YAM Triptych Magazine | Fall 2023

THE NIGHT 3 – 5

EXHIBITIONS 6 – 11

ACQUISITIONS 12– 15

MASQUERADE 16 – 17

PROGRAMMING CALENDAR 18 – 19

ART EDUCATION 20 – 22

WINTERFAIR & IN MEMORY 23

THANK YOU 26 – 27

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The Official Members’ Magazine of the YAM © Yellowstone Art Museum, 2023 All rights reserved.

Cover Art: Gesine Janzen, Not Out of the Woods (gold), 2023. Woodblock print. 16 x 12 inches. Collection of artist.

From the Executive Director

What an extraordinary night! Thank you to all the guests, artists, and sponsors who made our September gala event a fabulous success. It was tremendous to see our community gather in celebration of the YAM and in honor of former director, Donna Forbes. My sincere thanks to everyone who attended and helped make “The Night” a special affair!

During the gala, I was delighted to announce the acquisition of the Donna Forbes Collection into the YAM’s permanent collection. Donna, and her family, generously donated to the YAM artworks that she collected from the leading artists of the region. This incredible gift adds yet another chapter to Donna’s rich history at this institution. Read more on page 12 from Gordon McConnell — Donna’s close friend and colleague — about this significant collection.

As we head into fall, the YAM continues to be full of remarkable exhibitions and engaging programs. We are especially pleased to share two exhibitions — opening in October and November — that celebrate the incredible legacies of Joseph and Miriam Sample. These exhibitions will vary greatly in style, but both demonstrate the love Joe and Miriam shared for the arts and for their community. A preview of these exhibitions can be seen on pages 8 – 9.

In our galleries this October, the YAM will open Not Out of the Woods: New Works and Woodcuts by Gesine Janzen. This exhibition features a new body of work of Gesine Janzen, a talented and accomplished printmaker. I welcome you to join us in the galleries for a talk by the artist on Thursday, October 19. Along with two of our signature special events — Masquerade and WinterFair — this season at the YAM also includes a new, collaborative Dia de los Muertos event on Friday, November 3. Guests of all ages can join in the celebration and enjoy live music from the Mariachis de Colores. Find more information on page 20.

As a museum member, it is your critical support that makes all we do at the YAM possible! As the temperature drops and the leaves change, I hope you will tour our exhibitions, attend a gallery talk, take a new class, and more at the museum in the months ahead. We are grateful for your partnership and participation.

Cheers,

THE NIGHT GALA & ART AUCTION

Sixteen artists from Montana and across the region supported the museum by contributing significant works for live auction at the YAM.

On Saturday, September 9th, guests arrived in elegant attire and enjoyed live music from the Billings Symphony during a cocktail hour featuring passed gourmet appetizers and specialty drinks. Then guests moved upstairs to the Montana Gallery for a seated dinner catered by Scratch Kitchen, followed by the live art auction with auctioneer Maron Hindman.

The Night Gala and Live Art Auction honored Donna Forbes, past Director of the Yellowstone Art Museum. For decades, Donna worked to build the museum into what it is known as today — a leader in the contemporary art scene of the West. Donna’s impact on the arts in Montana has been extraordinary and it was an honor to celebrate Donna with so many of her friends, colleagues, and family members. Guests honored Donna’s groundbreaking work by donating to the Lot 55 Paddle-Raising, including a generous matching gift from Rimrock Subaru. These gifts will go to the care and stewardship of the building, grounds, and permanent collection.

The YAM extends its deepest appreciation to each of the artists who participated in the auction. The museum is grateful to the individual and corporate sponsors who contributed to the fantastic evening, including: The Oakland Companies, Lornel Baker, Eide Bailly LLP, Red Lodge Clay Center, Steve and Jennifer Corning, Jon Lodge and Jane Deschner, Deborah Anspach and Dr. John Hanson, Matthew and Stephanie Stroud, Susan Sullivan and Steve Zabawa, Rocky Mountain College, The Lawrence Lithography Workshop, the Billings Symphony, Hindman Auctions, Kirks’ Grocery, Caramel Cookie Waffles Co., Town & Country Foods, Todd Forsgren, Keeara Rhoades, and Riversage Billings Inn.

Not Out of the Woods: New Works and Woodcuts by

Gesine Janzen

October 19, 2023 – January 21 , 2024 // Charles M. Bair Family Gallery & Northwest Projects Gallery

Sponsors: Lawrence Lithography Workshop, Bev Ross, Nancy Curriden, Sharon Shannon

Janzen is a Professor of Art and Head of Printmaking at Montana State University in Bozeman, Montana. Woodcuts, Janzen’s tradition and muse, connect her to landscapes, places, sensations, and memories—her carved marks create movement and structure, build textures, and express emotions. With her new body of work, Janzen introduces three-dimensional works–large tar paper painting screens and soft sculptures that seemingly tumble out of hand-made books.

In Gesine Janzen’s new body of work, foreboding, sorrow, and dread predominate, and her point of view turns inward. The forest speaks to her of fairytales and mystery, where danger lurks. Children become lost in the woods. The trees breathe and move. Moss grows, dries, and hangs in tangles from branches.

The mystery of what lies within the ecological complexity of a thick deep forest has inspired folk tales and legends for centuries. As a common motif, the woodland road can be treacherous, but there are also helpers on that path, animal guides and good fairies, for example, and it’s up to the traveler to tell good helpers from bad. In this way, the forest is used as a metaphor for trying times.

Gesine Janzen’s artwork has been shown in numerous exhibitions across America. Additionally, her artwork has been published in many professional publications such as Art in Print, and she has been a visiting artist and workshop instructor in Berlin, Germany, and Poznan, Poland. Her artwork is included in numerous corporate and public collections, such as the Hallmark Collection in Kansas City and the Artist/Printmaker Research Collection at the Museum of Texas Tech University. She studied art at Bethel College and at the University of Kansas. In 1998 she received an MFA in Printmaking from the University of Iowa. She was a lecturer in printmaking at the University of Missouri in Kansas City and the Kansas City Art Institute and worked as Assistant Printer at the Lawrence Lithography Workshop in Lawrence, Kansas and Kansas City, Missouri for three years.

