Yesterday was the last of the Ennis, Montana Art Walks for 2020. I attended three gallery’s showings and enjoyed seeing several artists at work. I thought you might enjoy walking along with me. So, here we go…
Sherry’s paintings of animals are my favorites.
Gerry is an extraordinary photographer
and Patsy’s watercolors are wonderful!
Leaving the Cattleman’s Gallery, I proceeded to Gallery 287 owned by Cathy Toot.
working on her pottery.
Sue is an active member
(the vice-president)
of our Ennis Arts Association
EAA.
but I love the glass art of fish.
I like it, don’t you?
I have one of these with bees on it!
Beautiful stuff!! I love that rooster.
Before the Art Walk on that busy Friday, I participated in a rally on the lawn by our Ennis fisherman at the town’s triangle. Some of the local Democratic candidates were there waving flags and holding up signs with about 25 of us patriotic Madison Valley residents. It was time to “Put your body where your mouth is!” Just putting your money out there to support the candidates of your choice is not enough – ever – but particularly this election year. We need to be brave enough to advocate for our blue candidates in this red state!
We waved our flags, smiled at passersby and motorists, and gave thumbs up. Many returned our smiles and honked their horns and gave us a return thumbs up. About 1/3 gave us a thumbs down. Another portion just drove by avoiding eye contact or any kind of reaction. Fortunately I only received one middle-finger-salute!
I figure that guy who gave me the F-U sign was probably the same one who wrote and posted this sign.
And with that, I conclude my “Art Walk” with you.
I hope you enjoyed it…
and you are having a Stupendous Saturday.
What are you doing to “Walk the Talk” in your world today?
See ya later.
Love, JanBeek
(and Bob, too)
Peace and Joy to you, my friends!
Enjoy this gorgeous rendition of “Let there be Peace on Earth.”
(The second half is a little boy’s gorgeous voice. So enchanting!)
Let me walk with you in perfect harmony!
Comments on: "Montana Art Walk" (6)
Jan, thank you for stopping to see Curtis’ sister, Margaret and her jewelry at the Chamber❤️
Oh, I did not realize that she is Curtis’ sister! Thank you, Susan, for telling me. I love Margaret’s jewelry. I hope she sold a few items to make her time worthwhile.
It is so good that they were able to put this on, and you have recorded it well. I particularly like the B/W photograph you focused on in the video.
you have very nice posts
Thank you for taking time to peruse JanBeek and leave an affirmative comment. That’s so sweet of you! <3
My pleasure