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SUMMARY:The Heart in Winter - St. Patrick's Cemetery Tour
DESCRIPTION:Please join us for a tour of St. Patrick’s Cemetery on October 3rd starting at 10 AM. Parking is located on Montana Street.
URL:https://buttearchives.org/event/the-heart-in-winter-st-patricks-cemetery-tour/
LOCATION:St. Patrick’s Cemetery\, 2725 S Montana St\, Butte\, MT\, 59701\, United States
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SUMMARY:Brown Bag Lunch: Open AIR Artists-in-Residence
DESCRIPTION:Open AIR’s place-based Artist-in-Residence program connects artists from across disciplines with culturally\, historically\, and ecologically significant locations through partnerships across the state. From remote wilderness to historic communities\, artists engage deeply with place\, environment\, and people. \nThis Fall\, four Open AIR artists are in residence in Butte from September 29 – November 2\, 2025: Olivia Berkey\, Megan Karls\, Aubrey Edwards\, and Laurie Robins. During this special Brown Bag presentation\, each will share their work\, creative process\, and experiences engaging with the Butte community. \nAbout the Artists \nOlivia Berkey – Artist-In-Residence at Hungry Hill \nOlivia Berkey is an artist working in ceramics\, performance\, and choreography. Her dances\, often solo in practice and presentation\, are conceived of as an imagined duet with unseen and sometimes inanimate partners: the dreamt presence of other bodies\, mountains\, rocks\, desert fields\, herself in duplicate. Her ceramic work\, too\, investigates the relationship between body and earth\, human and geologic time. Drawing from her experience working in museum and gallery archives\, she is ever-exploring archiving the ephemeral. She holds a BA in Dance and Art History from Bard College (2020)\, where she received awards for her work in both arts scholarship and performance. Born and raised in North Carolina\, she was first exposed to the region’s rich history of woodfired ceramics at age eighteen. Upon graduation from Bard\, she moved to Taos\, New Mexico\, to apprentice with local woodfire artist Logan Wannamaker. In Taos\, she has remained—digging\, kiln building\, walking\, dancing. She can also be heard hosting a biweekly radio show on KNCE Taos. She has performed at the American Dance Festival (NC) and the National Arts Festival (South Africa) and premiered her choreography at Groundswell Series (NY) and the Fisher Center for the Performing Arts (NY). Her ceramic work has been represented at galleries and art markets around northern New Mexico\, and she was a recent ceramic Artist-in-Residence with Arquetopia Foundation in Puebla\, Mexico. \nAubrey Edwards – Artist-in-Residence at Clark Chateau\nAubrey is a visual artist\, collaborative anthropologist\, educator\, storyteller\, and memory worker with heartstrings tied to New Orleans and presently running wild in Wyoming. Her socially engaged practice spans the academic\, creative\, applied\, and public spheres\, exploring intersections of culture\, history\, and community.She has a deep love for collaborative storytelling practices that unearth buried labor narratives of the west\, celebrating the folks who built the places we call home. She is presently earning her PhD in Public Humanities at the University of Wyoming. \nTess Fahlgren – Artist-in-Residence at Clark Chatteu\nTess Fahlgren is a graduate of the University of Minnesota MFA program. Her work has appeared in Montana Quarterly\, Joyland\, Blue Mesa Review\, and elsewhere. She writes from her rural Montana hometown\, where her nonprofit just donated a skatepark to the city. \nRichard Opper – Artist-in-Residence at Clark Chatteu\nPainting is healing. To observe a scene for its colors\, values\, and shapes is to see things in a new way. It helps strip away the judgements\, preconceived notions\, or biases I may want to project onto it. Painting requires me to see the subject for what it is rather than for what I might expect it to be. In that sense\, it’s a way to get me closer to the truth and to observe more deeply the beauty that surrounds me – beauty I might have otherwise missed. \nHe has been an artist in residence at the Irish Museum of Modern Art (Dublin) and the South London Gallery (London)\, which culminated in a solo exhibition and publication. Other recent presentations of work include Transmediale (DE)\, New Wight Biennial (US)\, Temple Bar Gallery (IE)\, and a radio broadcast on KBMF Butte Montana. \nThe Brown Bag presentation will begin at noon on Wednesday\, October 8th\, 2025\, and will last about an hour. The presentation will be held in the auditorium at the Butte-Silver Bow Public Archives\, located at 17 W. Quartz Street. Guests are encouraged to bring a sack lunch. Coffee and water will be provided. \nBrown Bag Lunches are held on the second and fourth Wednesdays of every month. Upcoming lectures will focus on topics of local interest. For more information\, contact the Archives at (406) 782-3280.
