Time to get a custom set of dishes out the kiln and into your home! The current show on display at Radius Clayworks, “The Artful Table” showcases 10 stunning, handcrafted dinnerware sets created by Molly Berger, Tara Wilson, Courtney Michaud, Stephanie Seguin, and Courtney Murphy. Create your own artful table by commissioning custom dinnerware sets for just $100 a month with our no-interest payment plan. Select your favorite place setting from the 10 available and order as many as you need. $100 down; $100 a month. Call us at the gallery at (406) 541-7070 or stop in and one of our gallerists will assist with making your dinnerware dreams come true! Your future self will thank you. We make it easy to LIVE WITH ART. : : #radiusgallerymissoula #radiusclayworks #downtownmissoula #missoulaarts #montanaartscene #contemporaryart #functionalceramics #livewithart #customdinnerware #mollyberger #stephanieseguin #courtneymichaudceramics #tarawilson #courtneymurphy
YESSSSSSSS. Don't miss this Missoula! @nywolcott and @larry_keigwin are going to rock your world....plus some very special guests! Get those tickets ya'll. Two shows only--May 31 & June 1--at Westside! #artsmissoula #missoulacomedy #montanatheater #montanaarts #ladiesnight #offbroadway #dancemissoula #dance #missoulaevents #montanadance #missoulanightlife #performingartsmissoula #missoulaarts #missoulaperformingarts #MissoulaCommunity #missoulatheater
Tara Wilson’s signature wood-fired ceramics pieces draw inspiration from the human form and natural world, creating tablewares that are the perfect blend of form and surface. Her beautiful dishes are currently on display in the latest Radius Clayworks exhibition, “The Artful Table,” through Saturday, June 1st. “Embodied in my wood-fired vessels is the serenity I myself experience in a rich natural environment. My surroundings provide a calm physical and mental space that allow me to relax, contemplate, and focus on the important details of my life: the great outdoors, the company of my dog, the beauty of making pots on a daily basis. I hope my pots also offer their users an opportunity to recognize the important things in their own lives, as quiet pots initially speak softly yet reveal complexity in both form and surface through continued investigation and use.” — Tara Wilson Tara is a studio artist living in Montana City, Montana. She has given lectures and workshops throughout the United States and her wood-fired utilitarian work has been exhibited internationally. When not working in the studio she can be often be found in the south hills on her mountain bike. Tara set up her studio in Montana City after finishing residencies at The Archie Bray Foundation and Red Lodge Clay Center. She currently has a train and a catenary arch wood fire kiln, a Heinz 57 beauty, a very needy mouser, as well as a few chookies. Want to enhance your own dining ambiance with dinnerware created by Tara? Order your own set of dishes for only $100/month! Call us at (406) 541-7070 or stop by the gallery to learn more! : : #radiusgallerymissoula #radiusclayworks #tarawilson #downtownmissoula #missoulaarts #montanaartscene #contemporaryart #functionalceramics #artcollector #livewithart
Mark your calendars for next FRIDAY, MAY 31st and join us for the opening of our next exhibition, “Every Instinct Is An Impulse”. Grace the gallery with your presence and enjoy a lively opening reception from 5 - 7pm! This exhibit showcases new work by Susan R. Carlson, DG House, and Sheila Miles. We can’t wait to see Susan R. Carlson’s intricate found object assemblage pieces against the vibrant paintings of DG House and Sheila Miles— a show you won’t want to miss! Online Preview: Thursday, May 30 Opening Reception: Friday, May 31st, 5 - 7pm Opening Weekend: Friday, May 31st: 11am - 7pm Saturday, June 1st: 11am - 3pm Website goes public: Saturday, June 1st Virtual Tour published the following week. We hope to see you next week for the opening! As always, everyone is welcome! : : #radiusgallerymissoula #downtownmissoula #montanaartscene #missoulaarts #artcollector #contemporaryart #livewithart #susanrcarlson #dghouse #sheilamiles
Molly Berger’s gorgeous tableware sets show the presence of her touch through delicately hand-built plates, bowls, vases, and mugs. Adorning the tables in Radius Clayworks, Molly’s work is elegant and eye-catching in the exhibition, “The Artful Table,” on display through June 1st. “Fingerprints mirror brushstrokes, giving both form and surface to the object. The work is simple and unhurried, made through a slow, delicate process of pinching. It revels in the touch of the human hand.” — Molly Berger Molly is an artist, potter and designer living and working in Denver, Colorado. She has a BA in Integrative Arts with a concentration in Psychology from Pennsylvania State University. After getting her hands in clay she quickly fell in love with the medium and began pursuing a career as a full-time artist. Molly completed post-baccalaureate studies at the University of Colorado Boulder, and has been an artist-in-residence at Anderson Ranch Arts Center and Carbondale Clay Center, a coordinator for the Artstream Nomadic Gallery, and a 2016 Black Cube Artist Fellow. She received her MFA in ceramics at Cran brook Academy of Art in Michigan. Molly has shown both her functional and sculptural work nationally and is rigorously committed to both these aspects in her studio practice. Want to enhance your own dining ambiance with dinnerware created by Molly? Order your own set of dishes for only $100/month! Call us at (406) 541-7070 or stop by the gallery to learn more! : : #radiusgallerymissoula #radiusclayworks #mollyberger #downtownmissoula #montanaartscene #missoulaarts #contemporaryart #functionalceramics #artcollector #livewithart
Doug Turman works from a place of instinct and spontaneity, coupled with a masterful command of mediums and a light-hearted regard for art history. In his paintings and prints, thought, impulse, process and psyche unite in effervescent compositions that are both playful and deeply felt. We have been thrilled to have Doug’s work in our current exhibit “Each Bright Galaxy,” on display through May 25th. “Observing Turman’s paintings ... it’s striking how clear his ideas are, how unobstructed and available they are, and also how they build on one another to offer a complex, interrelated whole. A series of aphorisms or maxims present themselves: 1) small things matter, 2) little things can carry big ideas, 3) a sustained practice adds up, 4) art is available for everyone, 5) one person can do many different things, 6) the artist gives his viewer permission, 7) these pieces are accessible yet sophisticated, 8) art can be fun, and 9) while each piece has a lifetime of skill and art historical knowledge behind it, the viewer can absorb it immediately. It is amazing how Turman communicates all of this in very short order.” — Brandon Reintjes, Senior Curator, Missoula Art Museum Doug Turman was born in Seattle and raised in Missoula. He received his BA in Art from Oberlin College and an MFA from the University of Montana. He worked at the Phillips Collection in Washington DC before heading back west to pursue his career in painting and printmaking. For 18 years Turman and his wife Mary Lee Larison ran Turman Larison Contemporary, a fine art gallery in downtown Helena. In 2016 the Holter Museum of Art in Helena hosted Here and There: An Italian Journey, a solo exhibition of Turman’s work tracing the influence of his many trips to Italy where he and Mary Lee actively conduct workshops featuring painting and cooking. See Doug’s work on display in the gallery! We’re open Tuesday- Fri (11am - 6pm) and Saturdays (11am - 3pm). Live outside of Missoula? View Doug’s work via the virtual tour on the Radius website! : : #radiusgallerymissoula #dougturman #downtownmissoula #montanaartscene #missoulaarts #artcollector #contemporaryart #painting #livewithart
