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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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 March 25, 2010 - June 27, 2010
Opening reception Thursday, April 1, 2010, 5:30 p.m.
More than 100 artists from coast to coast responded to the Holter Museum of Art's open invitation to reflect upon or transform white supremacist hate books and similar propaganda.
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Read more: Speaking Volumes: Transforming Hate
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On view in the Murdock Gallery until April 2010
 Private collector William I. Koch shares 11 choice selections from his private collection with Montana audiences. Raoul Dufy (1877-1953) was one of the French Fauves ("Wild Beasts"), painters whose exuberant works introduced a new freedom in form and color.
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 March 19 - June 27, 2010
This small exhibition is a tribute to Frances Senska, an important Montana artist and educator. Senska died at her home in Bozeman on Christmas day. She was 95.
Senska was championed for her lifelong devotion to the ceramic arts, for her prolific career, and for nurturing several of the twentieth century's leading ceramists.
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On view until June 20, 2010
 For more than thirty years Montana artist Deborah Butterfield has interpreted her equine muse in a plethora of materials, scales, postures, and moods. This exhibition highlights three sculptures by Butterfield from the YAM's permanent collection, and invites the viewer to experience three different constructivist approaches to her subject. Brown Horse Thought, the largest work in the exhibition, is an unusual, full-scale double portrait that is a recent gift from the artist.
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