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“Ode to Fall” by Jessie Novak is an acrylic painting on violin and an item featured in a previous fundraiser for NOVA Center for the Performing Art’s. NOVA again seeks artists to create unique musical masterpieces by up-cycling ordinary items or utilizing an unplayable instrument to create unique artistic objects to be sold in September by appointment, online and via Facebook.
NOVA Center for the Performing Arts seeks artists to create unique musical masterpieces by up-cycling ordinary items or utilizing an unplayable instrument to create unique artistic objects. In a press release, organizers said the art creations should have a musical theme.
Typically NOVA sells the objets d’art during the fall Reds, Whites and Brews event, but this year, the art pieces will be sold in September by appointment, online and via Facebook.
Funds raised from the sale will benefit the NOVA Youth Conservatory.
Volunteers interested in creating musically themed objects d’art should call NOVA Center for the Performing Arts at 406-591-9535.
Anyone with unused or unplayable musical instruments can donate them at the NOVA Center, 2317 Montana Ave., by calling NOVA.
Applications open for Ucross fellowship for Native American visual artists
Initiated in 2017, the Ucross Fellowship for Native American Visual Artists supports the work of contemporary Native American creatives at all stages of their professional careers. Artists from all disciplines are invited to apply, including painting, sculpture, printmaking, photography, video, performance art, installation, ceramics and others.
The fellowship provides up to a one-month residency at Ucross and a stipend of $2,000. Each recipient will be featured in an exhibition at the Ucross Art Gallery during the year following the residency and an exhibition brochure will be produced for each exhibition.
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