New stickers of some current pieces just showed up. I might be giving some away at my next First Friday show. Wren Hotel Gallery in Missoula. June 7th #missoulafirstfriday #missoulaartscene #missouladowntown #missoulaarts #wrengallery #missoulaartist
Courtney Michaud’s stunning functional pottery is intriguing in both shape and color. Her work is accessible yet complicated made with the belief that how a pot feels during use creates an intimate moment of synchronicity between a thing and a person. See Courtney’s dinnerware sets on display at Radius Clayworks in the exhibit “The Artful Table.” “By bringing my ceramics to a table setting, shelf or hand I create pieces that can unassumingly shift sentiments and awareness. A pot can comfort, mark occasion or become intertwined with a life. My pottery reflects moments when I’m surrounded by nature and feel singular in the world. Wide horizon lines, vibrant or subtle skies and natural patterns translate through color and shape. Simple incisions invite the hand and soft rims support the lip. Sleek and assertive forms provide a canvas for color and draw the eye. A love of Modernism and industrial design contrasts natural influences, simplifying forms and streamlining silhouettes.” — Courtney Michaud Courtney is the Assistant Professor of Ceramics at Western New Mexico University. Originally from New York state, she has an MFA from Pennsylvania State University and a BFA from Alfred University. Making and teaching in the mountains of southern New Mexico, Courtney strives to incorporate the natural environment, ceramic history, and contemporary art in her studio practice. Want to enhance your dining ambiance with tableware by Courtney? Order your own set of dishes for only $100/month! Call us at (406) 541-7070 or stop by the gallery to learn more! : : #radiusgallerymissoula #radiusclayworks #downtownmissoula #missoulaarts #montanaartscene #functionalceramics #contemporaryart #livewithart #courtneymichaudceramics
Dana Boussard’s paintings, drawings, and silk scarves grace the walls in our current exhibit “Each Bright Galaxy.” Dana’s complex compositions weave together two elements central to conscious living: natural beauty and human sorrow. Her work finds a harmonious balance of the personal and political, coalescing into symbolic imagery that resonates in ways at once is enigmatic and profound. “In my practice, current events and social issues often provide the spark that ignites whole compositions-imaginative environments that are at times lush and inviting, at times fraught with chaos and hostility. Personal stories of home and relationships intersect universal stories of invasion and politics, each merging into dynamic visual narratives. I find my inspiration through the process of drawing: it is the solitude of the studio that gives rise to all the work that follows, regardless of the medium I choose.” — Dana Boussard Dana is a nationally renowned artist with artwork in the collections of private, corporate and public buildings throughout the country. She has an active studio practice as well as a long career in public art. Her large-scale work can be seen in the Anchorage International Airport, The Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis, Holy Spirit Catholic Parish in Great Falls, and many other venues. Dana is a recipient of fellowships from the National Endowment for the Arts, the Florence Trust in London and the Western States Arts Federation. She has received the Montana Governors Award for the Arts and the Fine Arts Outstanding Alumni award from the University of Montana. Dana is a vocal supporter of the arts, and has lobbied in Washington D.C. for the NEA. She continues to remain excited about art and maintains her active studio on a sixty-acre ranch 20 miles north of Missoula. Stop by the gallery to see Dana’s work for yourself before “Each Bright Galaxy” closes on May 25th! And don’t miss her Walk & Talk, tomorrow at 5:00pm! : : #radiusgallerymissoula #danaboussard #downtownmissoula #missoulaarts #montanaartscene #artcollector #contemporaryart #painting #silkscarves #livewithart
Tomorrow we say farewell to Stephanie J. Frostad’s captivating paintings and drawings in her solo exhibition, “Sustenance.” In this new collection of work, Stephanie explores our capabilities and responsibilities for generating and stewarding our own sustenance. From the food we grow, to the relationships we build, to the literature that feeds our souls, Stephanie’s work dives deep into themes of our connection and belonging. Stop by today or tomorrow to see this radiant work in person. It’s an exhibition you won’t want to miss! We’re open till 6:00pm tonight and will be open tomorrow from 11am - 3pm. Live outside of Missoula? Check out the show via the virtual tour on the Radius website! : : #radiusgallerymissoula #stephaniejfrostad #downtownmissoula #montanaartscene #missoulaarts #artcollector #contemporaryart #painting #drawing #livewithart
Stephanie Seguin’s beautiful hand-built dinnerware sets and vessels are featured in our current Clayworks exhibition, “The Artful Table.” Her porcelain and stoneware dish sets are bound to elevate any dining table— see for yourself, on display at Radius through June 1st! “Dualities and boundaries are my greatest source of inspiration. How can minimal become excess? Where does a reference become a connection? When does nuance become novel? These instigating questions establish a relationship with viewers of my work and create a cyclical rhythm of thinking, acting, and viewing. I have an idea, I make my idea, I see my idea. Viewers look, stay, and contemplate. It’s a flexible relationship that can be momentary or enduring.” — Stephanie Seguin Stephanie is an artist and educator based in Helena, Montana. She received an MFA from Pennsylvania State University, and a BFA from Minnesota State University, Moorhead. Born and raised in the Minneapolis area, Stephanie used her ambitions with clay to work at various production and educational studios across the US and abroad. Stephanie was a long-term resident artist at Carbondale Clay Center, and has taught community and academic classes at Penn State, Colorado Mountain College, Western New Mexico University, and elsewhere. She is currently the Education Manager at the Archie Bray Foundation. Want to enhance your dining ambiance with dining sets of Stephanie’s? Commission your own set of dishes for only $100/month! Call us at (406) 541-7070 or stop by the gallery to learn more! : : #radiusgallerymissoula #radiusclayworks #downtownmissoula #missoulaarts #montanaartscene #functionalceramics #contemporaryart #artcollector #livewithart #stephanieseguin
This Mother’s Day, give artfully! Here at Radius we’re offering Gift Boxes perfect for Mom and Grandma! Choose a beautiful, handcrafted cup or mug and we’ll wrap it up with a bag of @clydecoffee and other Radius goodies! Make gift giving for the hard-working moms in your life a one stop shop at Radius! Swing by the gallery or call us at (406) 541 -7070 to begin creating your Mother’s Day Gift Box with the help of one of our gallerists— just the cost of a mug + $25! We look forward to helping make your Mother’s Day one for the books! 🌷 : : #radiusgallerymissoula #radiusclayworks #downtownmissoula #montanaartscene #missoulaarts #artcollector #contemporaryart #livewithart #mothersdaygift
This is the Whales Den at GAM. Where you can find inspiration in our art library, play games, chat, or participate in our puzzle exchange program. 🐋 #freeartsupplyclosetmissoula #freeartsupplies #freeartsupplycloset #givingarttomissoula #gammissoula #gam #missoulaart #missoulaartscene #missoulafirstfriday #missoulaartists #sustainablereuse #sustainability #missoulanonprofit #recreatemissoula #missoulaarts