Opening Reception & Artist Talk with Gesine Janzen | Thursday, October 19 // 5 PM reception followed by artist talk at 5:30 PM. Color-reduction Woodcut Workshop with Gesine Janzen | Saturday, January 20 // 10 AM – 4 PM.

Gesine Janzen, Not Out of the Woods (red), 2023, Woodblock print, 16 x 12 inches, Loan of artist.

Gesine Janzen, An Explanation, 2023, Altered photo album with wood block print, photos, and wire, 10 x 40 x 40 inches, Loan of the artist.

ART EVOLVED: INTERTWINEd Studio Art Quilt Associates Global Exhibition

June 30 – October 22, 2023 // Mildred Sandall Scott Galleries

Sponsors: Linda Shelhamer & Stephen Haraden

The Yellowstone Art Museum is honored to be the opening venue for Art Evolved: Intertwined, SAQA’s global exhibition organized in partnership with the National Basketry Organization.

Studio Art Quilt Associates, Inc. (SAQA) is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to promote the art quilt: “a creative visual work that is layered and stitched or that references this form of stitched layered structure.”

Central to the exhibition theme is the continuum where beauty and function blend and diverge in the hands of the contemporary artist. Even when traditional materials such as thread, fabric, wood, reed, and paper are used, these artists combine skill, imagination, and vision to meld their materials into compelling and beautiful art which resonates in today’s world. Following a jury process, twenty-nine artists were invited to participate in this conversation between media to illustrate the continuum between beauty and functionality.

Following the Yellowstone Art Museum, the exhibition will travel to the Pacific Northwest Quilt and Fiber Art Museum in LaConner, Washington, and the Fuller Craft Museum in Brockton, Massachusetts.

Fiber Weekend | Thursday, October 5 – Saturday, October 7, 2023

Join the Prairie Handspinners and Billings Weavers Guild for classes, demonstrations, display booths and more!

Karyl Sisson, Piece Work IV, 2022, 34 x 34 x 18 inches, Photo Credit: Heather Cleary.

Jennifer Solon, Clutter, 53 x 31 x 1.25 inches, 2021.

Cheri Dunnigan, Centrifugal Form, 2018, 8 x 9 x 4.5 inches,

Photo Credit: Berlian Arts.

A COUPLE OF ART LOVERS

Part I: The Joe Sample Collection with selected works by Joseph Henry Sharp

October 5, 2023 – January 7, 2024 // Montana Gallery

Sponsors: Jim & Christine Scott, Diane Boyer Jerhoff, William & Suzanne Smoot, Kim & Don Olsen

Opening Reception with Jazz Music

Thursday, October 12 // 5 PM reception.

Presentation on Joseph Henry Sharp

Thursday, December 7 // 5 PM reception followed by presentation at 5:30 PM.

Part II: The Generosity of Miriam Sample

November 16, 2023 – August 18, 2024 // Mildred Sandall Scott Galleries

Sponsors: Linda Shelhamer & Stephen Haraden, Diane Boyer Jerhoff, Bess Lovec, Kim & Don Olsen

Opening Celebration

Thursday, November 16 // 5 PM reception.

On October 5, 2023, the museum will open the first exhibition of a two-part celebration honoring artwork gifted to the Yellowstone Art Museum by Joe and Miriam Sample. With a shared enthusiasm for art and civicminded engagement, the husband and wife duo was unstoppable. One might imagine they had a pact to divide and conquer — Miriam, a supporter of the symphony and theater among other non-profit organizations, also served on the Montana Arts Council and Board of the Yellowstone Art Museum. Joe, a legend in Montana’s media landscape and jazz aficionado shared his passion for the arts through his long-running program on Yellowstone Public Radio, Spreadin’ Rhythm Around, and was also an avid art collector.

Miriam and Joe bestowed the Yellowstone Art Museum with their philanthropic spirit and love for the arts for over sixty years. Beginning in 1984 with the acquisition of a vase by Rudy Autio, Miriam continued to gift funds to the museum to purchase artworks from Montana’s leading artists. At the time of her death in 2009, two hundred and twenty-four works had been purchased for the collection. Along with grants from the Montana Cultural Trust, the core of the museum’s collection was formed — one which guides our collecting criteria to this day.

The YAM is thrilled to announce that forty-five works from Joe Sample’s private art collection have recently come into the YAM’s collection through a generous bequest from the Sample Foundation. Joe’s passion for collecting early nineteenthcentury artwork by leading artists encompasses subjects of westward expansion, Plains Indian portraits and life, cowboys, and the vast western landscape. Leading artists of the genre like Joseph Henry Sharp [1859 – 1953], Thomas Moran [1837 – 1926], Charles Marion Russell [1864 – 1926], and Olaf Carl Seltzer [1877 – 1957], among others, are included in this valued collection. The acquisition of these works into the YAM’s collection adds depth to our holdings of artwork created in the early modern art period. As touchstones of traditional Western art, the collection also provides representations of the West to which contemporary artists continue to respond as interpretations of Western art continue to evolve and our perspectives are broadened.

Joe and Miriam Sample photograph courtesy of the Billings Gazette.

Part I: The Joe Sample Collection with selected works by Joseph Henry Sharp

Part II: The Generosity of Miriam Sample

Kristi Hager, Waders, 1987, Oil on paper, 57 x 44 inches, Museum Purchase Funded by Miriam Sample.

John Buck, Trails Plowed Under, 1989, Woodblock print, 69 x 39.5 inches, Museum purchase funded by Miriam Sample

Fernanda D’Agostino, Large Robe with Antennas, 1985, Mixed media, 56 x 43 inches, Museum purchase funded by Miriam Sample

Joseph Henry Sharp (1859 – 1953), Female Portrait, n.d., Tempera or pastel on board, 10 x 8 inches.

Charles Marion Russell, Cowboys, 1911, Watercolor on board, 21.5 x 27 .5 inches, Bequest of the Sample Foundation, Inc.

Joseph Henry Sharp, Crow Camp, 1903, Oil on board, 13.25 x 9 .25 inches, Bequest of the Sample Foundation, Inc.

Fire Bear–William Standing (Assiniboine), Horses in Landscape, n.d., Oil on board, 14.625 x 20 inches, Bequest of the Sample Foundation, Inc.

