Plains Indian
Art Camp ages 6-10 &
adult family members
July 14-18 / 10am-12pm
Guest
Instructors: Richard Horn - enrolled member, Blackfeet Tribe; traditional
artist & consultant; Traditional Native Games Society instructor / Dwight
Billedeaux - enrolled member, Blackfeet Tribe; art Salish Kootenai College art
instructor for 25 years; founder of Coup Marks artist co-operative on the
Flathead Reservation. (Assisted by Hockaday Museum staff.)
Explore the culture of the Blackfeet and other Plains Indian
Tribes through activities and art projects inspired by the Hockaday
Museum’s Traveling Medicine Show. Traditional
children’s games and toys; Native American decoration and design; and a variety
of other unique Indian art crafts. Cost:
$75 ($65 members)
Plains Indian
Art Camp ages 11 &
up (family participation encouraged)
July 14-18; 1-4 pm
Guest
Instructors: Richard Horn - enrolled member, Blackfeet Tribe; traditional
artist & consultant; Traditional Native Games Society instructor / Dwight
Billedeaux - enrolled member, Blackfeet Tribe; art Salish Kootenai College art
instructor for 25 years; founder of Coup Marks artist co-operative on the
Flathead Reservation. (Assisted by Hockaday Museum staff.)
Explore the
culture of the Blackfeet Nation and other Plains Indians through art projects
inspired by the Museum’s Traveling Medicine Show collection. Learn how to make and play Indian children’s
traditional games under the guidance of Blackfoot artist Richard Horn. Enjoy Native American decoration and design;
make stuffed buffalo and horse dolls, miniature drums and other art / crafts. Cost: $85 ($75 members)
Tour North American Indian Days in Browning with
the Hockaday Museum
Friday, July 11th / 8am-6pm
Join the Hockaday Museum of Art in celebrating North American Indian Days
with a visit to Browning on Friday, July 11.
Meet at the Hockaday Museum
at 8:00am and board our comfortable air-conditioned motor coach
(restrooms on board). First stop in
Browning: the Museum of the Plains Indian where we’ll browse the Museum’s
impressive collection of contemporary Native American Art and beautifully
preserved historic artifacts. Next, a traditional Blackfeet meal in a Blackfeet
lodge with Guide, Jim McNeely. Then off to the Grand Entry for a magnificent
display of traditional Plains Indian drumming and dancing in full ceremonial
regalia. A Blackfeet Guide will accompany us to interpret the drumming and
dancing. Our motor coach will bring us
back to the Flathead, arriving at the Hockaday Museum at 6:00pm.
Cost: $75. Seating is limited,
reservations required. Please call
755-5268.
The Hockaday Museum
of Art – Artistic Gateway to Glacier National
Park – is home to one of the largest permanent
collections of historic and contemporary art of Glacier
National Park. It is the only Montana
Museum having a major focus on the
art, and culture of our great Park, and of the Blackfeet Indians who are
integral to its history.
Rotating and traveling exhibitions showcase the masterwork
of contemporary Montana artists. Art classes for children, adults and
families; community art special events; artist lectures; gallery tours; docent
program; gift shop and more.
Experience the Legacy!
Visit the Hockaday Museum of Art, located in the heart of historic downtown Kalispell, Montana.
Hours: Tues-Sat 10am-5pm
302 Second Ave East, Kalispell
406/755-5268
(telephone)
406/755-2023 (fax)
www.hockadaymuseum.org
Executive Director /
Curator: Linda Engh-Grady
Press contact: Mary
Carlisle development@hockadaymuseum.org