The Virtual Tour for our newest exhibition, “The Artful Table” is now up on the Radius website! See the ten stunning and detailed dinnerware sets handcrafted specifically for this exhibit! The dinner sets by Molly Berger, Tara Wilson, Courtney Michaud, Stephanie Seguin, and Courtney Murphy would light up any dining table! Take a stroll through our virtual tour and view them for yourself— link in bio! Commission your own dinnerware sets by one of these featured artists for only $100/month! Call us at (406) 541-7070 or stop by the gallery to ask us about getting some of these beautiful dinner sets into your own home! : : #radiusgallerymissoula #radiusclayworks #downtownmissoula #virtualtour #missoulaarts #montanaartscene #artcollector #functionalceramics #livewithart #commissionart
Goedele Vanhille’s intimate, abstract bird sculptures grace the gallery in our current exhibition, “Each Bright Galaxy.” Her ceramic and bronze pieces are breathtaking as can be, with carved surfaces and intricate forms that catch the eye and pull at our heartstrings. “These last few years I have made a journey into what it means to be human, with all its complexities of emotions, feelings and contradictions. This journey has inspired my recent explorations of surface, space and form. In the landscapes and canyons of the human heart reside the “Birds of the Inner Heart.” They are travelers from other worlds, unchained spirits, messengers and survivors. In this series of work, the form is activated by the surface; I am mesmerized by how a single line can bring a form to life, a line that contains the rhythm and soul of the piece, a line through space, a three-dimensional line. I keep on listening, responding and learning -applying what I know, remaining curious and willing to go out on a limb.” — Goedele Vanhille Goedele has been making sculptural clayworks since she was twelve years old. After finishing college in Belgium with a degree in Ceramics, she came to the Tuscarora Pottery School in Nevada for a four-month clay-intensive program under Dennis Parks. Once back in Belgium, she made functional work to be sold in shops around the country and created sculptural work for exhibitions. Goedele returned to Tuscarora for another summer of study, and then attended Paul Soldner’s special student program in Claremont, California. She moved to southwest Colorado, and for the last 33 years has maintained a ceramic studio and raised a family. See Goedele’s impressive bird series part of “Each Bright Galaxy” at Radius through May 25th. Live outside of Missoula? Check out Goedele’s work via the virtual tour on the Radius website! : : #radiusgallerymissoula #downtownmissoula #missoulaarts #montanaartscene #contemporaryart #ceramicsculpture #artcollector #livewithart #goedelevanhille
We are at 30% of our goal! Thank you to everyone who has contributed. This fundraising thing is new for Grow Music and your generosity floors me. Makes me tear up! We promise to keep the music going and igniting creativity in as many kids as we can! The day is NOT over, folks! Let's keep the money love flowing, friends! Got an uncle who loves to support music? Send him our way!! Thank you. Thank you. 🤩🎻 #MissoulaCommunity #missoulaeducation #missoulamt #missoulakids #missoulalife #missoulamusiceducation #missoulaarts #missoulamusic #missoulamontana #missoulagives2024 #MissoulaGives
We’re excited to invite you to an evening Walk & Talk with the wonderful, multi-faceted, Montana-based artist, Dana Boussard. On Wednesday, May 15th Dana will be guiding us on a tour through her new works on display in the exhibition “Each Bright Galaxy.” Join us as she imparts her inspirations and creative process behind her new work. Dana’s paintings, drawings, and silk scarves on display channel personal stories of home and relationship as they intersect universal stories of invasion and politics, each merging into dynamic and enticing visual narratives. Dana Boussard is a nationally renowned artist with artwork in the collections of private, corporate and public buildings throughout the country. She has an active studio practice as well as a long career in public art. She creates paintings, drawings, fiber arts, and glass installations at her studio in Arlee, MT. We can’t wait to dive deep into Dana’s work. Spots are limited to just 20, so RSVP before the talk fills up! We hope to see you there— link in bio! When: Wed, May 15 @ 5:00pm Where: Radius Gallery, 120 N Higgins Ave. : : #radiusgallerymissoula #danaboussard #downtownmissoula #artisttalk #missoulaarts #montanaartscene #artcollector #contemporaryart #painting #livewithart
did you know that if you miss your friends you can just make paintings of them to surround yourself with? and that this is allowed to be your master's work?? here's a very large painting of a very sad olivia who i miss so much !! #oilpainting #figurepainting #missoulaarts #montanaartist #universityofmontana #mfastudent #art #newamericanpaintings
COMMUNITY ART SHOUT OUT! We're delighted to be working with the fantastic folks of @misscast_productions again to provide Audio Description for their show Ordinary Days, opening next week at @thewestsidetheater. They will be providing Open Captioning at ALL of their shows for our deaf/hearing impaired/hard of hearing community as well as folks who struggle with audio processing. The TV monitor will be located in front of the stage, house left displaying live captions. Just buy a regular ticket, as these services should be visible from anywhere in the audience. Audio Description services are available May 3rd, 4th (matinee and evening show) and 5th for our blind/visually impaired/low vision community. If you’d like to utilize this service, just buy a regular ticket from Westside, and call Westside or email them at [email protected] to reserve a headset. Reach out to us or to Misscast with any questions, and we hope you take the time to check out this great production and support this incredible organization and their dedication to accessibility! #missoulatheatre #theatre #accessibilitymatters #audiodescription #arts #missoulanightlife #missoulaarts
Marissa Childers’s beautiful, functional and decorative ceramic pieces utilize a variety of textures and patterns to evoke an overall sense of joy. Paying homage to the domestic spaces we live in, her pieces explore themes of nostalgia, comfort, and femininity. See Marissa’s work for yourself, on display in our 9th Annual Ceramics Invitational! “My work explores moments of connection and intimacy while celebrating femininity and craft. Pottery plays such an important role within our society—it has a way of enriching everyday objects with purpose and beauty. Whether I’m creating dishes to celebrate a meal or building a vessel that decorates a room, my work is made to honor and enhance the domestic spaces around us. I strive to make functional pieces that are elegant yet inviting to touch and can be easily woven into the lives of others.” — Marissa Childers Marissa is a ceramic artist living in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. She was born in Florence, Alabama, where she earned her BFA from the University of North Alabama. Upon graduating she interned at Anderson Ranch Arts Center and soon after pursued her MFA at the University of Oklahoma. Marissa has exhibited her work at numerous galleries and has received various grants and awards to support her research, including support from the Oklahoma Visual Arts Coalition and the National Council for Education in the Ceramic Arts (NCECA). She was chosen as one of Ceramics Monthly’s Emerging Artists of 2022 and an Emerging Artist for NCECA in 2023. Only a few days left to see Marissa’s work in our current exhibit! We’re open tomorrow from 11am - 6pm and Saturday from 11am - 3pm! Live outside of Missoula? Check out Marissa’s pieces via the virtual tour on the Radius website! : : #radiusgallerymissoula #radiusclayworks #downtownmissoula #missoulaarts #montanaartscene #artcollector #contemporaryart #livewithart #ceramics #marissachilders
