Welcome to the MAM Calendar! Here you can find all our upcoming Happenings – from tours to classes, parties to lectures you’re sure to find what you’re looking for.
Public programs help connect art to life. Through its programming, MAM strives to fulfill its mission of engaging audiences of all kinds in the exploration of contemporary art.
Get behind the scenes information from the artists themselves at gallery talks on First Friday, or mix and mingle with other art lovers at Artini. Like to get your hands dirty? Bring the whole family in for Saturday Family Art Workshops, and make your own masterpiece!
Check it out – there’s always something going on at MAM!
MAM is open 7 days a week from May 1 - August 31
February 15 - May 25, 2012
James Lavadour: Horse Stories
Lynda M. Frost Gallery Contemporary American Indian Gallery
MAM is delighted to host James Lavadour: Horse Stories, one of the region's most celebrated and respected artists. Lavadour has been described as a self taught painter, but the works featured in this exhibition speak more than ever to a mature, savvy, driven and hard working contemporary artist.
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March 23 - August 12, 2012
Raku Exhibition
Goldberg Family Library
MAM's Goldberg Family Library will host an intimate and educational exhibition of raku ceramics featuring works from both the collections of MAM and our friends at The Clay Studio of Missoula.
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May 04 - August 26, 2012
Montana Triennial: 2012
Throughout MAM
MAM's first Montana Triennial was hosted in 2009 and MAM's second Montana Triennial will be hosted May 4 - August 26, 2012.
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May 04 - September 09, 2012
Purple: Selections From MAM Collections
Travel Montana Lobby & Lela Autio Education Gallery
Color is one of the keys to communicating ideas in the art world, so why not develop an exhibit based on the use of a color, say Purple? This approach might seem serendipitous, but it also provides an opportunity to examine art objects side by side that might otherwise never be looked at together.
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June 01 - October 21, 2012
Dwayne Wilcox: Above the Fruited Plains
Lynda M. Frost Contemporary American Indian Gallery
Ledger Art has a rich history with the Plains people, but like many contemporary artists, Wilcox uses the ledger paper as a platform for contemporary expression. Wilcox is unique amongst many of the contemporary ledger artists, for his work is steeped in humor and irony.
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