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Residency program will place artists at historic, inventive sites around western Montana

March 4, 2019 /

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Creative Residency program

A pilot program will embed artists at historic or place-based organizations around western Montana this spring, summer and fall.

OpenAIR stands for Open Artists in Residence. The founders are Missoula painter and muralist Hadley Ferguson and Stoney Sasser, an artist and fellow University of Montana alum.

“A residency is a really wonderful way to do that because it provides the artists a sustained period of time to focus on their practice, separate from the business of everyday life, and additionally lets them connect to a new community of people and bring in fresh ideas,” Sasser said.

 

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