Activating the Surface: Paul Harris

August 3 – October 1, 2023 // Charles M. Bair Family Gallery & Northwest Projects Gallery

Sponsor: Diane Boyer Jerhoff

Through the years, Paul Harris returned to his wax and pigment drawings with subjects ranging from still lifes to abstracts, from figures to landscapes and many more in between. Although known as a sculptor, his go-to medium remained the art crayon.

Harris’s drawings pulsate with energy as the movement he puts into the pieces, etched into the composition, can be felt as much today as the moment they were created. The lines, nearly frantic with color, keep the eye traveling, yes, but they also keep the mind engaged in the images, searching, reaching, in continuous dialogue with the viewer. Harris, always concerned with pattern and texture, understands the spatial relationship inherent in a finite drawing. These pieces, intimate and compelling, relay an accessible, inspirational narrative.

Harris said about his use of crayons, “I remember in sixth grade the teacher wanted a lot of things made that she would use the next year and the next, I didn’t do much work in her class except make these big drawings. I became very accustomed to crayons, and I’ve never been able to let them go. Crayons are still my best friends in making drawings. I don’t think it will ever end.”

This exhibition will also feature bronze sculptures on loan from the Paul Harris and Marguerite Kirk Gallery and an example of Harris’s most known life-size stuffed and upholstered female figures from the permanent collection.

This exhibition is sponsored by the Montana Art Gallery Directors Association (MAGDA), a state-wide service organization for non-profit museums & galleries, and supported in part by grants from the Montana Arts Council, a state agency funded by the State of Montana; coal severance taxes paid based upon coal mined in Montana and deposited in Montana’s Cultural and Aesthetic Projects Trust Fund; and the National Endowment for the Arts.

Gallery talk with Michele Corriel | Thursday, September 21, 2023 // 5 PM reception followed by gallery talk at 5:30 PM.

Paul Harris, Gallon Jug and Others, 1967, Bronze, 15 x 21 x 16 inches, On loan from Marguerite Kirk Harris and the Paul Harris Art Collection.

Paul Harris, Woman IV, 1999, Art Crayon and paste on paper, 24 x 18 inches, On loan from Marguerite Kirk Harris and the Paul Harris Art Collection.

Paul Harris, Flores Rosa Vicuña, 1991, Art Crayon, 18.25 x 13.5 inches, On loan from Marguerite Kirk Harris and the Paul Harris Art Collection.

Paul Harris, Black doors, 1987, Art Crayon, 17.5 x 11.75 inches, On loan from Marguerite Kirk Harris and the Paul Harris Art Collection.

Will James in Magazines

June 2023 – June 2024 // Mildred Sandall Scott Galleries

Sponsor: The Foundation for Montana History

Will James, a French Canadian born as Joseph Ernest Nephtali Dufault, always dreamed of being a cowboy. James was indoctrinated into the world of ranching at a young age and eventually worked as a hand for cattle outfits in Montana, Idaho, and Nevada. However, several injuries and an Army draft into World War I rerouted the cowboy’s career from one who handled horses into one who observed and recorded them instead.

Cows, horses, and bears were just some of the subjects that James portrayed in his drawings and writings, ones which told of the raw and exhilarating force of nature in the West. The artist’s ability to realistically capture these rare moments gained him a successful career in illustrating images for various Western magazines. His work was featured in several venues, from the cheapest pulp magazine to premier titles like Sunset Magazine and The Saturday Evening Post.

Meanwhile, James practiced storytelling of his own, beginning with his 1920 series “Keno the Cow-Horse,” a forerunner to the chronicling of Smoky. Previews of his books appeared in magazine serial form, and many were later published as full books into the collections from Charles Scribner’s Sons. As he began to concentrate on his novels, less and less appeared in short form, ending this phase of his career in 1935. However, these depictions still provide modern viewers with a unique look at the cowboy and the rancher’s West.

The Donna Forbes Collection

by Gordon McConnell

Although she retired twenty-five years ago, Donna Forbes’ leadership, influence, and legacy continue to be seen and felt in the museum she helped to build.

Between 1974 and 1998, when she served as Executive Director of the Yellowstone Art Center, Donna transformed a modest community art center into an accredited art museum with broad public and financial support, professional staff, dynamic programs and a significant collection of art. In those years, the Art Center outgrew the repurposed County Jail building, necessitating a capital campaign and the design, construction, and definitive naming, in 1998, of the Yellowstone Art Museum. Although many individuals were involved, Donna Forbes was the visionary, hard-working and skillful leader who fit all the pieces together and drove the institution forward.

In 1998, when the new museum building was being completed and Donna’s retirement was approaching, the Trustees and Capital Campaign leadership named the new gallery wing in her honor. Her name is still spelled out there in large, sculptural letters, and her spirit presides over the constantly changing displays in the museum — especially the collection featuring works by many of the region’s foremost artists. Now, the YAM is proud to announce the acquisition of the Donna Forbes Collection to the permanent collection. Her donations enrich the collection with the considerable legacy of this transformational leader and brilliant connoisseur. In 2024, her collection will be publicly exhibited.

According to Donna’s wishes, her sons, Ben and Doug, invited museum staff to review her collection and make selections prior to Donna’s relocation to Seattle last year. I was invited to join the group and share stories and background information. I remembered the artworks and setting vividly from forty years of festive occasions and casual visits with my former boss and dear friend.

Donna was proud of the two-story stucco house, built to her design. As Director, she used her home as an informal annex to the Center, generously sharing with friends, staff, volunteers, and honored guests. Many art-world luminaries and patrons of the museum dined at her table over the years — on buffet style meals she prepared and with homemade pies for dessert! The scope of her hospitality was extraordinary. It was an expression of her total commitment to the museum she was building.

Mos of the artists represented in her collection were eventually acquired by the Art Center. It evolved over the years, but long-term fixtures in the living room included a large landscape by Donna’s great friend and mentor, Isabelle Johnson, and a 1950’s calligraphic abstraction by Bill Stockton, another dear friend. These artists were foundational to the modern art movement in Montana and heavily influenced Donna in her understanding of art and her mission at the Art Center. Living with their paintings gratified her spirit and elevated her understanding of art.