URL:https://buttearchives.org/event/brown-bag-lunch-lane-chapman-manette-bradford-and-eric-jansen-open-air-mine-excavating-ecologies/
LOCATION:Butte-Silver Bow Archives\, 17 West Quartz Street\, Butte\, MT\, 59701\, United States
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SUMMARY:Document Preservation Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Preserve your family history! Bring your papers\, photographs\, or textiles to this hands-on workshop\, where archivists from the Butte-Silver Bow Public Archives and the Montana Bureau of Mines and Geology will offer expert tips on proper storage and handling.\nThis event is free and open to the public.
URL:https://buttearchives.org/event/document-preservation-workshop/
LOCATION:Butte-Silver Bow Archives\, 17 West Quartz Street\, Butte\, MT\, 59701\, United States
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SUMMARY:Brown Bag Lunch - MINE: Excavating Ecologies
DESCRIPTION:MINE: Excavating Ecologies – Brown Bag Presentation \nOpen AIR’s place-based Artist-in-Residence program connects artists from across disciplines with culturally\, historically\, and ecologically significant locations through partnerships across Montana. This fall\, we welcome artists Eric Jensen\, Lane Chapman\, and Manette Bradford to share their creative process and experiences during their recent residencies in the Upper Clark Fork region. \nJensen and Chapman completed residencies in partnership with the Clark Fork Coalition\, sharing a studio at the Cottonwood Field Station for close collaboration and creative exchange. Bradford’s residency took place at the Hungry Hill Art Center in Butte\, Montana\, a location deeply rooted in the region’s mining heritage. \nAbout the Artists \nManette Rene Bradford – Artist-in-Residence at Hungry Hill\nRaised in a family of visual artists\, Manette developed a deep understanding of craftsmanship and creative process from an early age. She earned her BFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 2001 and was awarded the Montana Art Gallery Director’s Association Exhibition Sponsorship for Unsettled Lands\, a touring show (2024–2026) appearing at institutions including the Montana Museum of Art and Culture and C.M. Russell Museum. She has exhibited in solo and group shows in San Francisco\, Chicago\, and across Montana\, and was featured on Resounds: Arts and Culture on the High Plains in 2023. She lives and works in Red Lodge and Billings\, Montana.\nVisit Manette’s Website » manetterenebradford.com \nEric Jensen – Artist-in-Residence at Cottonwood Field Station\nEric is an abstract landscape painter interested in uniting diverse ways of understanding the natural world. Drawing from science\, spirituality\, and contemporary art\, his work seeks to inspire ecological preservation and shift cultural values toward sustainability. Born in Utah and raised in Virginia\, Eric earned his MFA in painting from the University of Montana and now lives outside Missoula. His practice critically examines how society perceives the land and integrates art with conservation efforts.\nVisit Eric’s Website » ericjensenpaintings.com \nLane Chapman – Artist-in-Residence at Cottonwood Field Station\nOriginally from small-town Arkansas\, Lane began as a painter and illustrator before moving into ceramics. She earned her BFA in Ceramics from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock in 2017\, followed by residencies at the Flower City Arts Center (NY)\, The Clay Studio of Missoula\, and Wildfire Ceramic Studio. Currently an MFA candidate at the University of Montana\, Lane’s work continues to explore form\, function\, and material experimentation in clay.\nVisit Lane’s Website » lanechapman.wixsite.com/my-site-2 \nEvent Details\nThe Brown Bag presentation will be held at noon on Wednesday\, October 22\, 2025\, in the auditorium at the Butte-Silver Bow Public Archives (17 W. Quartz Street). The program lasts about an hour. Guests are encouraged to bring a sack lunch; coffee and water will be provided. \nBrown Bag Lunches take place on the second and fourth Wednesdays of every month\, featuring topics of local interest. For more information\, call (406) 782-3280.
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LOCATION:Butte-Silver Bow Archives\, 17 West Quartz Street\, Butte\, MT\, 59701\, United States
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