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Sam Terakidas


Sam Terakidas/ Moose Horn Gallery


Sam started his professional career as a sculptor in 1992, although
painting and other art medias were always part of his life. Sam says, I
do primarily realistic wildlife and western bronze sculpture. A large
portion of my 56 years has been spent watching wildlife in its natural
habitat. My desire is to share the memories and emotion of those pieces
that I create.
The Montana Governors Cultural Foundation selected Sam to exhibit his
work at the state capitol Governors Mansion in January 2002. Sams
work is represented in galleries across the western United States, Canada,
and in Brussels, Belgium, as well as private collections around the world.
Sam currently resides in Livingston, Montana.

AWARDS
2008 Best of Show ~ Calgary Stampede Art Show in Alberta, Canada
2007 Best of Show ~ Natureworks Art Show in Tulsa, OK
2005 Best of Show ~ Natureworks Art Show
2005 Best of Show ~ Calgary Stampede Art Show
2005 Collector's Choice ~ Calgary Stampede Art Show
2005 Best of Show ~ Roughrider International in North Dakota
2004 Artist of the Year for the National Wild Turkey Federation
2004 First Place Bronze ~ Phippen Museum Art Show in Prescott, AZ
2004 Artist's Choice Award for 3D ~ Calgary Stampede Art Show
2003 Phippen Museum Award ~ Phippen Museum
2003 Artist's Choice Award for 3D ~ Calgary Stampede Art Show
2001 Best new artist ~ Calgary Stampede Art Show
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Park County Galleries



Banovich Fine Art
2 Pine Creek Road
Livingston, Montana 59047
Phone: 406.222.5445 or 888.486.3160
Email: banovich@qwest.net


Banovich Fine Art

John Banovich is among the most renowned international
wildlife artists, specializing in large oil paintings
of animals from around the world.
Banovich studied art and zoology at the University of Montana
and holds a degree in Visual Communication from the
Art Institute of Seattle.
His original oil paintings are owned and exhibited by
corporate organizations, including Tudor Investments and
The American Patriot Group, as well as by national museums,
including The Wildlife Experience, Hiram Blauvelt,
National Cowboy Hall of Fame, The National Museum
of Wildlife Art and The Leigh Yawkey Woodson Art Museum.
Banovich is on the board of The Society of Animal Artists and
the Board of Craighead Environmental Research Institute is
a featured judge for The Artist’s Magazine and is a master
artist who teaches workshops internationally.
He has been featured in national publications, including
Africa Geographic, The Artist’s Magazine, Wildlife Art,
Art Business News, Big Sky Journal and The African
Sporting Gazette.
Both he and his work have been featured on television
programs, including The Outdoor Channel, PBS and Outdoor
Life Network.
Banovich founded The Wildscapes Foundation, which
fosters cooperative efforts to conserve the earth’s wild
places to benefit the wildlife and the people who live
there, raising millions of dollars for conservation
and humanitarian causes.
Banovich is an award-winning artist who hopes that his
art will inspire us to protect our wildlife and ensure
its survival.
He currently lives and works outside of Livingston,
Montana in the beautiful Paradise Valley.

Stacey J. Peretz Vice President, Banovich Studios
Montana: 888.486.3160 Florida Direct: 941.473.9338
Email: banovich@qwest.net

B civilized
113 West Park Street
Phone:406.222.5996

Gwen Strachan Owner
'Contemporary Art and Fair trade hand made objects'

Chatham Fine Art
120 North Main Street
Phone:406.222.1566



Russell Chatham was born in San Francisco on October 27, 1939.
He lived in the city until 1949 when his family moved to
San Anselmo, where he spent the next twelve years.
For the following eleven years, he worked and lived in
Marshall, San Rafael, San Anselmo, Black Point, Bolinas,
and Nicasio, earning his living as a sign painter and
cabinetmaker slash carpenter. In the spring of 1972 he
moved to Livingston, Montana. As a painter and author,
Chatham is self-taught. He is the grandson of the great
landscape painter Gottardo Piazzoni.