Isabelle Johnson, Ghost Town, Winter, 1970, oil on canvas, 53 x 53 inches, Gift of Donna Forbes, 2023.1.24.

Neltje, Liquid Movement, 1998, Monotype, 88.5 x 30.25 inches, Gift of Donna Forbes, 2023.1.25.

Later acquisitions included younger generations of artists. Donna owned some of Theodore Waddell’s early Angus paintings and an exquisite box construction by Patrick Zentz, another seminal figure in the Montana avant-garde and one-time program coordinator at the Art Center. Rudy Autio, Kurt Weiser, and other ceramic artists were represented, along with works by Russell Chatham, Dennis Voss, Jon Lodge, Jane Waggoner Deschner, Kathryn Schmidt, Sheila Miles, and Robert Royhl. Over the landing on the stairs hung a large, vertical monotype gifted to Donna by the great Wyoming abstract expressionist Neltje.

The works of art Donna Forbes and her family donated will enrich the public collection of the YAM and provide insight into the cultivated private life and refine sensibility of the woman who envisioned the Montana Collection and the Yellowstone Art Museum, and inspired others to help her build them. She gave a substantial portion of her life to this institution, as well as the community and state it serves. Now, she has given us a collection of the art that she valued, and which inspired much of what she accomplished.

Peter Kommers, Road Egg, 1984, Intaglio, dry point, 11.875 x 8 inches (paper), Gift of Donna Forbes, 2023.1.5.

Kurt Weiser, Vessel, 1985, Ceramic, 14 x 12.75 x 8.5 inches, Gift of Donna Forbes, 2023.1.8.

Bill Stockton, Untitled, Oil and Casine on board, 22.625 x 36.6875 inches, Gift of Donna Forbes, 2023.1.6.

2023 Recent Acquisitions

The Yellowstone Art Museum is continuously growing the permanent collection through generous gifts and museum purchases. All acquisitions build the museum’s collection of modern and contemporary art from the Mountain West region.

Kevin Red Star, Intertribal/Traditional Dancer, 1990, Oil on canvas, 46 x 41.5 inches, Gift of James W. “Doc” and Sheri Langley Estate.

Barbara Van Cleve, The Bathers, ©2023, archival pigment print, 20 x 28.5 inches, Gift of the artist.

Barbara Van Cleve, Dawn at the Rope Corral, ©1987, archival pigment print, 20 x 28.5 inches, Gift of the artist.

M A S Q U

SATURDAY | OCT. 28 | 2023

HALLOWEEN TRADITION

The most creative and awe-inspiring Halloween party in town, Masquerade at the Yellowstone Art Museum is back in 2023 for another night of entertainment, dancing, mystics and so much more! Guests will be wowed by live performances, tarot and mystic readings, Billings' most creative costume contest, photo booths, and a packed dance floor run by DJ Benefit. Party goers will also enjoy cocktails, local brews, and festive appetizers from Raven’s Café D’Art.

BEAM ME UP! STAY TUNED

This year's theme is: Beam Me Up! Planet Earth is part of the past! Humanity including ghouls, monsters, aliens, celebrities, and everyone in between is on a voyage through the stars for one night only to an alternate galaxy. Things will inevitably get... strange! The YAM invites guests to interpret the theme in any way that inspires their creativity. Guests should note that the theme is NOT required, but rather up for interpretation. We encourage attendees to let their creativity shine when considering their individual or group costumes by hosting the ultimate premier costume contest- and, yes, there will be prizes.

The YAM is thrilled to bring the Masquerade back to the community on Saturday, October 28, 2023. Doors will open at 7 PM and the fun wraps up at 11 PM. You don’t want to miss this sell-out event at the Yellowstone Art Museum. Tickets are available starting September 1st at 10:00 AM through the website artmuseum.org. Please check the YAM’s website and Facebook page for exciting event updates.

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First Friday at the YAM, free museum admission from 5 – 8 PM

YAM Teens: Abstract Scenes, 3:30 – 5 PM

The Night at the Yellowstone Art Museum, 5 PM

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YAM Teens: Open Studio, 3:30 – 5 PM

21 Gallery Talk with Michele Corriel on Activating the Surface: Paul Harris, 5 PM reception, 5:30 PM gallery talk

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YAM Teens: Making Masks, 3:30 – 5 PM 05

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Adult Art Class: Spontaneous Weaving, 5:30 – 7:30 PM 06

ArtWalk & First Friday at the YAM, Fiber Weekend, free museum admission from 5 – 8 PM

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FAM at the YAM, Fiber weekend Family Event, 4 – 6 PM 07

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Adult Art Class: Natural Yarn Dying, 10 AM – 1 PM

Last day for Hardin Middle School YAG Exhibition

Opening Reception for The Joe Sample Collection, 5 PM

Adult Art Class: Your Day of the Dead Creations, 9 AM – 12 PM

Adult Art Class: Not so Urban Sketching at Tippet Rise Art Center, 10 AM – 4 PM

Studio 2nd Saturday: Animal Illustration, 10 AM – 12 PM

14 Shepherd High School YAG Exhibition Opens

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Not Out of the Woods: New Works and Woodcuts by Gesine Janzen Opens

19 Opening Reception and Artist Talk with Gesine Janzen, 5 PM reception, 5:30 PM artist talk

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Connections at the Art Museum, 10:30 AM – 12 PM

Adult Art Class: Rock your Mocs, 9:30 AM – 4:30 PM;

Adult Cooking Class: France from A to D, 10 AM – 1:30 PM

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Adult Cooking Class: Spanish Tapas, 5:30 – 7:30 PM

Studio 2nd Saturday: Expressive Mark Making, 10 AM – 12 PM

YAM Teens at Billings Public Library, 4 – 5 PM

YAM Teens: Open Studio, 3:30 – 5 PM

Gifts from Miriam Sample Opens

Shepherd High School YAG Exhibition Reception, 5 – 7 PM

Opening Celebration for Gifts from Miriam Sample, 5:30 PM

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YAM Teens: Linocut Printmaking, 3:30 – 5 PM

Billings Middle School 7th & 8th Grade YAG Exhibition Reception, 5 – 7 PM

Presentation on Joseph Henry Sharp, 5 PM reception, 5:30 PM presentation

Studio 2nd Saturday: Painting Through Time, 10 AM – 12 PM

Connections at the Art Museum, 10:30 AM – 12 PM

YAM Teens: Open Studio, 3:30 – 5 PM

CHILDREN, FAMILIES, & TEENS

Scan the QR code to visit the education page on YAM’s website or check Facebook for updates, registration info, and pricing. artmuseum.org/educate

STUDIO 2ND SATURDAY

Ages 5 – 12 | 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM

YAM Members: $10 | Not-Yet-Members: $20

Sibling Price for YAM Members Only: $8

Register online, by calling 406.256.6804 x238, or email arteducator@artmuseum.org

Every Studio 2nd Saturday class includes touring the galleries and creating art that is connected to current exhibitions.

