An Evening with Frank Buffalo Hyde In conjunction with the special exhibition I-Witness Culture: Frank Buffalo Hyde the C.M. Russell Museum will host an artist tour and movie night with Frank Buffalo Hyde on July 21, 2021 beginning at 6:30 p.m. in the museum galleries. Frank Buffalo Hyde is an American artist
American Indian Imagery: Western Art and Its Influence in Pop Culture Wednesday, June 16 | 6 - 7:30 pm Join Miranda Murray and Jordann Forster of Bright Trail Education for an interactive gallery walk and presentation through the work of Andy Warhol’s series “Cowboys and Indian”. Learn more at https://cmrussell.org/event/american-indian-imagery-western-art-and-its-influence-in-pop-culture/
Have you driven past the museum lately? Construction is in full swing on the campus expansion project. As part of the Art & Soul Campaign, a generous donor provided the funds to expand our campus. With the help of LPW Architects, Land Design, Woith Engineering, and United Materials we have now closed and removed
Introduction from Dr. Larry Len Peterson In 1907 The New York Herald dubbed a planned photographic book series by Edward Sheriff Curtis as the “Most gigantic undertaking in the making of books since the King James edition of the Bible.” Pulitzer Prize and National Book Award recipient Timothy Egan called The North American Indian, “The
Back-Tracking in Memory - Recollections, Reflections, and Personal Perspectives by Nancy Cooper Russell At 9 am (MDT) on Saturday, March 20, the Spring 2021 Educational Symposium will premiere on our YouTube channel. The symposium features Russell scholar Brian Dippie and avid Russell collector Tom Petrie discussing the upcoming
Recently, the C.M. Russell Museum held a virtual ceremony to honor the students who participated in this year's C.M. Russell Museum 5th-Grade Essay Contest. In 1969, the city of Great Falls established a yearly Proclamation Ceremony declaring March to be "Charlie Russell Month" in honor of the artist's birthday on March 19th. One
Introduction from Dr. Larry Len Peterson William T. Ridgley, his future wife Josephine Trigg, Charlie, and Nancy Russell camping on the Dearborn River, 1898. Courtesy of the Big Sky Collection, Larry and LeAnne Peterson Kentucky born Nancy Cooper Russell (1878-1940), five feet and seven inches tall of magnificent womanhood, possessed beautiful eyes that
Introduction from Dr. Larry Len Peterson Charlie Russell modeling wax. Eaton party in the Southwest. Almeron J. Baker photograph, October 1916. Courtesy of the Big Sky Collection, Larry and LeAnne Peterson Russell’s art is a big tent. Fortunately, we have a grand ringmaster, Dr. Rick Stewart, who has contributed more to our understanding