He began exhibiting formally in 1958, and since then has
had something on the order of four hundred one man shows
at museums, art centers, private galleries, schools, colleges
and universities not only throughout the west in places
like Sun Valley, Aspen, Santa Fe and Denver, but also in
New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Washington, D.C.,
Chicago, Seattle, Dallas, San Francisco and Los Angeles.
His work has also been exhibited in Europe and the Orient.
Chatham began printmaking in 1981, and is today regarded
as one of the world's foremost lithographers.

Chatham's writing includes hundreds of articles, short
stories, essays and reviews about fly
fishing, bird hunting and conservation as well as a number
of pieces on food and wine.
Since 1967 his work has appeared in Esquire, Sports
Illustrated, The Atlantic, Men's Journal, Outside,
Sports Afield, Field & Stream, Outdoor Life, Gray's
Sporting Journal, Fly Fisherman, Fly Rod and Reel, as well
as in dozens of newspapers and smaller specialty magazines.
His books include; The Angler's Coast, Silent Seasons, and
Dark Waters. One new book is in progress, and should be
released in 2006. He is the founder and publisher of
Clark City Press, which, since 1989, has published
thirty-two books of fiction, non-fiction, poetry,
art, photography, and children's classics, all of which
have given the Livingston based company a sound national
reputation.

Crazy Mountain Photo and Video
119 West Callender Sreet
Livingston, Montana 59047


Danforth Gallery
106 N Main Street
Phone:406.222.6510


The Danforth/PCFA Mission is to nurture the creation and
awareness of art by providing opportunities for
contemporary artists and by offering innovative outreach
programs, so that our community—especially our youth—can
realize the importance of art in their lives.

Feldstein Gallery
Paradise Valley

Al Feldstein, retired Editor of MAD Magazine and former Artist,
Writer and Editor of E.C. Comics (He created "Tales From The Crypt"
and other 'Golden Age' titles!) now offers his Western,
Wildlife, Landscape and Sci-Fi/Fantasy Fine Art paintings.

Frame Garden
110 East Calender Street
Phone:406.222.5222

A contemporary fine art gallery with full service custom framing.

Garre Fine Art
112 N. Main Street
Phone:406.222.7847


Lifelong artists John Garre and Karen Garre have lived and
worked in Montana for over a decade. Their distinctly untamed
interpretations of the American West adorn the walls of prestigious
homes and businesses across the nation. Their finest works are
available at the Garre Fine Art gallery in
heart of historic downtown Livingston, Montana.
Original oil, pastels and watercolors by John and Karen Garre

Hrasky Fine Art
Sheila K. Hrasky Fine Art
105 West Lewis Street
Livingston, Montana 59047
Phone:406.222.2262



Paul Krapf Art Studio And Gallery
1099 Hyway US 89 (Mile Marker 11)
Gardiner, Montana 59030
Phone:406.848.7750 and 406.848.2416



Livingston Center for Art and Culture
119 S Main Street
Phone:406.222.5222

The Livingston Center is a newly formed non-profit
organization dedicated to providing an opportunity for artists
and professionals to share their skills
and talents with the residents of Park and the neighboring
counties. Our Center provides a location for classes, a meeting
and gathering space for educational interchange, and an
exhibition gallery for artists' and students' works.
For more information please contact 222.5222 or drop by the
Center Tuesday through Saturday 11:00 to 5:00 p.m.

Moose Horn Gallery
5 Moose Horn Road
Livingston, MT 59047
Phone:406.333.4468
Email: info@moosehorngallery.com


http:// www.moosehorngallery.com
Moose Horn Gallery is located 18 miles south of Livingston, along the banks
of the Yellowstone River in Paradise Valley on Highway 89, and only 33
miles from the north entrance of Yellowstone National Park. It is nestled
among some of the richest hunting, fishing, wildlife watching and finest
guest ranches in the country. Dedicated to offering fine art to the
northern Yellowstone area, the gallery opened for business on May 27, 2006.
Owned by a local Montana artist, Moose Horn Gallery adds fine art and
finesse to the northern gateway of Yellowstone National Park by featuring
the finest in wildlife and western art. Over 35 distinguished artists from
Montana, across the US and Canada, whose work reflects the intense beauty
and heritage of the area, have been hand selected. Some of the gallery's
items include Bronze Sculptures, Original Paintings, Jewelry, Wood
Carvings, Photography, Petrified Wood Paintings, Heirloom Trunks, Custom
Tables, Antler Furnishings, and Limited Edition Prints. One of the largest
in the area, with 12 rooms, the gallery has become a destination for the
area. Life-size bronze sculptures, a gazebo, and a pond with a waterfall,
compliment the gallery's landscaping. The gallery hosts receptions, with
artists in attendance, throughout the year. If you would like your name to
be added to their invitation list, please contact them by phone or through
their website. (406) 333-4468, www.moosehorngallery.com