October 14 | Animal Illustration

Illustrate your favorite animal story in the style of our beloved cowboy, Will James.

November 11 | Expressive Mark Making

Explore mark making and express different emotions using watercolor paint, inspired by Gesine Janzen’s artwork in Not Out of the Woods.

December 9 | Painting Through Time

Travel through time and create a painting inspired by the collection of Joseph Sample.

FAM AT THE YAM

All ages welcome | 4 – 6 PM at the YAM Free! No advanced registration required.

FAM at the YAM is for every type of family. Bring yourself, children, friends, grandparents, and more. Create art together with a professional artist and learn about their process. It’s a great way to kick off your First Friday evening.

October 6 | Fiber weekend Family Event

Explore all different types of art using fiber! In conjunction with the Prairie Hand Spinners and Weavers Guild Fiber weekend.

FAM at the YAM Special Event!

October 26 (Thursday) | 5:30 – 7:30 PM

Get into the Halloween Spirit! Enjoy an evening of pumpkin carving demos, festive drinks, and painting pumpkins.

November 3 | Day of the Dead Celebration

Come create art inspired by the celebration of Day of the Dead! Along with family friendly artmaking you can listen to the Mariachis de Colores family concert to help you celebrate Dia de los Muertos, beloved lost loved ones, food, and more!

December 1 | WinterFair: Giftable Games

Create a giftable game with artist and teacher, Kari Adams. A perfect activity for the season!

YAM TEENS

Ages 12 – 18 | 3:30 – 5 PM

Every 1st & 3rd Wednesday of the month

Free! No advance registration required. Make art, meet artists, build community, and explore endless possibilities. The 1st Wednesday we dive into the YAM’s exhibitions, learn new techniques, and discover your artistic voice. The 3rd Wednesday is your chance to create in our fully stocked education studio. You can finish a work in progress or start a new project.

Questions? Email Angel at arteducator@artmuseum.org.

September 6 | Abstract Scenes

September 20| Open Studio

October 4 | Making Masks, with guest artist

October 18: Open Studio

November 1: Building Books

November 15: Open Studio

December 6: Linocut Printmaking

December 20: Open Studio

Museum Art Educator, Angel Shandy at Billings Public Library

November 14 | 4 – 5 PM

Teen and Preteen D&D Character Workshop

December 5 | 5 – 6 PM

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YOUNG ARTISTS’ GALLERY

Hardin Middle School

Saturday, August 19 – Sunday, October 8, 2023

Free admission to Hardin students and their families.

Shepherd High School

Saturday, October 14 – Sunday, November 26, 2023

Reception November 16 from 5 – 7 PM

Billings Middle School 7th & 8th Grade

Saturday, December 2, 2023 – Sunday, January 7, 2024

Reception December 7 from 5 – 7 PM

CONNECTIONS AT THE ART MUSEUM

with the Montana Chapter of the Every 3rd Friday | September 15 | October 20 | November 17 | December 15 from 10:30 AM – 12 PM No cost to participate. Registration in advance is required. Call 800.272.3900 or email montana@alz.org to register.

This monthly program promotes connection and companionship for individuals living with early-stage memory loss and their care partners through art. Join us to view, discuss, and create art with trained docents and volunteers.

ADULT ART & COOKING CLASSES

For more information scan the QR code or visit artmuseum.org/educate/adult-education. For questions email our Adult Education Coordinator, Marilu Metherell at adulted@artmuseum.org. Register online or call the front desk at 406.256.6804. Space is limited and pre-registration is required.

Art CLASSES

Spontaneous Weaving

Thursday, October 5 | 5:30 – 7:30 PM

Members: $10 | Not-yet Member: $25

No rules, No Fear, No Experience Necessary! An approach to waving that focuses on free expression and the use of any yarn or thread.

Natural Yarn Dying

Saturday, October 7 | 10 AM – 1 PM

Members: $10 | Not-yet Member: $25

Learn to dye yarn naturally using plants, black walnuts, bugs and more! Yarn for dying will be available to purchase during the class.

Not so Urban Sketching at Tippet Rise Art Center

Saturday, October 14 | 10 AM – 4 PM

Supply fee: $30

We are taking our Urban sketching skills to the bucolic Cottonwood Campus at Tippet Rise Art Center. Come along on this adventure with local artist John Kennedy and learn how to sketch incredible sculptures and purposely designed architectural masterpieces. Bring your own lunch and refreshments, we will provide the rest.

Your Day of the Dead Creations

Saturday, October 14 | 9 AM – 12 PM

Supply Fee: $30

Ofrendas, sugar skulls, marigolds, and elements of a Dia de Los Muertos altars will be shared while making a shrine in mixed mediums that honors a loved one who has passed away. Bring a treasured memory to use as inspiration. This session is a cultural education outreach project offered in partnership with the Institute for Peace Studies’ Director, Mary Hernandez. Mary will offer the history of this time-honored celebration, and the meaning of the various elements used during this annual remembrance of departed loved ones. For more information go to DayoftheDeadBillings.com.

Rock your Mocs

Saturday, October 21 | 9:30 AM – 4:30 PM

Supply fee: $45

Join Crow Nation artist Lucy Real Bird for an incredible day of beading and moccasin making in preparation for this November’s Rock your Mocs celebration. In honor of National Native American Heritage month, the YAM invites you to design and create your very own pair of moccasins. This class is for beginning beaders and experts alike.

Coming up in January!

Color-reduction Woodcut Workshop with Gesine Janzen

Saturday, January 20 | 10 AM –4 PM

Check website for updated cost information.

