Upcoming Exhibitions

Everything Cherry!
May 19, 2012

We will explore the history and beauty of cherries in the Flathead.


Everything Cherries!
May 22, 2012
We will explore the history and beauty of the cherries of the Flathead.
Everything Cherries!
May 23, 2012
We will explore the history and beauty of the cherries of the Flathead.
Everything Cherry!
May 24, 2012
We will explore the history and beauty of the cherries of the Flathead.
Everything Cherry!
May 25, 2012
We will explore the history and beauty of the cherries of the Flathead.
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Member Artists
Bigfork Museum of Art & History has 10 registered users

Artist Description
Nancy Cawdrey
Nancy Dunlop Cawdrey is a Bigfork Artist working in Painted Silk, Watercolor and Oil.  See her website.
Jane-Latus Emmert

Jane Latus Emmert is a joyful, spontaneous artist known for her bold colors and semi-impressionistic style. “I don’t strive for photo realism, I have a camera for that. Instead, I paint from my heart, focusing on the elements in the scene that capture my eye and make my heart beat a little faster. When people look at my art I want them to feel what I was feeling when I painted.” Usually that feeling is joy.

 

Darrell Gray

Darrell Gray Artist Statement I spent 35 years in creative employment. Much of that time was spent designing and building luxury homes in Sun Valley. In the early 80¹s I spent four years working in Miami for a company that converted large jets into flying palaces. I also worked refurbishing the interiors of cruise ships. In 2000 my wife talked me into taking a bronzecasting class. I was completely hooked on sculpting. I soon expanded into other mediums. My work experiences gave me many of the skills I needed and gave me the fundamentals for learning new ones.
My sculptures often combine four or five different mediums. I work with copper, brass, forged and welded steel, stone , glass and other materials. Ialso incorporate light and movement in my projects. I love the challenge ofone of a kind unique pieces. I incorporate mythological, archetypal,fanciful and nature themes in my sculptures..

Lael Gray

I have always been interested in art. My mother nurtured the freedom of self -expression with children¹s art. Art was always encouraged from an early age.I received a Bachelors of Science degree in Design with a minor in art from the University of California a Davis. After College I went intocommercial art. A few years later I opened my own business designing and Silkscreening T-shirts. While running the business, I started studyingpainting with local artist, Joe Abbrescia. That led to more workshops a Scottsdale Artist School and other local teachers.Painting gives me the opportunity to express and share on canvas what inspires me in my life. I love many aspects of planet earth such as the mountains, animals, flowers, rivers and oceans as well as people.I  have spent the last 35 years in Montana where nature surrounds me. Living in such a beautiful natural area gives me an endless amount of inspiration and subject matter for my paintings.

Sally Johnson

Sally began carving as a self taught hobbyist. As she perfected her skills, she turned her hobby into a career as a wildlife artist.  Being a dedicated naturalist and fly fishing enthusiast, she reflects those passions in her carvings. Songbirds, owls and raptors, along with trout are hand carved with accurate detail.  Sally has received countless awards and her works are held in many collections.


Sunnie LeBlanc

Sunnie LeBlanc received a BS and a MS from Boston University. Her love of art has included serving as a docent at the Amon Carter Museum in Fort Worth for the past 30 years. Most recently, her work was exhibited at the Adobe Gallery in Fort Worth, the Bigfork Museum of Art in Bigfork, Montana and the Hockaday Museum of Art in Kalispell, Montana. She is a founding member of the Fort Worth 15 and has exhibited with the group at the Community Arts Center. In addition, twenty of Sunnie’s paintings were exhibited in the Duets Show in January of 2010.

Plein air painting competitions benefitting Prairie Fest, Camp Fire, and Bigfork Museum are Sunnie’s recent events. Sunnie lives and paints in Fort Worth, Texas, and the Flathead Valley, Montana with Dr Raymond LeBlanc, her husband of 46 years.

Thomas G. Lewis
Montana is big and my efforts to capture the scope and breadth of this land, with brush and palette, paper and canvas, is but a scribble. Whether executed on large canvases or in more modest size 'miniatures,' the strokes and dabs, splashes and dashes, in oil and watercolor are but my attempt to interpret the look and the feel of this country's wild lands and it's wildlife.
Perry McCahill
Perry McCahill is a Bigfork artist, specializing in sterling silver jewelry .  Often humorous Perry's works is top notch.
Ron Prestwich
Ron Prestwich is a Montana artist residing in Bigfork.  His love of the majestic mountain-scape's is interpreted in his oil paintings. Beginning his self-taught artist career with the Grand Tetons in Wyoming and Idaho, his fascination now focuses on mountain-scape's of Glacier National Park and its wildlife.  Ron uses vivid color to express and bring life to his canvas interpretations.
Julie Wulf
Julie is a forth genreration Montanan . Her work in Watercolor, batik and silk painting are colorful and awe inspiring.

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