggetto, Bean Finneran, Rebecca Hutchinson—present installations, wall sculpture, and paintings that echo the spare and abundant forms of the natural world. Visit the Holter’s High Gallery from July 7–9 to see installations in progress.

Harold Schlotzhauer: Objects in Motion
Millikan Gallery
July 5–Sept 15
Reception: July 10, 6–8pm
Artist talk: Wed, Sept 10, 6pm

The print constructions of Harold Schlotzhauer, Montana State University professor of art, burst with color and energy. Schlotzhauer takes printmaking to the next level, using the latest in digital imaging and printing technology to print multi-layered images on wood.

The Giver: The Generous Miriam Sample, 1920-2008
Selections from the Permanent Collection
Bair Gallery
July 5–Sept 14
Reception: July 10, 6–8pm
Miriam Sample, a longtime Billings resident, shared her passion for
contemporary art by supporting Montana artists through the purchase of their work and by giving much of this art work to Montana museums. To honor Miriam, who passed away in June, we proudly exhibit a selection from among the 71 works she gave to the Holter Museum.

Of the Earth: Beck and Baraz
Artworks Gallery
July 1–27
Reception: July 10, 6–8pm
Helenans Nan Beck and Joseph Baraz have an eye for the material of this earth. Beck interprets local rock surfaces in her mixed media paintings, and Baraz carves stone and bends lead sheets into abstract sculpture.

 

 

 

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