Bozeman Magazine

Gallatin Art Crossing and Bozeman Public Library Host
“Art & Money”
The Gallatin Art Crossing begins our Fall Art Lecture series, on Tuesday, November 10 at 7pm in the Bozeman Public Library’s large community room. The fall series will feature panels of regional artists and members of the creative community who are promoting art and the value and impact it has on the Gallatin Valley. These lectures will also have a theme for each monthly lecture.

The first lecture in the series will feature a panel discussion about “Art & Money.” This interactive discussion will bring together several community members who are deeply interested and invested in this topic. Join us to hear from the experts: Jim Zimpel, MSU Asst. Professor in Sculpture; Chaucer Silverson, ARTCHAUCER art gallery; Amber Jean, artist; Dalton Brink, owner of The Cottonwood Club and “pioneer” of Bozeman’s underground art movement; and Amy Kirkland, owner of Altitude Gallery on Main Street.

The Art Crossing’s mission is to place public art that enhances the cultural experience for Bozeman area residents and visitors to the Gallatin Valley. It hosts a variety of artwork throughout the downtown Bozeman area, introducing viewers to many artistic approaches. In addition to helping artists display and market their work, the Gallatin Art Crossing connects the public to an open voting opportunity for the selection of the People’s Choice award, with the goal of purchasing at least one new piece each year. For more info, please gallatinartcrossing.com.

The Gallatin Art Crossing currently exhibit hosts over 70 pieces, introducing viewers to many artistic approaches in the free public gallery. The goal is to add one piece annually to the permanent collection of sculptures, which can be found throughout downtown from the Emerson Cultural Center down to the Bozeman Public Library.

The lecture series is presented by the Gallatin Art Crossing and hosted by the Bozeman Public Library. Contact Tate Chamberlin at  HYPERLINK "mailto:tate@tatechamberlin.com" tate@tatechamberlin.com or Paula Beswick at  HYPERLINK "mailto:director@bozemanlibraryfoundation.org" director@bozemanlibraryfoundation.org or 582-2426 for more information about the lecture series or visit www.gallatinartcrossing.com for more info on the Art Crossing.