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WELCOME TO OUR VIRTUAL GALLERY!

The ZACC's Virtual Gallery brings the art to you where you are! View art from the comfort of your living room, on a mountaintop, or even in the tub. All you need is the Internet! Browse the collection and purchase if you wish. Always feel free to email info@zootownarts.org if you would like to know more about a piece.

CURRENTLY ON DISPLAY IN OUR MAIN GALLERY

Last Best Print Fest is an annual month-long event devoted entirely to the wonderful world of printmaking, and is a fundraiser for the ZACC’s Public Print Shop. LBPF always includes a portfolio exchange, with each artist submitting an edition of twelve prints based on a theme. As part of the upcoming 2021 Last Best Print Fest, the ZACC Print Shop is hosting its tenth annual portfolio exchange. All participating printmakers submitted an edition of 12 prints based on the theme Make Me Laugh. Of the edition of twelve, ten of the prints will be redistributed to other participants in a random selection process. One print will be on display in the ZACC Main Gallery, as part of LBPF exhibition/silent auction. The last will be retained as part of a complete set for the ZACC Print Shop Archive.

VIEW & PURCHASE LAST BEST PRINT FEST PRINTS

CURRENTLY FOR SALE IN OUR BLACKFOOT COMMUNICATIONS GALLERY

In Rhiannon's words: "My artwork displayed is the culmination of my art school years. My intention is to showcase my journey throughout mediums and subjects, finding what felt important to express and talk about. We never usually get to see the behind the curtains or what's been left behind and thrown away. These years shaped me and helped me cultivate the direction of my art. So before I go, I wish to celebrate this finding of oneself. It’s messy, it doesn’t always fit together but there is a revelation towards the end that will be apparent.

With the different mediums you’ll be able to see the ways my art changes to suit it or what I keep the same throughout. You’ll see what I’m more equipped at and what my pitfalls are. The changes and improvement. The subjects I gravitate towards, the serious impactful ones and the cathartic interests that are entertaining. My cultural identity as a Native American woman takes more of a spotlight to what I make but there are times where indulging in interests such as horror or gothic literature creates some unique pieces.

Truthfully, I didn’t want to be tied down by a central theme and showing this intimate discovery felt more genuine to what I’ve been going through. It’s not polished, but it’s truthful. Selling this image of myself as always put together and knowing what I’ll make next is dishonest. It’s a difficult time creating so I’d like to show you it’s okay to not have it all figured out and that you’ll eventually come into your own within time."

CLICK HERE TO VIEW OR PURCHASE RHIANNON'S WORK.

CURRENTLY ON DISPLAY IN OUR YOUTH GALLERY

Inspired by the 6th Annual Missoula Monster Project in 2020, Clinton elementary students drew and described their own monsters. Then, Big Sky Academy High School students took these imaginative monster drawings and recreated them as ceramic sculptures! We're so excited to display these monster pairs in our Youth Gallery for the month of February, 2021. Collaborators for this show include: local ceramic artist and Big Sky Academy art teacher Shannon Thomasson, Clinton Elementary School second grade teacher Cody Davis, fifth grade teacher Tim Rose, and Clinton Elementary and Big Sky Academy students.

Clinton School Monsters
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VISIT OUR ONLINE ARTIST SHOP

The ZACC online Artist Shop offers local and regional artwork at accessible price points. We have a variety of gift items for the art lovers in your life, curated art supplies, all things ZACC, and other things we just love. Featuring affordable pieces by April Werle, Claire Emery, Courtney Blazon, Elisha Harteis, Laura Blue Palmer, Theo Ellsworth, and many more!

BROWSE OUR ONLINE ARTIST SHOP!

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