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 Welcome! We hope you enjoy your virtual tour of one of the most active art museums in the northwest. Whether it's the incredibly diverse contemporary art scene or the work of groundbreaking artists from the past, our mission is ART! We are Montana's premier art museum, presenting Montana's most forward-looking artists and bringing here to Montana historic and world art significant for our region.
As you travel through our web site, you'll find information about our collections and programs, and discover ways that you can help us continue to build on our past and present successes. Join us and be where the art is!
Robyn G. Peterson, Executive Director
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Yellowstone Public Radio interviewed our Executive Director, Robyn Peterson, about the YAM's new interactive art storage facility, the Visible Vault. Joining her was acclaimed artist Patrick Zentz to discuss his permanent installation on display within the Vault.
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Through October 24, 2010
Puerto Rican-born Ivelisse Jiménez divides her time between there and New York City. She graduated with an MFA from New York University in 1999 and has been a exhibiting internationally since, with recent shows in London, Dublin, and New York. The Yellowstone Art Museum is honored to be able to present Jiménez's refreshing and exuberant approach to abstract image-making.
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Through January 9, 2011
Work from the Collections of Jordan D. Schnitzer and his Family Foundation. Organized by the Northwest Museum of Arts & Culture, Spokane, Washington.
Over the past four decades, artist John Buck has created a large and important body of work made up of woodblock prints, rubbings, sculpture and three-dimensional wood panels. Tough-minded and visually complex, Buck's art is saturated with a deep richness of images, icons, symbols, motifs and an intensely lyrical and authentic evocation of both the natural and the social worlds.
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Permanent Collection
A Canadian who began his life in the saddle as a teenager in western Canada, Will James knew the ways of the cowboy trade inside out. A natural storyteller and observant draftsman, James turned to a career as a writer and illustrator about 1920. Between 1922 and 1942, Scribner's published nearly two dozen books written and illustrated by James. The Billings area was home base for him between 1926 and 1942. .
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