Livingston Montana Galleries
Livingston Gallery Association
In 1980, Livingston's only gallery was the Danforth, funded by the nonprofit Park County Friends of the Arts, and run (loosely) by Parks Reece, himself an artist. By 1986, the list included the Danforth, Roche Jaune, the Wishing Tree and the Wade galleries. By 1992, Visions West, Chatham Fine Art, FishTales, and the Parks Reece Gallery had opened, and Livingston had officially become "The Heart of Art in Montana," which the Livingston Gallery Association adopted as it's slogan when the group officially formed in 1993.
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Juliann Jones - Livingston Sculptures & Paintings
At the center of the Livingston art scene is Juliann Jones, offering an eclectic collection of original oils, unique ceramics and sculptures, notecards & custom portraits.
(406) 223-0021
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Vacation Guest Cottage - rental home near shops
In downtown Livingston - near the shopping, dining and galleries - is a unique 2-bdrm, 2-bath rental home just a mile from the Yellowstone River. Hot tub, WiFi, deck & BBQ.
(406) 223-0021
Bald Eagle in Flight
© Wild by Nature Gallery
The Gallery Association tries to incorporate local museums in their activities to help reinforce the importance of art and culture. By 1999, many of the cultural events in Livingston have become world-class, and feature arts and fine craft from around the world, covering traditional to abstract subject matter, and both contemporary and deceased artists.
Burl Jones Roche Jaune Galerie
Sleeping Giant Trade Center
5237 Hwy. 89 South
Livingston
406-222-8719
Superb selection of Western Art Originals and Prints by Western And Southwestern Artists. Bronzes by Burl Jones.
Raku Art and a wide selection of books and fine jewelry.
Chatham Fine Art
120 North Main
Livingston
406-222-1566
Russel Chatham oils, original lithographs, books posters, drawings, and his video "Winter Above Deep Creek".
Danforth Gallery
106 North Main
Livingston
406-222-6510
Exhibits change every two weeks in the summer at the Danforth Gallery, a not profit organization. Representing over one hundred artists, the Danforth prides itself on the variety of artists it represents. From internationally acclaimed artists to established regional artists to young, emerging artists, the Danforth maintains a western contemporary and folk style.
Old Patriarch standing in front of Mt. Moran
© Peter Volf Photography
Fish Tales
113 West Park
Livingston
406-222-0844
A living gallery with its own definition, Fish Tales has spirit. Home for over 30 regional artists, the gallery is an eclectic mix of folk art, clay, metalworks, photography, twig and log furnishings, fibers, hand painted, hand crafted, hand carved, batiks, leather works, floorcloths, jewelry, quilts, artwear... functional and non-functional.
Foreign Exchange
122 East Park Street
Livingston
406-222-8340
Eclectic international gifts, masks, pottery, jewelry, beautiful central Asian carpets, specialty foods wines and cheeses form around the world. Good strong coffee and fresh baked goods.
Out of Hand Gallery
Sleeping Giant Trade Center
5237 Hwy. 89 South
Livingston
406-222-8400
Featuring attractive, high quality, and functional products made in Montana. Our specialty is hand thrown porcelain and stoneware pottery from eight Montana artists. We also carry woodwork, jewelry, leatherwork, candles, soaps, metalwork, soups, teas, huckleberry products, ornaments, and much more. Packing, giftwrapping and shipping services at no additional cost.
Paradise Galley
2163 East River Road
Livingston
406-222-6297
Carol Newbury Howe western wildlife and sporting art.
A Young Calf
© Vertical Media
Parks Reece Gallery
119 South Main
Livingston, MT 59047
406-222-5724
Original paintings, lithographs and reproductions by Parks Reece.
Mordam Art
109 South Main
Livingston
406-222-0321
Mordam Art is the working studio and gallery of Montana artists Parke and Bonnie Goodman. Experience the classical beauty of Parke's traditional oil landscapes and Bonnie's homemade glass beads and jewelry.
The Wade Gallery
116 North Main
Livingston
406-222-0404
The Wade Gallery is an exhibit gallery and fine art brokerage. Established in 1986, this gallery features original fine art by regional artists, boasts Montana's most complete selection of photographs and photogravures from The North American Indian by Edward Sheriff Curtis, and offers a fine selection of pottery and jewelry by local artisans. The Wade Gallery also offers a complete framing service and is open year-round.
Visions West Gallery
108 South Main
Livingston
406-222-0337
Western, wildlife and fly fishing art. Featuring originals, bronzes, photography, old & rare books, jewelry, ceramics, metal sculpture, wood carvings, and other gift ideas. Quality custom framing.
Studio 10/11
119 South Main
Livingston
406-222-6602
Fine art gallery featuring local and regional artists. Classes and workshops for all ages and interests. Custom ceramic tilework. Open ceramic studio offering wheel time, glaze your own and hand building.
Livingston Dowtown Gallery Walks occur one Friday per month June - August 7:00 - 9:00 pm. Contact any gallery for info.
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Park County Friends of the Arts
Park County Friends of the Arts strives to make and maintain Livingston as an art center in Montana.
