HomeMy WebLinkAbout07-21-26 Correspondence - Montana Arts Council - Your Copy of the Summer 2026 Issue of State of the Arts Is Here!From:Montana Arts CouncilTo:Bozeman Public CommentSubject:[EXTERNAL]Your Copy of the Summer 2026 Issue of State of the Arts Is Here!Date:Tuesday, July 21, 2026 12:29:07 PM
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Art at the End of the Road
Jay Laber's sculpture of Blackfeet warriors, made of metal car parts and other scrap
Jay Laber's iconic warriors greet visitors to the Blackfeet Nation at multiple entry points.
The Summer 2026 issue of State of the Arts is live! In it...
We celebrate America's 250th birthday with the best part of the United States—
Montana—and talk about some out-of-the-way places that make it great, many of
which have been thriving since before America was born.
One thing that's been happening here for thousands of years is the making of
traditional and functional art, and those who've arrived more recently have added
new skills to the repertoire of Montana's folk arts. The craft of some wildly-talented
people was on full display at Montana Folk Festival in Butte.
Horsehair braiding is one such traditional art. And some of the best practitioners of
that art are doing it from behind bars at the Montana State Prison.
Two-thirds of Montana isn't mountains, but there are plenty of artistic high points
to visit in the Big Sky's east side. Come find out!
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Plus, our full slate of arts events in the summer calendar, book and music
reviews and more. Read it today!
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