The virtual tour for our newest exhibit, “Each Bright Galaxy” is now up on the Radius Website! Peruse the incredibly crafted artworks of Dana Boussard, Doug Turman, and Goedele Vanhille from your own phone or computer! Get a close up view of Dana Boussard’s scarves and paintings, Doug Turman’s mixed media works & paintings, and Goedele Vanhille’s ceramic and bronze sculptures! A great way to see the exhibit if you live outside of Missoula or haven’t had the chance to stop into the gallery to see it in person yet! See the show in person or online, up now through May 25th! Virtual tour link in bio! Gallery Hours: Tuesday - Friday (11am - 6pm) & Saturdays (11am - 3pm). Closed Sunday - Monday. : : #radiusgallerymissoula #downtownmissoula #virtualtour #missoulaarts #montanaartscene #contemporaryart #artcollector #livewithart
Next week we will be presenting the latest exhibition in Radius Clayworks— “The Artful Table,” opening FRIDAY, MAY 3RD! This exhibit will showcase desirable handcrafted dinnerware sets created by Molly Berger, Tara Wilson, Courtney Michaud, Stephanie Seguin, & Courtney Murphy. Online Preview: Thursday, May 2 Opening Reception: Friday, May 3, 5 - 8pm Opening Weekend: Friday, May 3: 11am - 8pm Saturday, May 4: 11am - 3pm Website goes public: Saturday, May 4 Virtual Tour published the following week Join us for a lively exhibition opening with a reception from 5 - 8pm during First Friday! As always, everyone is welcome! : : #radiusgallerymissoula #radiusclayworks #functionalceramics #downtownmissoula #montanaartscene #missoulaarts #artcollector #contemporaryart #contemporaryceramics #mollyberger #tarawilson #courtneymichaudceramics #stephanieseguin #courtneymurphy
Kelly B. Justice’s bright and cheerful functional ceramics have been an eye-catching force in this year’s 9th Annual Ceramics Invitational. Each of her artworks carefully pieced together with decorative slipcast porcelain panels, are a true delight— see them in their final week on display at Radius Clayworks! “I find alluring shapes, patterns and textures in all kinds of things: vintage glassware, old light fixtures, plastic food canisters, silicone mats for rolling out cake fondant. Through the processes of mold- making and slip-casting, I alter these objects and compose them into new forms. Using intensely colored porcelains and glazes, I superimpose patterns over textures and contrast glossy surfaces with sensually smooth matte finishes. The bold surface imagery—floral motifs, sunbursts, geometric and radial designs—paired with the symmetry of the forms, serves to elicit a sense of lightheartedness and play, abundance and multiplicity. I create vibrant wares, confident and assertive, designed to brighten the living space and add a bit of joy each time they are used.” — Kelly B. Justice Kelly is a full-time practicing artist in Rochester, New York. Originally from Marion, Arkansas, she received her MFA in Ceramics from Alfred University. She has been an artist-in-residence at Genesee Center for the Arts and Education in Rochester, where she later worked as the in-house Ceramic Studio Manager. Her work has appeared in group and solo exhibitions throughout the country. See Kelly’s wonderful ceramic work on display in the 9th Annual Ceramics Invitational before it closes on April 27th! Live outside of Missoula? See the show via the virtual tour on the Radius website! : : #radiusgallerymissoula #radiusclayworks #downtownmissoula #missoulaarts #montanaartscene #artcollector #functionalceramics #contemporaryart #livewithart #kellybjustice
Kate Schroeder’s fun and colorful, mid-century modern inspired ceramic sculptures, lamps, and mugs channel themes of domesticity and how our dwellings help sustain us. Her delightful ceramic pieces have made themselves at home in our 9th Annual Ceramics Invitational, on display through April 27th! “My work is inspired by the emotional impact of collecting objects— why we collect them, and the significance of the ones we choose. I celebrate the domestic home and the integral use of nature within our living spaces. Throughout my art career I have added light media into my work. I have always been impacted by light and how it affects the world around us. More recently I have rediscovered how important it is to my creativity and mental health. My lamp series reflects my interest in domesticity while concurrently showcasing the importance of sunlight within our spaces and our lives.” — Kate Schroeder Kate is a ceramicist and professional artist residing in Kansas City, Missouri. She earned a BFA in Sculpture and Ceramics from the University of Central Missouri and an MFA, also emphasizing Sculpture and Ceramics, from the University of Alaska Fairbanks. Kate has work in collections around the globe. Before transitioning to a full-time artist, she spent nearly a decade as an educator working for universities, art institutes, and community colleges. Only one more week to see Kate’s work on display in the 9th Annual Ceramics Invitational! Live outside of Missoula? Check out the show via the virtual tour on the Radius website! : : #radiusgallerymissoula #radiusclayworks #downtownmissoula #montanaartscene #missoulaarts #artcollector #contemporaryceramics #livewithart #kateschroeder
Here’s a sneak peek of our next exhibition, “Each Bright Galaxy” opening tomorrow at Radius! Featuring the mixed-media paintings of Doug Turman, paintings and silk scarves of Dana Boussard, and the ceramic and bronze work of Goedele Vanhille, this show explores the creative worlds forged by these artists. Join us for a lively opening reception tomorrow, Friday, April 19th from 5 - 7pm! All three artists will be in attendance for a fabulous evening! As always, everyone is welcome! : : #radiusgallerymissoula #downtownmissoula #montanaartscene #missoulaarts #artcollector #contemporaryart #ceramicsculpture #painting #mixedmedia #livewithart #dougturman #danaboussard #goedelevanhille
Debra Oliva creates colorful, functional ceramics that utilize decorative elements such as form, line, color, and pattern. By incorporating these details, she aims to covey a quiet yet strong temperament in her work. Her visually captivating ceramic pieces can be admired in our 9th Annual Ceramics Invitational exhibit! “Much of what I create has its roots in the utilitarian pottery tradition where functional concerns are paramount. However, it is my belief that aesthetic considerations and functional concerns should share equal importance. Achieving a good balance between the two is my challenge. The objects I most enjoy creating are those that beg to live outside of the cupboard as objects for contemplation and enrichment, until called into service.” — Debra Oliva Debra was born and raised in the suburbs of Chicago. She attended Northern Illinois University, earning a BFA in Drawing and Painting. After graduating, she went on to work in the printing industry for more than a decade. She began taking classes at an area potter’s guild and continued her education attending dozens of workshops. She has now been working in clay for more than 30 years. Oliva’s work has been awarded prizes in several national and international shows, and was selected for inclusion in Lark Books’ 500 Pitchers and 500 Teapots II. She maintains a studio at her home in Michigan. Pop into the gallery to see Debra’s bold and bright ceramics for yourself through April 27th! Don’t live in Missoula? Check out the exhibition via the virtual tour on the Radius website! : : #radiusgallerymissoula #radiusclayworks #downtownmissoula #missoulaarts #montanaartscene #artcollector #contemporaryceramics #livewithart #debraoliva