Mordam Art
109 South Main Street
Phone:406.222.0321


Parke Goodman Studio, Gallery and Bonnifed Designs, featuring
hand made glass beads by Bonnie Goodwoman

Paradise Gallery-
The Art of Carol Newbury Howe and other local artists

210 Park Street
Gardiner, MT 59030
Phone:406.848.9155
Email: carol@theparadisegallery.com


http:// www.The Paradise Gallery.com

Carol's works are collected worldwide with several collectors
owning over 125 works at last count. She was commissioned to
paint two Miss America's and her fine art is published by
Paradise Gallery and Gifts. She and her gallery
are located in beautiful Gardiner, Montana, at the Arch Enterance
to Yellowstone Park.

Paradise Print Gallery
223 S Main Street
Phone:406.222.5974 or 800.313.6078


Ray Mitchell Art
Livingston, MT 59047
Phone:406.222.5589
raymitchell@bresnan.net


http://www.raymitchellart.com

Plein Air, landscape and Native American paintings.

Reed Lehman Pottery
Callender Street
Livingston, MT 59047


Parks Reece Gallery
119 S Main Street
Livingston, MT 59047
Phone:406.222.5724

Parks Reece Gallery

Email: gallery@parksreece.com

Follow me on Facebook www.facebook.com
Find me on Twitter twitter.com/parksreece
Check me out on LinkedIn www.linkedin.com

Original Paintings, Lithographs and Reproductions

Born January 19, 1954 in Wilkesboro, North Carolina,
in the Blue Ridge region of the Appalachian Mountains to Scotch-Irish parents,
I was indoctrinated into the arts and was an active member of the art community.
Some of my most vivid memories are of finger-painting at age 6 with my mother,
Gwyn Finley Reece under the tutelage of Ruth Shaw, the originator of the
finger-painting medium. I went on to attend East Carolina University,
the Universidad National in Costa Rica, and attained my Bachelor of Fine Arts
from the San Francisco Art Institute.

For almost 30 years I have roamed the mountains, rivers and taverns of Southwest Montana,
often in pursuit of wild game and fish. My gallery is located in historic downtown Livingston
where you can view my newest work. The highly acclaimed book, Call of the Wild –
The Art of Parks Reece, featuring the first published collection of the wit and works of
Parks Reece is also available there.
“Magnetic works that hold our attention with their resplendent beauty and gentle
satire spellbinding mystical.” Chicago Tribune
“…the Royal Jester of modern Western art has to be Parks Reece of Livingston,
Montana simply an unsentimental, exquisitely modern painter of the West.”
WBUR, Boston’s NPR News Station
“An untamed imagination…take a walk on the wild side with alchemical artist
Parks Reece…trained as a fine artist, he gleefully dances on a razor’s edge
between art and kitsch, tweaking our notions of reality with wit and beguiling us with mystery.”
Los Angeles Times
“Think Van Gogh meets ‘The Far Side,’ and you might begin to understand artist Parks Reece.”
Montana Living Magazine

Open: 11:00am to 5:00pm Tues-Sat


Shining Mountain Art Gallery
1390 East River Road Pray Mt, 59027
Phone:406.333.4704 or 877.974.6464

E-mail:shiningart@wispwest.net


Steel My Heart Forge Gallery
Hwy US 89 South (Across from the Mill Creek turn off)
Phone:406.333.4136


Visions West Gallery
108 S Main Street
Phone:406.222.0337

Fine art with an emphasis on western and wildlife motifs.
"We represent both traditional and contemporary genres with
both established, nationally recognized artists as well
as talented emerging artists."

Yellowstone Gallery and Frameworks
Park Street P.O.Box 472
Gardiner, Montana 59030


 

 


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