Mark Gibbons grew up in a poetic household, one where poems were the harsh narratives of a working class family. He describes his parents as painfully honest … to a fault.
“Murdered and Missing in Montana” airs Friday at 7:30 p.m., centered on the disappearance and deaths of Henny Scott, Kaysera Stops Pretty Places, and Selena Not Afraid.
“Whenever I photograph an Indigenous person, I want to capture their personal humanity as best as I can. I am not portraying ‘Indian woman’ or ‘Indian child’ or ‘Indian man,’ I am photographing a human.”
By dismantling old beadwork, EJ Not Afraid taught himself how to bead. He unraveled and stitched back together beadwork on a pair of his great-grandmother’s leggings.
NEW YORK — Montana co-poets laureate Melissa Kwasny and Mandy Smoker are among the 23 poets laureate receiving support from a program managed by the Academy of American Poets.
Despite spending most childhood summers a stone’s throw from Yellowstone National Park and dedicating much of her career to photographing bison, Livingston-based photographer Audrey Hall never tires of seeing the iconic animal in the wild.
Fairs are the economic lifeblood and cultural high point of the year for many rural communities, so the decision to cancel one is especially consequential.
Photos from Piccola Cucina, an authentic Sicilian restaurant pop-up in Red Lodge.
Artist Greg Eiselein talks about his sculpture of cowboy "Teddy Blue" Abbott in progress in Roundup.
Maxim Loskutoff, who resides in western Montana, is known for his short stories and essays, which have appeared in numerous periodicals as well as anthologies in the United States and abroad. His debut novel, "Ruthie Fear," is forthcoming from W.W. Norton in September, and he's in the proces…
Christine Carbo, who resides in Whitefish, has the perfect muse in Glacier National Park. She's the author of the Glacier Mystery novels, set in the scenic park, and she's been busy writing another in the series of fiction suspense novels.
“It’s heartbreaking to have to cancel,” said Sarah Calhoun, who produces the yearly event. “If we can’t guarantee that our fans and community and artists and staff and vendors and volunteers will be safe, then we can’t hold a festival.”
The remodeled Alberta Bair Theater plans to re-open Saturday, Sept. 12, with a performance by Emmy and Tony Award winning actress and singer Kristin Chenoweth, known by many for originating the role of Glinda the Good Witch in Broadway’s “Wicked” in 2004.