Stephanie J. Frostad’s new show “Sustenance,” explores the many sources of nourishment we crave and require in order to truly thrive: the food and drink we need for survival, our personal relationships, the stories we share, the art we create, and anything else that improves our experiences of connection and belonging. Her collection of paintings and drawings are inspired similarly by one of Mary Oliver’s observations— that the world we inhabit also inhabits us. “As a narrative painter my objective is to present the essential elements of a story: a character or two, a sense of place and time, a moment of connection, tension or reflection. I seek figures and scenarios that are both personally compelling and socially relevant. With measures of clarity and ambiguity I hope to create imaginative space for viewers to bring their own perspectives into the tale.” — Stephanie J. Frostad Stephanie J. Frostad studied at Studio Arts Center International in Florence, Italy, and at the Maryland lnstitute’s College of Art. Her training continued at the University of Montana, where she earned an MFA. She has exhibited work throughout the US and abroad in Canada, China, Italy and New Zealand. Her solo exhibition, News of the World: Stephanie J. Frostad, opened at the Paris Gibson Square Museum of Art in Great Falls in 2018, and a retrospective of her work, Stephanie J. Frostad: The Evocative Moment, exhibited in 2019 at the Montana Museum of Art and Culture in Missoula. Frostad received an Artist’s Innovation Award from the Montana Arts Council in 2017. Born and raised in Walla Walla, Washington, Frostad now lives and works in Missoula. See Stephanie’s show on display in the upstairs gallery at Radius through May 11th! : : #radiusgallerymissoula #downtownmissoula #montanaartscene #missoulaarts #contemporaryart #painting #drawing #artcollector #livewithart #strphaniejfrostad
Justin Paik Reese creates delicately carved and decorated jars that are influenced by memories that straddle the lines of what’s real and what becomes misconstrued over time. Drawing influence from both his Korean heritage and the downtown Neoclassical architecture of Youngstown, Ohio, Justin’s work is a wonderful addition to this year’s Ceramic Invitational exhibit at Radius! “Growing up in a dilapidated town full of architectural genius, and often traveling to South Korea at a young age to visit my mother’s family, my memories offer up a beautiful clash of opposites. Living through the chaos of the 90s and experiencing pop culture through the lens of two different worlds, I find ways to embrace that turbulence and integrate contrasts into my work, evoking thought and question, tugging at the viewer to experience something odd. I am in pursuit of what makes a thing truly memorable, attempting to forge confusion into beauty.” — Justin Paik Reese Justin has a BFA from Columbus College of Art and Design in Columbus, Ohio. His passions and inspirations involve 90s pop culture, retro video game collections, old school sports figures, and architecture, all of which serve to inspire his current work. He currently lives in Youngstown, Ohio, where he has a family and personal studio. Justin fires his work to cone 10/11 in soda-fired reduction inside of a downdraft kiln that he built in 2017. See Justin’s work on display in our 9th Annual Ceramics Invitational through April 27th. Live outside of Missoula? Check out the exhibition through the virtual tour on the Radius website! : : #radiusgallerymissoula #radiusclayworks #contemporaryceramics #downtownmissoula #montanaartscene #missoulaarts #artcollector #livewithart #justinpaikreese
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Sarah J. Conti’s incredibly detailed ceramic birds are not only breathtaking in their realism, but also hold powerful messaging about the state of our natural environment. Her birds can be seen taking flight in our 9th Annual Ceramics Invitational, on display through April 27th! “In my sculpture practice I convey that climate justice is social justice. Birds are particularly vulnerable to the deadly effects of climate change; similarly, environmental issues will first impact the most vulnerable humans—those who don’t have the ability or resources to escape impending natural disasters, despite contributing the least to climate pollution. I use birds literally to reference the dangers they face now and in the future, and metaphorically as stand-ins for people to discuss historic and current social issues. Birds have wisdom and warnings to convey if only we can listen.” — Sarah J. Conti Sarah is a ceramic sculptor who is passionate about ecology, conservation, and social matters, as well as sparking conversations about climate change and the impact humans have on the earth. Sarah is from western Washington and received her BFA with an emphasis in sculpture from the University of Idaho. She did post-baccalaureate work at Oregon College of Art in Portland and the University of Montana in Missoula. With a group of four other ceramists Sarah co-founded Wildfire Ceramic Studio in Missoula and ran the in-house gallery. She now lives in Boise, Idaho. See these works in person! We’re open Tues - Fri (11am - 6pm) and Saturdays (11am - 3pm). Don’t live in Missoula? Check out Sarah’s birds via the virtual tour on our website! : : #radiusgallerymissoula #radiusclayworks #montanaartscene #missoulaarts #downtownmissoula #contemporaryceramics #artcollector #livewithart #sarahjconti
Get ready to ignite your creative spirit at the Missoula Arts Mixer, happening on Thursday, April 18, 2024, from 4pm to 6pm at the stunning Montana Museum of Art and Culture. Calling all students and alumni creators, this is your chance to connect, collaborate, and celebrate your artistic passions. Join us for an evening of inspiration and networking in a captivating setting. Whether you're a painter, musician, writer, or any kind of creative, this event promises to be a hub of artistic energy you won't want to miss. #arts #music #creators #liberalarts #careers #careerinthearts #elcs #umontana #umt #griz #gogriz #missoulaarts
Our next exhibition, “Each Bright Galaxy” will be unveiled next FRIDAY, APRIL 19TH! Join us as we feast our eyes upon the lively, bold, and exciting works of Dana Boussard, Doug Turman, and Goedele Vanhille. Online Preview: Thursday, April 18 Opening Reception: Friday, April 19, 5 - 7pm Opening Weekend: Friday, April 19: 11am - 7pm Saturday, April 20: 11am - 3pm Website goes public: Saturday, April 20 Virtual Tour published the following week Join us for a wonderful time celebrating the opening of this exhibit with a lively reception from 5 - 7pm! All three artists will be in attendance! As always, everyone is welcome! : : #radiusgallerymissoula #downtownmissoula #missoulaarts #montanaartscene #artcollector #contemporaryart #livewithart #danaboussard #dougturman #goedelevanhille