Attendees will create a three-color wood block print of their own design. They will learn how to transfer their design onto a block, carve the wood, and print with color inks onto multiple pieces of paper, ending up with an edition of 5 – 10 finished prints to keep.

Saturday Cooking CLASSES

10:00 AM – 1:30 PM

Price: $70 members, $80 not-yet-members

October 21 | France from A to D

From appetizers to desserts. A meal from France.

THURSDAY EVENING Cooking CLASSES

5:30 – 7:30 PM

Price: $55 members, $65 not-yet-members

November 9 | Spanish Tapas

Enjoy the flavors of Spain through these inspired small plates.

December 14 | Flavors of the Season

Favorite Holiday bakes!

WinterFair arts & crafts show

First Friday and ArtWalk on December 1, 2023 | 11 AM – 8 PM

Mark your calendars — one day only! WinterFair will coincide with the annual Holiday Stroll and December ArtWalk in downtown Billings. Vendors will range from fine art, fiber work, artisan foods and body products, ceramics and more.

The Yellowstone Art Museum will also offer gift wrapping, festive activities for visitors of all ages, and seasonal refreshments. WinterFair is a great opportunity to start your holiday shopping locally with one-of-a-kind gifts that directly support our community.

NEW THIS YEAR! Members and guests WinterFair Raffle. Museum Members will receive a free raffle ticket at the event. WinterFair Raffle will have prizes including Big Sky Ski Resort Passes and bundled gift baskets from the YAM Store. Non- museum members can purchase raffle tickets during the event.

MEMORY

Anne Dietrich

Anne Dietrich, beloved community member and supporter of the arts, passed away on June 27, 2023, at the age of 94. Anne was known for her humor and joy. She created a community of compassion wherever she went. Anne was married to Jack Dietrich and is survived by her children Paul, Janet (Dan Erikson), David (Jan), Suzy (Ryan Clarke), and Katja, and her grandchildren Christian, Elizabeth, Ellen, Zoe, Rachel, Megan, Patrick, Bailey, and Jacob, and her great grandchildren Archer, Weston, Finley and Addison.

The YAM offers its sincere condolences to the family and friends of Anne Dietrich. We appreciate the generous contributions made to the museum in Anne’s memory.

Marilyn Floberg

On July 7, 2023, Marilyn Floberg passed away peacefully. Marilyn was a lifelong educator and business leader in Billings. She led a life of service and left a positive impact on many charitable organizations. In 2015, Marilyn was inducted into the Montana Business Hall of Fame. Marilyn is survived by her children Andrew Floberg, David Bjornson, Kim Floberg, Dana (Gabrielle) Bjornson, David Floberg, her Austrian exchange student son, Josef (Claudia) Eder, and son-in-law Jon Carlson and Beth Gilleland, and her grandchildren and great grandchildren.

The museum extends its sympathy to Marilyn’s family and friends. We are thankful for the generous donations made in honor of Marilyn.

$100,00+

THANK YOU CONTRIBUTORS

We would like to give our sincerest thanks to all members, donors, and sponsors who contributed $125 and above. This cumulative list reflects gifts to the YAM given through September 10, 2023.

Yellowstone County

$50,000 – 99,999

The Montana Community Foundation

$24,999 – 49,999

Anonymous

Deborah Anspach and Dr. John Hanson

Lornel Baker

Dr. John and Pat Burg

Kathryn Caine Wanlass

Charitable Foundation

Linda Shelhamer and Stephen Haraden

Susan Scott Heyneman Foundation

Treacy Foundation

$10,000 – 24,999

Anonymous

Anonymous

Art Bridges

Gary and Norma Buchanan

Charles M. Bair Family Trusts

Dennis and Phyllis Washington Foundation

Cynthia Foster

Cathy Halstead

Erin Hurbi and Joe Corning

Diane Boyer Jerhoff

Jon Lodge and Jane Waggoner Deschner

Bess Lovec

Ruth and Larry Martin

Gary and Melissa Oakland

Susan Shelhamer

Matthew and Stephanie Stroud

Susan Sullivan and Steve Zabawa

Jeanne and Charlie Widdicombe

$5,000 – 9,999

Aunt Dofe’s Gallery

Steve and Jennifer Corning

Paul and Rachel Cox

Sherri Eastman

Eide Bailly LLP

Todd Forsgren

Michelle and Glenn Foy

Paul and Dona Hagen

Hilltop Inn by Riversage

David Hiltner and Maggy Rozycki Hiltner

Rosetta Hixson

Intermountain Distributing Company

Holiday Station Stores

Gareld Krieg

Trish and Tim Matteson

Jeff Montag

Drew Niles

Kim and Don Olsen

Rimrock Subaru

Riversage Inn

Bev Ross

Jessica Kay Ruhle and Dustin Ogdin

Jim and Chris Scott

Sibanye Stillwater

Linda Snider

Dr. Kris Spanjian and Ray Gilbertson

TEDxBillings

William and Lilly Thompson

Margit Thorndal

Evelyn Waldron

Morgan Warthin

Bob and Liz Wilmouth/Rocky Mountain College

$2,500 – 4,999

Action Electric

Carol Beam

Randy and Cheryl Bentley

Billings Scheels

Gilbert Burdett

The Honorable William and Anne Cole

Joy and Gene Culver

First Interstate Bank

Kay Foster and Mike Matthew

John and Carol Green

Greta Hagg

Julia Leslie

Ted Lovec

Gordon McConnell and Betty Loos

Mark Offenbach

Opportunity Bank

RBC Foundation

Ann Rhoads

Louis and Shani Ross

Gary and Kay Ruhle

Anthony Schmidt

Bill and Marilyn Simmons

William Stearns and Dr. Precious McKenzie

Dawn Widdicombe

$1,000 – 2,499

Joel Anderson

Carole Baumann

Dan Berry

Billings Community Foundation

Deborah Butterfield and John Buck

Kris Carpenter

Dr. Doug and Karla Carr

Brian Christenson

Maria Christiaens

Nick and Linda Cladis

Connie Clapp

Shane Colton

Leslie Crawford

Nancy Curriden

Mary and David Dobrowsky

Bruce Ennis and Margaret Davis

Ben and Betsy Forbes

Heather Gaitonde

Michael Ganz

Christopher Goulet

Dr. James Guyer and Ms. Jeanie Mentikov

Hardenbrook Ranch

Donald Hicks

David and Cynthia Hummel

Jane and Terry Indreland

William Inskeep

Stacey and Randy Jacobs

Kirsten Kainz

Thomas and Sandra McIntosh

Jean McNally

Elizabeth and William McNamer

Richard and Debbie McRae

Denny Menholt

Drs. Robert and Linda Merchant

Jim and Marilu Metherell

Chris Montague

Montana Arts Council

Brian Moore

Davi Nelson

NorthWestern Energy

Toby O’Rourke

Dr. Walter and Dorothy Peete

Sharon Peterson

Paul Pollack/Saddle Ridge Services, Inc.

