Hot Springs Artists Society
Juried Art Exhibition 2009
| The purpose of the Hot Springs Artists Society, Inc. is to develop the cultural, educational and creative well-being of our community through the sponsorship of events, workshops, and public performances. |
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Supporting Live Music, Art, Live Entertainment and other Cultural Events Since 1997
| Hot Springs Artists Society P.O. Box 549 Hot Springs, MT 59845 Phone: 406-741-2382 |
| "Art is a human activity having for its purpose the transmission to others of the highest and best feeling to which man has arisen." -Leo Tolstoy |
| Hot Springs Artists Society, Inc. Juried Art Exhibition May 5- June 30, 2009 |
| Hours Thursday - Saturday or by Appointment. "On the Wall" Gallery Wall Street Place Corner of Wall and Main Street Hot Springs, MT 59845 |
JUROR: Crystal Kingston
Crystal Kingston attended art school in New York City at Queens College from
1984–1988, including a semester in Paris. After school, she worked in the field of
computer graphic design until returning to her home state of Montana in 1994.
Working in a variety of media, including painting, sculpture, batik and
photography, she has exhibited her work in numerous galleries in the region and
elsewhere, and has been featured in a variety of national publications.
She owned and operated a restaurant/ gallery, the Wild Plum Station, in Dixon, MT
from 2004 until 2006, which featured live music on weekends and monthly rotating
art exhibits. Her work and photo journal blog can be seen on her website:
http://web.mac.com/crystalkingston
Crystal Kingston attended art school in New York City at Queens College from
1984–1988, including a semester in Paris. After school, she worked in the field of
computer graphic design until returning to her home state of Montana in 1994.
Working in a variety of media, including painting, sculpture, batik and
photography, she has exhibited her work in numerous galleries in the region and
elsewhere, and has been featured in a variety of national publications.
She owned and operated a restaurant/ gallery, the Wild Plum Station, in Dixon, MT
from 2004 until 2006, which featured live music on weekends and monthly rotating
art exhibits. Her work and photo journal blog can be seen on her website:
http://web.mac.com/crystalkingston
Vice-President Nisca Warthen presents Dallas Ott with her check
for Reserve Place. Dallas won Reserve Place and Peoples Choice
with her painting "Experience -The Best Teacher".
for Reserve Place. Dallas won Reserve Place and Peoples Choice
with her painting "Experience -The Best Teacher".
The Artists Reception was enjoyed by many from the community.
Art, food and good fellowship! What more could you ask for?
Art, food and good fellowship! What more could you ask for?
Lucky Howser receives his award
check for "Best of Show" for his
sculpture "God's Hand" from
Vice-President Nisca Warthen.
check for "Best of Show" for his
sculpture "God's Hand" from
Vice-President Nisca Warthen.