Jill Oberman’s stunning stoneware ceramic wall pieces are currently on display in our 9th Annual Ceramics Invitational exhibit. Her work explores issues of growth, attachment, affinity, opposition, and experience as they tie to ideas of architectural structures. “People universally establish protective structures, both architecturally and psychologically. In exploring ways they relate to one other through these structures, I am investigating the tension revealed in the spaces between and around objects. My most recent work explores the idea of an “absent presence,” where what is most important is perhaps that which is no longer there. This work attempts to express a feeling of optimism and hope through inevitable absence and loss, and to convey a sense that the horizon might be a point of restoration: a space where there is a convergence of expectation, destiny, desire, hopelessness, distance, and vision.” — Jill Oberman Jill Oberman earned her MFA from the Rochester Institute of Technology School for American Crafts, and her BA from Hamilton College in Clinton, New York. She has been a resident artist at numerous art institutions, notably Anderson Ranch, the Archie Bray Foundation, and Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts. Oberman currently lives in Red Lodge, Montana, where she works as Curator and Gallery Coordinator at the Red Lodge Clay Center. Her ceramic sculptures have been widely exhibited throughout the United States. Join us tomorrow evening at 5:00pm for a Walk & Talk with Jill Oberman & Julia Galloway as they explore the 9th Annual Ceramics Invitational! Spots still available— sign up at the link in our bio! : : #radiusgallerymissoula #radiusclayworks #jilloberman #contemporaryceramics #downtownmissoula #missoulaarts #montanaartscene #artcollector #livewithart
The virtual tour Stephanie J. Frostad’s new exhibition, “Sustenance,” is now up on Radius website! Experience this incredible series of drawings and paintings by one of Missoula’s most beloved artists, from the comfort of your own home! If you haven’t been able to make it in yet or live outside of Missoula, this online feature is the one for you! So head on over to our website to check out the virtual tour, or to purchase one of Stephanie’s pieces for yourself! Happy browsing— link in bio! : : #radiusgallerymissoula #downtownmissoula #missoulaarts #montanaartscene #artcollector #virtualtour #contemporaryart #painting #drawing #livewithart #stephaniejfrostad
THIS SATURDAY, April 13th we’ll be hosting a jewelry pop-up in our upstairs gallery! From 11am - 2pm come on in and check out stunning jewelry made by a handful of exceptionally talented Missoula makers! This pop-up will feature jewelry pieces by AC Designs, Annicia Jewelry, Carla Bissinger, Louisa B Designs, & Emily Dubrawski Art! We hope to see you all on Saturday! : : #radiusgallerymissoula #downtownmissoula #missoulaarts #montanaartscene #contemporaryart #missoulajewelry #livewithart #jewelrypopup #missoulamakers
One week left to see our current exhibition, “Mysteries Too Marvelous”— closing next Saturday, April 13th. The ceramics of Candice Methe, the photography & mosaics of Nina Glaser, and the woodblock prints of James G. Todd make for an incredible exhibition that you won’t want to miss! Stop by to see it in person! Were open Tuesday - Friday (11am - 6pm) and Saturdays (11am - 3pm). : : #radiusgallerymissoula #downtownmissoula #missoulaarts #montanaartscene #artcollector #contemporaryart #livewithart #candicemethe #ninaglaser #jamesgtodd
Catch a glimpse of our new exhibition, “Sustenance: new works Stephanie J. Frostad,” OPENING TOMORROW, April 5th! Join us tomorrow during First Friday to celebrate Missoula’s own, Stephanie J. Frostad and the incredible paintings and drawings she’s created for this new exhibit! In this new collection of artworks Stephanie explores our capabilities and responsibilities for generating and stewarding our own sustenance. With over 40 new incredible pieces, this is a show you won’t want to miss! We hope to see you tomorrow for the opening! We’ll be open from 11am - 8pm! : : #radiusgallerymissoula #downtownmissoula #montanaartscene #missoulaarts #artcollector #contemporaryart #painting #drawing #livewithart #stephaniejfrostad
Celebrate Earth Day early with Julia Galloway at Radius Clayworks! Join the dynamic Julia Galloway—UM Ceramics Professor and Ceramics Monthly’s Artist of the Year—as she catches us up-to-date on her ambitious Endangered Species project. This project sheds light on an important ecological issue of our time and presents a fantastic exemplar of how art can help raise awareness. Julia is carving the likeness of species on an urn for every endangered and extinct animal in the US, somewhere north of 1300 individual urns. The series is set to launch in 2025 at the Missoula Art Museum. The series will tour across the U.S. in an effort to make an often intangible but urgent concern more seen, felt and acted upon. We can’t wait to delve into the ceramic techniques, inspirations, and environmental activism surrounding this incredible series of works. When: Wed, April 17 @ 5:00pm Where: Radius Clayworks, 124 N. Higgins Ave. Spots are limited to just 30, so RSVP before spots fill up! Link in bio! Gallery contact: (406) 541-7070 Gallery Hours: Tues - Fri 11 - 6pm; Sat 11 - 3 : : #radiusgallerymissoula #radiusclayworks #juliagalloway #endangeredspeciesproject #artisttalk #downtownmissoula #montanaartscene #missoulaarts #contemporaryceramics #artcollector #livewithart
Kyle Scott Lee’s impressive ceramic vessels grace the gallery walls of Radius’s 9th Annual Ceramics Invitational. Adorned with traditional shapes, abstract design, and vibrant glazes, Kyle’s pieces evoke joy in anyone lucky enough to view them. “My work is inspired by artists Jean-Michel Basquiat and Piet Mondrian. I’m also drawn to principles of simple design with directional fine lines, as well as the freeform movement of abstract design. I like bold color, depth and the imperfection of abstraction combined with traditionally shaped forms that are at once functional and sculptural.” —Kyle Scott Lee Kyle lives in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn, New York. He creates voluptuous vessels and well-turned cups that provide the canvas for his unique hand-painting and applied surface treatments. For many years Kyle’s practice has included teaching at the Educational Alliance Art School and other institutions. He has studied ceramics in multiple studios throughout Manhattan and Brooklyn, and has exhibited in solo and group gallery exhibitions in New York and abroad. His work appears in private collections in London, Paris, New York, Pittsburgh, North Carolina and beyond. He is a founding and active member of BKLYN Clay and the first recipient of the BKLYN Clay artist residency. See Kyle Scott Lee’s work in person, on display at Radius Clayworks! Live outside of Missoula? Check out the show through the virtual tour on the Radius website! : : #radiusgallerymissoula #radiusclayworks #contemporaryceramics #kylescottlee #downtownmissoula #missoulaarts #montanaartscene #artcollector #livewithart
Didem Mert’s brightly colored, hand-painted functional ceramics combine elements of collage, drawing, and illustration that evoke a sense of nostalgia, emotion and playfulness. Her eye-catching work is currently featured in the “9th Annual Ceramics Invitational” At Radius Clayworks. “I’m a first-gen American, daughter of a Turkish woodworker, and was raised in a design-rich environment that has influenced who I am and my current body of work. Geometry, texture, play, symbolism, color, and functionality all emanate from the artistic environment in which I was raised. I draw upon my cultural heritage to bring a unique, imaginative sensibility to my work.” — Didem Mert Didem was born and raised in Cincinnati, OH. She received her BFA from Northern Kentucky University and her MFA from Edinboro University of Pennsylvania. Mert’s work was published in Ceramics Monthly’s 2014 Undergraduate Showcase, and she was featured on the cover of Pottery Making Illustrated’s Jan/Feb 2016 issue as well as CFile’s list of 15 Potters to Watch in 2016. Mert was also featured in Architectural Digest’s 10 Ceramic Artists Giving Pottery A Modern Update, and was honored as one of Ceramics Monthly’s Emerging Artists of 2018. She has been an artist-in-residence at Watershed Center for the Ceramic Arts as well as the Archie Bray Foundation. She currently lives in Sebastopol, California, working as a full-time studio potter and artist. Check out Didem’s work currently on display through April 27th! Live outside of Missoula? Check out her work via our virtual tour on the Radius website! : : #radiusgallerymissoula #radiusclayworks #didemmert #downtownmissoula #montanaartscene #missoulaarts #contemporaryceramics #artcollector #livewithart