The Foundation for Montana History/Charlene Porslid

Debbie Potter

Scott Prinzing

Kevin Red Star

Dr. Donald and Carol Roberts

Royal and Norma Johnson Charitable Foundation

Marcia Selsor

Eric and Laura Simonsen

Barb Skelton and Paul Gatzemeier

Dr. William and Suzanne Smoot

Paige Spalding and Jim Hummel

Shirley Steele

James Taylor

Donna Todd

Kristi Tolliver

Peter Tomlin

Toucan Gallery

Patti Townsend

Western States Arts Federation

Ron and Amy Yates

Brian Zweegman

$500 – 999

Katherine Branch Ball

Bruce Barrow

Jeanne and Ron Bender

Lisa and Jeff Berke

Big Sky Resort

Billings Federal Credit Union

Kay Bollinger

Leslie Blair

Georgette Boggio

Kay Bollinger

Garry Brayko

Mark Carpenter

Lawrence Carpenter

City Vineyard

Patrick Cobb

Mary Lee Connell

Dr. Gordon and Dodie Cox

Crowley Fleck PLLP

Mary Lee and David Darby

Tiff Davidson-Blades

John DeBoo

C. Maury Devine

Thomas Doneker

Catherine Eithier

Fred Fleischmann

Marilyn Floberg

Bess Fredlund

Giebink Properties/Rita Giebink

Bruce and Erin Glennie

Kim and Bill Gottwals

Ed Gulick and Shelly Ellison

Peter and Theresa Habein

Marshall and Gwen Hafercamp

Joan Haseltine

Bente Houle

Tony Hudson

Katherine Jabs

Gesine Janzen

Lynette and Bruce Jensen

Tyler Kaftan

John Kennedy

KOA, Inc.

