Livingston Center for Art & Culture

09/06/2026

The people have spoken!!
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As we wrap up our 18th annual Plein Air event this weekend, we are happy to announce Tanya Saueressig’s Falling at Divide Road as this year’s People’s Choice winner! Congrats, Tanya, we love your talent and your whimsy 🫶

09/03/2026

Artists! Here’s your call… three of them actually 😏
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In addition to Look Down: A View From Above (closing on the 5th!!) our last two calls for the year are live. MSU: Off Campus is open to all MSU students and our annual Holiday Show, Small Gems is accepting all your tiny masterpieces. Check them out, share them, and message with any questions!!

09/02/2026

Another special group of beautifully talented artists converged in Park County last month to come up with new works for this years Plein Air Painting on the Yellowstone 🖼️ 🎨 Our People’s choice winner will be announced on Saturday 🤔 Stay tuned!

09/01/2026

It was a veritable garden in the classroom this past Saturday! Many thanks to Penny Black and Jenny Thornburg for teaching an Eco-Printing Class to a group of 11:). Stay tuned for more workshops heading your way this fall and winter, and join us for Art Week Park County beginning on September 19th. Find out more at artweekpc.com

08/30/2026

Great Artwalk, y’all, thanks for coming out and we’ll see you next month❣️❣️❣️❣️ See a Plein Air piece you like? It might not have found its new home yet.

08/28/2026

Share the love and spread the word to our community of artists. Anywhere is Park County….

DEADLINE extended to SEPTEMBER 12 to nominate 2027 Artist Laureate! If you know of a Park County artist you would like to nominate, we welcome their name for consideration to receive this prestigious award. Link below to nomination form.

Nominees must:

*Have maintained an active artistic practice for at least five years.

*Have been a primary resident of Park County, Montana, for a minimum of five years.

*Work in any artistic discipline, including visual arts, literary arts, performing arts, music, photography, film, sculpture, ceramics, fiber arts, or other creative fields.

*Demonstrate artistic excellence and a recognized body of work.

*Show leadership and meaningful contributions to the arts and the Park County community.

*Be willing to serve as Artist Laureate for one year, including participating in community events and developing a public arts project in partnership with PCCArts.

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As Park County Council for the Arts' inaugural 2026 Artist Laureate, Parks Reece shared his passion for art with the next generation by teaching more than 100 Park County students the art of finger painting. His instruction drew on a unique artistic lineage, using techniques passed down from his mother, who learned directly from the inventor of modern finger painting. Through this hands-on experience, Reece not only introduced students to a distinctive artistic tradition but also inspired creativity, confidence, and a deeper appreciation for the arts within the community.

Click the link for more details and the official nomination form!

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScLxCbOVT7UmQpnNYqJ031QWo0DQVgPfD_sdCm8S8OzD_jDnA/viewform

08/28/2026

Artwalk tonight:) 5:30!to 8, come as you are.

08/28/2026

08/23/2026

Our summer camp season has wound down, and we have a few thank-yous to share for helping us host 3 creative camp sessions. Thank you to teachers Sarah Pardee and Julia Reichert, and their helpers, Siobhán Stevenson and Rosalyn Herman. The Livivingston Kite Co. and Wheatgrass Books for providing high-quality, essential art supplies; to our private Livingston resident who donated scholarships in honor of her late brother; and to the participants and families who enjoyed the week. We hosted three camps this year that were focused on the concurrent exhibition; Year of the Fire Horse, American Made, folk are traditions and Plein Air Painting on the Yellowstone. Cheers to a summer filled art❣️