Radius’s second Walk & Talk of the 9th Annual Ceramics Invitational will be led in tandem by Jill Oberman & Julia Galloway! Join us as these two long-time friends and talented ceramic artists discuss the artworks featured in this Clayworks exhibition. Radius’s annual show highlights ceramic works hailing from all corners of the country, skillfully crafted to show the impressive scope of the ceramics medium. As one of the ten featured artists in the show Jill Oberman will lend insight into her new work as well as help speak on the ceramics created by her fellow showcased artists— Marissa Childers, Sarah J. Conti, Kelly B. Justice, Kyle Scott Lee, Didem Mert, Janina Myronova, Debra Oliva, Justin Paik Reese, & Kate Schroeder. We can’t wait to witness all the fun Jill and Julia will have on Thursday, April 11 at 5:00pm. We hope to see you there! RSVP at the link in our bio! : : #radiusgallerymissoula #radiusclayworks #contemporaryceramics #juliagalloway #jilloberman #downtownmissoula #missoulaarts #montanaartscene #artcollector #livewithart #artisttalk
#Repost @radius.gallery with @use.repost ・・・ Experience the virtual tour of the 9th Annual Ceramics Invitational, now on display at Radius Clayworks! From the comfort of your own home, check out the functional and sculptural ceramic works featured in our latest exhibit. Enjoy gazing upon works by Marissa Childers, Sarah J. Conti, Kelly B. Justice, Kyle Scott Lee, Didem Mert, Janina Myronova, Jill Oberman, Debra Oliva, Justin Paik Reese, & Kate Schroeder! Enjoy the virtual tour— link in bio! : : #radiusgallerymissoula #radiusclayworks #contemporaryceramics #montanaartscene #missoulaarts #downtownmissoula #artcollector #livewithart #virtualtour
Experience the virtual tour of the 9th Annual Ceramics Invitational, now on display at Radius Clayworks! From the comfort of your own home, check out the functional and sculptural ceramic works featured in our latest exhibit. Enjoy gazing upon works by Marissa Childers, Sarah J. Conti, Kelly B. Justice, Kyle Scott Lee, Didem Mert, Janina Myronova, Jill Oberman, Debra Oliva, Justin Paik Reese, & Kate Schroeder! Enjoy the virtual tour— link in bio! : : #radiusgallerymissoula #radiusclayworks #contemporaryceramics #montanaartscene #missoulaarts #downtownmissoula #artcollector #livewithart #virtualtour
We couldn’t be more honored and excited to present the next solo exhibition at Radius Gallery, “Sustenance: new works by Stephanie J. Frostad” opening next Friday, April 5th! Join us as we celebrate this new collection of works by Missoula’s very own, Stephanie J. Frostad. With over 30 new paintings and drawings, we cannot wait to share this show with the Missoula community! Please stop by during April’s First Friday between 11am - 8pm, and enjoy an opening reception from 5-7pm in Radius’s upstairs gallery! As always, everyone is welcome! We hope to see you all there! : : #radiusgallerymissoula #stephaniejfrostad #downtownmissoula #montanaartscene #missoulaarts #contemporaryart #artcollector #painting #drawing #livewithart
Here’s a sneak peek of all the dazzling and detailed works featured in Radius’s 9th Annual Ceramics Invitational— OPENING TOMORROW, March 22nd! The 9th iteration of the Ceramics Invitational exhibit features the work of ten brilliant artists from across the country— Marissa Childers, Sarah J. Conti, Kelly B. Justice, Kyle Scott Lee, Didem Mert, Janina Myronova, Jill Oberman, Debra Oliva, Justin Paik Reese, & Kate Schroeder. We can’t wait for everyone to see the array of fully conceptualized, superbly crafted functional and sculptural artworks that collectively demonstrate the extraordinary potential and versatility of the medium. Join us for an opening reception tomorrow evening from 5-7pm at Radius Clayworks. As always, all are welcome! : : #radiusgallerymissoula #radiusclayworks #contemporaryceramics #downtownmissoula #montanaartscene #missoulaarts #artcollector #contemporaryart #livewithart
Candice Methe’s grand ceramic vessels show the beauty in the presence of the hand. Each one of her detailed, sculpted vessels shows remnants of intention, a deep relationship with clay, and connection to life, both past and present. “I’m interested in the vessel as a metaphor. Having grown up poor, I’ve never been able to let go of function in my work; everything has to have some sort of purpose. But I’m also interested in so much more than the cup, the bowl, the teapot. ... I don’t always start out with a concrete idea; I build intuitively until something starts to happen. It’s a collaboration between me and the material, and it’s through my hands and the quality of touch that I’m able to honor honesty, vibrancy, energy, and humility.” — Candice Methe Originally from Falmouth, Massachusetts, Candice is a studio artist and educator now living in Gerton, North Carolina. She has been working in clay for twenty-five years and has held residencies at the Roswell Artist in Residence Foundation, The Archie Bray Foundation for the Ceramic Arts, Red Lodge Clay Center, and Santa Fe Clay. She received her BFA in Ceramics and Art History from Northern Arizona University and her MFA from the University of Minnesota. Inspired by historical objects, she has traveled to Japan, Nicaragua and sites across the US to study various practices of clay artisans. In 2016 she received the Warren MacKenzie Advancement Award through Northern Clay Center to travel to Ghana, West Africa, where she studied indigenous clay architecture and learned traditional ways of working with clay. See Candice’s ceramic vessels on display in our current exhibition, “Mysteries Too Marvelous” alongside the works of James G. Todd and Nina Glaser through April 13th! Don’t live in Missoula? Browse Candice’s work online or through our virtual tour! : : #radiusgallerymissoula #candicemethe #candicemetheceramics #downtownmissoula #missoulaarts #montanaartscene #artcollector #contemporaryart #livewithart
We are excited to invite you to our latest guided tour at Radius Clayworks! Join us as UM Sculpture Professor, Trey Hill, leads a Walk & Talk of the 9th Annual Ceramics Invitational exhibit. This yearly exhibition features ceramic works hailing from all corners of the country, skillfully crafted to show the impressive scope of the ceramics medium. On Wednesday, March 27 at 5:00pm, Trey will impart his vast clay knowledge and will help us delve into the works of Marissa Childers, Sarah J. Conti, Kelly B. Justice, Kyle Scott Lee, Didem Mert, Janina Myronova, Jill Oberman, Debra Oliva, Justin Paik Reese, & Kate Schroeder. We hope to see you there! Spots are limited to just 20, so RSVP before spots fill up! Link in bio! : : #radiusgallerymissoula #radiusclayworks #treyhill #downtownmissoula #montanaceramics #contemporaryart #montanaartscene #missoulaarts #artisttalk #artcollector #livewithart
Nina Glaser’s vibrant mixed media mosaics capture the human figure, telling timeless stories to onlooking viewers. Having had a 20-year career as an accomplished, internationally recognized fine-art photographer, Nina now repurposes her black-and-white figures behind colorful stained glass, creating new stories to tell. “My work has always explored relationships—the timeless conflicts and yearnings of human beings. The visual stories I create are allegorical, often inspired by mythologies. I’m fascinated by co-existing realities, contradictions and the tensions they create.”— Nina Glaser Ninas’s work has appeared in dozens of group and solo exhibitions over the past four decades and is included in the permanent collections of UCLA’s Wight Art Gallery, Triton Museum of Art, Yale University, as well as other institutions. Nina spent her formative years in Israel, and now currently resides in Santa Fe, New Mexico. See Nina’s work on display alongside works by Candice Methe and James Todd through April 13th! : : #radiusgallerymissoula #ninaglaser #ninaglaserphotography #downtownmissoula #missoulaarts #montanaartscene #contemporaryart #mosiacart #artcollector #livewithart