Horton Koessler

Dr. Stephen and Marilyn Kramer

Landy Leep

Dorothy Long

Vincent Long and Sarah Grau

Joy Mariska

Deborah Mattern

Elaine McClelland

Laura Millin

Ty and Mendy Nelson

Tanya Nuckols

Susan Ogden

Barbara Ramlow

Laurie and Kevin Riley

Rimrock Engineering

Dr. Jim Rollins and Dr. Julie Johnson

Theresa Rubin

William Ryan

Mark Sanderson

Elizabeth Scanlin and Jeff Anderson

Drs. Rachel and Deborah Schaffer

Schutz Foss Architects

Sharon Shannon

Jim Shesne

Jaune Quick-to-See Smith

Sonny Todd Real Estate

Tim Sweeney

Parker Swenson

The Joy of Living/Sanctuary Spa

Steve and Pauline Tostenrud

U.S. Bank Foundation Employee Matching Gift Program

Bill and Mary Underriner

Jane Urbaska

Theodore Waddell

Scott Warthin

Pei Wu

Yellowstone Bank

Your Pie

$125 – 499

Abdallah Abboud

Meg and Bill Abel

Richard Aldrich

Dale Alger

Samantha Andersen

Craig Anderson

Maxine Anderson

Tarryn Andrews

Marcella Aronson

Brooke Atherton

Lisa Atwood

Paul and Covey Baker

Robert Barnett

Ed Barta and Barb Gunn

Larry and Dora Bean

Ben Beasley

Patrick and Lisa Beddow

Cailin Beeler

Annette Behm

Christa Beiriger

Brian Bentz

Barbara Bernheim and John Felten

Jane Berns

Sherry Bertoncelj

Cindy Betka

Wayne Biberdorf

Billings Art Association

Billings Public Library

Graeme Blair

Emily Blair

Jennifer Blais-King

Sandra Blake

Kate Blakeslee

Dr. Wiley and Marilyn Bland

Terese and Keith Blanding

Teresa Blaskovich

Ruth Blott

Phyllis Bock

Sabrina Bodden

John Bohlinger

Deborah Boschert

Stu Bothwell

Tyler Brabec

Erik Brady

Rodney Branch

Suzanne Bressler

Michelle Breum

Kelsey Brickell

Julie Brinkman

Magally Brinkman

Katrina Britton

Elisabeth Brockman

Tari and Randy Broderick

Rockwood Brown

Sarah Brown

John Brown

Amy and Bill Brown

Michael Brown

Lisa Bruno

Virginia Bryan

Connie Buchanan

Nora Buckholz

Janice Buehler

Jean Buer-Mott

Tony Bureau

Judith Burnam

Margarette Carlson

Isabelle Carroll

Mike Caskey

Elisabeth Chadwick

Colleen Chlapowski

Alexander Clark

Mona Clark

Paul and Sandy Clavadetscher

Stephanie Clifton

Lynn Conaway

Sherri Cornett and Dr. Steve Kriner

Catherine Courtenaye

Martha Crandall

Holly and Ryan Cremer

Bruce Crippen

David and Patricia Crisp

Crooked Line Studio

Sondra Daly

Amy Davis

Bob and Shari Dayton

Misty Deleon

David and Jan Dietrich

Donnes Construction

Lewis Duncan

Karen Durfey

Robin Earles

Brian Epley

Bonnie Erickson

Daniel Erickson

Susan Everson

Douglas Ezell

Jessica Fehr

Elizabeth Fischer

Hannah Fitzmorris

Joseph Fitzsimons

Mark Fliger

Foreman Enterprises

Karen Frank

Louisa Frank

Denice Fraser

Stacie and Brett French

Marjorie and Angus Fulton

MaryKay Gartland

Diana and Dan Geiger

Tom Gephart

GFWC—Billings Junior Woman’s Club

Kristine Glenn

Mike Glennon

Carrie Goe-Nettleton and Tyler Nettleton

Dr. James and Peggy Good

Lillie Grace

Jim and Karen Gransbery

Dan Gray

Deborah Green

Dr. Paul Grmoljez and Alice Gordon

Melissa Groshart

Jeffrey Gruizenga

Walter and Barbara Gulick

Walter and Terra Gusler

Christina Halbert

Rich and Sally Hall

Paula Halverson

Jo Hamilton

Patse Hansen

Rita Harding

Steve and Joni Harman

Dr. Brian and Molly Harrington

Kevin Harris

Donald and Cheryl Harris

Robert Harrison

Jim and Berte Heath

Steph Hecker

Denver Henderson

Ashley Heppner

Joan and Jeffrey Heser

Ramona Heupel

Charles and Valeria Heyneman

Lindalee Hickey

Dr. Paul and D’Anne Holley

Carolyn Holmlund

Cindy Holtz

Anna Howard

Ian Howard

Morgan Hoyt

Edward Hughes and Roberta

Anner Hughes

Allyn Hulteng

Jeff and Kristi Hunnes

Jerry and Linda Iverson

Jason and Patricia Jam

Stephanie Jauron

Erin Jimison

Judy Johnson

Lindsay Johnson

Robert Johnson

Pierre Jomini

Pam Jones

Lisa Jurkovich

Aiko and Kari Kawano

George Kelting

Susan Kem

David Kimball

Paul and Phoebe Knapp-Warren

Donna and Keith Kohnke

Kom Daddy

Kent Koolen and Susan Nybo

Derick Kopp

John and Michelle Koppelman

Donald Korf

Mike and Jan Kransky

Erin Kuzela

Diane and Ted Kylander

Nathan Lee

Sue Ellen Lee

Gary and Brooks Leete

Jodi Lightner

Kathy Lombardozzi

Janet Ludwig

Priscilla Lund

Jeryl Macauley

Mark and Ronda Mace

James Mack

Linda Madsen

Lisa Malody and Laurence DeBoer

Herbert and Gerry Mangis

Frank and Janet Mann

Maya Mansukhani

Lorraine Marsh

Robert and Rebekah Mason

William McDaniels

Dr. Robert and Sharon McDermott

Sally McIntosh

Kristal McKamey

Jessica McKee

Lonnie and Jean McKenzie

Brenda Meyer

Donna Meyer

Elke Michaelis

Mark Miron

Laura Moore

David Moore

Penny Morgan

Janice Munsell

Meredith Munson

Tracy Neary

Mariellen Neudeck

Jim Nichols

David Niemi

Judy Northam

Northern Hotel

NOVA Center for the Performing Arts

Patrick and Kathleen O’Leary

Nikki and Dennis Olson

Cindy Osland

Layla Owens

Jennifer Parry

David Patterson

Jim Peak

Jordan and Gwynn Pehler

Erika Peterman

Catherine Petterson

Felipe Pimental

Russ Plath

Sarah Plath

John Pollock

Dr. Victoria Porter

Jean Posusta

Paige Presler-Jur and Dr. Jess Jur

Beth and Kenneth Pumo

Mur Louisa Quaglia

Jaq Quanbeck

Luke and Erin Rains

Lisa Ranallo

Dr. Mark and Chris Randak

Sam and Diane Rankin

Jennette Rasch

Adrienne Reynolds

Keeara Rhoades

Heidi Ridley

Chaz Riewaldt

John Roberts

Kendyl Robertson

GayLynn Robertus

Thomas Romine and Susan Walton

Paula Roos

Jim Roscoe

Bernard Rose

George and Heather Rosenfield

Sylvia Rostron

Betty and Joe Roy

Sheila and Robert Ruble

Dale Ruff

Mary Salle

Jim and Lori Sandall

Kathleen Sather

David Sawyer

Sharon Scharosch

Patrick and Mary Schelle

John Scheuering

Molly Schiltz

Vanessa Schultz

Julie Schultz

Barry and Arlee Scott

Ed and Darlene Selby

Amy and Rick Selensky

Kristin Semon

Jackie Senteney

Mary Serbe and Shane DeLeon

Dr. George and Olivia Sheckleton

Larry and Nina Sheneman

Lynn Shield

Shawna Simpson

Tom Singer and Evey LaMont

Corby Skinner

Hillary and Michael Skinner

Joan Sleeth

Valentine Smith

Gary Smith and Halcyon LaPoint

Jerry Smith

Nisi Smith

Dawn Smyre

C.E. Smythe

Linda Snedigar

Brownie Snyder

William Mark Sommer

Donald Sommerfeld

Abbey Sonntag

Robert Sorensen

Mary Alice Spencer

Susan Spitze

Jacque Stannebein

Noel Stanton

Nancy Steel

Gilles and Nona Stockton

William and Linda Stoudt

Kolby Stuart

Noelle Sullivan

Dr. Beth (Esther) Sullivan and David Floerchinger

William Sward

Leslie Taylor

Dr. Stewart and Mary Jane Taylor

David Terrar

Paige and Tim Thompson

Melanie and Curtis Thompson

Bill and Debbie Tierney

Michelle Timmons

Greg and Kathie Todd

The Honorable Chuck and Joanie Tooley

Tom and Ruth Towe

Rev. Gary Treglown

Thomas Tully

Ray and Carol Van Tuinen

Varela Law Firm PLLC

Lisa Ventura

Richard and Dr. Patricia Vettel-Becker

James and Hannah Vincent

Willem Volkersz

Elizabeth Waddington

Anne Marie Wade

Justine Waggener

Kai Walker

Barb Waters

Jennifer Webber

Theodore and Barbara Weiss

Robert and Rita Wells

Carter West

Edward and Pat West

Amber West-Martin and Jason Martin

Betty and Paul Whiting

Roger Williams

Lisa Wolfendale

Sandra Wong

Dave Worstell

Skye Wu

Dixie Yelvington

Ric Zimmerman

Live Auction Event Saturday, March 2, 2024

The Yellowstone Art Museum exhibits, interprets, collects, and preserves art, for the enrichment, education, inspiration, and enjoyment of all.