20 Nov Stephen Glueckert at Yellowstone Art Museum

The Yellowstone Art Museum in Billing, Montana presents “All Mixed Up,” an overview of Stephen Glueckert’s art production from the 1970s to the present. The exhibition includes videos, handmade games, drawings, conceptual pieces, drawing machines, collages, interactive sculptures, and assemblages. Glueckert is inspired by folk and intuitive artist traditions such as the L.A. sculptor H. C. Westermann, as well as Modernists such as Montana artist Robert DeWeese, and Washington artists Harold Balasz and Edward Kienholz.

Glueckert’s art is a conduit for his concern over a host of social ills and human behaviors while likewise championing social justice and cultural values. Storytelling, in its many forms, is central to his work. From the narrative structure and emotional antics of country western ballads to accounts of local history, Glueckert emphasizes the emotional or humorous content of his subject matter. The show runs through January 7, 2018.

This Exhibition is sponsored by:
Lead Sponsors: Carol and Jim Spielman
Contributing Sponsors: Ellen and Don Alweis, Buchanan Capital
Community Sponosors: Val Jefferies and Allen Powers, Sharon and Garde Peterson