new and full of the ever present studio glare #art #oilpainting #missoulaarts #painting #figurativeart
The Virtual Tour for our newest exhibit, “Mysteries Too Marvelous”, is now up on the Radius website! Live outside of Missoula and can’t see the show in person? Not to fret! Meander through Radius Gallery from the comfort of your own home! Nina Glaser’s blend of mosaic glass and original photography, next to Candice Methe’s ceramic vessels, alongside James G. Todd’s intricate woodblock prints have made for a beautiful exhibition! We can’t wait for people to see it in person and afar! To see the Virtual Tour, click the link in our bio! We’re open Tuesday - Friday (11am - 6pm) and Saturdays (11am - 3pm), closed Sunday & Monday. : : #radiusgallerymissoula #downtownmissoula #missoulaarts #montanaartscene #artcollector #contemporaryart #livewithart #candicemethe #ninaglaser #jamestodd
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#Repost @radius.gallery with @use.repost ・・・ NEW EXHIBITION OPENING NEXT FRIDAY— Radius Gallery’s 9th Annual Ceramics Invitational! We can’t wait to unveil an exhibit of ceramic works by 10 unbelievably talented artists from Montana and beyond! Radius Clayworks will be showcasing pieces by Marissa Childers, Sarah J. Conti, Kelly B. Justice, Kyle Scott Lee, Didem Mert, Janina Myronova, Jill Oberman, Debra Oliva, Justin Paik Reese, & Kate Schroeder. Online preview: Thursday, March 21 Opening Reception: Friday, March 22: 5-7pm Opening Weekend: Friday, March 22nd: 11am - 7pm Saturday, March 23rd: 11am - 3pm Website goes public: Saturday, March 23rd Virtual Tour published the following week. As always, all are welcome! : : #radiusgallerymissoula #radiusclayworks #contemporaryceramics #downtownmissoula #missoulaarts #montanaartscene #artcollector #livewithart #marissachilders #sarahjconti #kellybjustice #kylescottlee #didemmert #janinamyronova #jilloberman #debraoliva #justinpaikreese #kateschroeder
NEW EXHIBITION OPENING NEXT FRIDAY— Radius Gallery’s 9th Annual Ceramics Invitational! We can’t wait to unveil an exhibit of ceramic works by 10 unbelievably talented artists from Montana and beyond! Radius Clayworks will be showcasing pieces by Marissa Childers, Sarah J. Conti, Kelly B. Justice, Kyle Scott Lee, Didem Mert, Janina Myronova, Jill Oberman, Debra Oliva, Justin Paik Reese, & Kate Schroeder. Online preview: Thursday, March 21 Opening Reception: Friday, March 22: 5-7pm Opening Weekend: Friday, March 22nd: 11am - 7pm Saturday, March 23rd: 11am - 3pm Website goes public: Saturday, March 23rd Virtual Tour published the following week. As always, all are welcome! : : #radiusgallerymissoula #radiusclayworks #contemporaryceramics #downtownmissoula #missoulaarts #montanaartscene #artcollector #livewithart #marissachilders #sarahjconti #kellybjustice #kylescottlee #didemmert #janinamyronova #jilloberman #debraoliva #justinpaikreese #kateschroeder
Our newest exhibit, Mysteries Too Marvelous, opens tomorrow! We’re honored to exhibit new works by Nina Glaser, Candice Methe, & James G. Todd! Nina Glaser creates highly imaginative compositions beautifully blend mosaic glass and original photography. Candice Methe forms sculptural ceramic vessels alluringly embody the contemporary and the archaic. And James G. Todd carves expressive woodblocks to print images of artists-visual, literary & musical—celebrate the pursuit of creativity. Join us tomorrow night for a wonderful opening reception from 5-7pm! No better way to kick off your weekend than by enjoying Radius’s newest exhibition! Don’t miss out! Missoula’s own James G. Todd will be in attendance! We hope to see you tomorrow evening! : : #radiusgallerymissoula #jamestodd #candicemethe #ninaglaser #downtownmissoula #missoulaarts #montanaartscene #artcollector #contemporaryart #livewithart
Scenes from an art show. On display now at the @missoulapubliclibrary now through March 31st. Thank you @hellgatebands Jazz for the amazing music! Congratulations to our winners! . . . . . . #missoulaarts #missoulaartist #missoulaart #highschoolart #jazz #firstfriday #firstfridaymissoula #youthartmonth #montanayouthart #maeaarteducators
Happy Leap Day! Take this wonderful extra day of 2024 to visit the gallery and soak up some art! And what better time to visit than the last few days of our current exhibition, “Tell Me a Story” featuring the works of Amy Brakeman Livezey, Lillian R. Nelson, and Kelsey Wickwire! Don’t have time to stop by today? We’ll be open till 8pm tomorrow night for First Friday! This show closes on Saturday— check out the work before it’s gone! See you at Radius! : : #downtownmissoula #amybrakemanlivezey #lilliannelson #kelseywickwire #firstfridaymissoula #missoulaarts #montanaartscene #contemporaryart #livewithart
JOIN US next Wednesday, March 6th at 5:00pm as Steven Young Lee walks us through our current Clayworks exhibition, “A Beautiful Spirit” featuring the works of past Archie Bray alums, himself included! We are beyond grateful for Steven to make the trek from Helena to partake in this Walk & Talk. As the past Director of the Bray, we are thrilled to hear his insights about the artworks in the show and the immensely talented ceramic artists who created them. This ceramics exhibition showcases the works of Sam Chung, Christina Erives, Hiroe Hanazono, KleinReid, Yoonjee Kwak, Steven Young Lee, Julie Moon, Kensuke Yamada, & Sunkoo Yuh. You won’t want to miss the final Walk & Talk for this show! Spots are limited! Sign up at the link in our bio! See you Wednesday! : : #radiusgallerymissoula #radiusclayworks #stevenyounglee #archiebrayfoundation #downtownmissoula #missoulaarts #montanaartscene #montanaceramics #artcollector #contemporaryart #livewithart
Happy Leap Day! Take this wonderful extra day of 2024 to visit the gallery and soak up some art! And what better time to visit than the last few days of our current exhibition, “Tell Me a Story” featuring the works of Amy Brakeman Livezey, Lillian R. Nelson, and Kelsey Wickwire! Don’t have time to stop by today? We’ll be open till 8pm tomorrow night for First Friday! This show closes on Saturday— check out the work before it’s gone! See you at Radius! : : #radiusgallerymissoula #downtownmissoula #amybrakemanlivezey #lilliannelson #kelseywickwire #firstfridaymissoula #missoulaarts #montanaartscene #contemporaryart #livewithart
Radius Gallery is incredibly excited to announce that next Friday, March 8th, we will be opening the exhibition “Mysteries Too Marvelous” featuring new artworks of Nina Glaser, Candice Methe, & James G. Todd! Nina Glaser’s glass mosaics, Candice Methe’s ceramic vessels, and James G. Todd’s woodblock print images will all coexist beautifully in Radius’s newest show. Join us on the 8th from 5-7pm for an opening reception. As always, everyone is welcome. Can’t wait to see you there! : : #radiusgallerymissoula #jamestodd #candicemethe #ninaglasser #downtownmissoula #missoulaarts #montanaartscene #artcollector #contemporaryart #livewithart
Session 2 Violin classes begin tomorrow! Cello classes begin Monday! AND our SUMMER CLASSES are open for registration. Come make music with us. OH - and we got a new logo! 😍🎻🤩 . . . . #missoulamontana #missoulamusiceducation #missoulamusic #missoulaevents #missoulaarts #missoulalife #missoulakidsevents #missoulafamily #missoulakids #MissoulaEvents #missoulaviolinlessons #MissoulaCommunity #missoulaperformingarts #missoulamt #missoulamusiclessons #missoulaactivities #missoulaeducation