The Creative and Cultural Economy

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The business of art: Stevensville, Montana-area artist completes Artrepreneurship program

Agosto-Simonetti believes it was one of the best things that he ever did.

Humanities MONTANA January e-Newsletter

The next deadline for grants $5000 and below is February 20.

Humanities Montana is especially interested in proposals focused on the 150th anniversary of Montana Territory (2014). Full information on grant guidelines and deadlines is available at Grants.

Artist Monte Dolack stays true to Montana roots

Dolack is one of our nation’s most popular contemporary artists.

New search engine connects all the literary dots – Search engine unlocks which key words are in books.

Officially launched in August, Small Demons is the book world’s latest mind game and guilty pleasure and a proving ground that everything really is connected.

Tree & Sky Media Arts Chooses Innovative Funding Platform to Build and Engage Audience for its New Documentary About Spiritual Ecology "The Book of Tree" Kickstarter campaign Aims to Raise $75,000 Production Budget by Dec 21, 2012

Please join me in helping to create this epic film. As in life, in physics, ecology and even in the realm of spirituality, the whole is greater than the sum of its parts. Let’s do this together.

Missoula, Montana’s Linsey Corbin Claims Ironman Arizona Crown – YEA!!!

With just a few miles left, Corbin captured and passed Kessler, and with a day-best 3:05:54 marathon, moved forward toward the win.

36th International Wildlife Film Festival CALL FOR ENTRIES October 1, 2012-January 31, 2013 Late Deadline: February 8

The theme for the 36th IWFF is :

Edens Lost, Found and Saved: Wildlife Film & Conservation

You’re not using your piano efficiently – The Piano Guys (Fun!)

5 guys + 1 Piano = Great music

Humanities MONTANA October e-Newsletter – Humanities Montana Festival of the Book will take place October 4-6 in Missoula

Join us for a three-day extravaganza, featuring a gala reading by Ivan Doig, Pam Houston and David Quammen, a joint presentation by Colin Meloy (of Decemberists fame) and Carson Ellis about their award-winning The Wildwood Chronicles series for young adults, a musical interpretation of James Welch’s The Heartsong of Charging Elk, and readings by many of the Northwest’s most interesting writers.

Expert details economic importance of arts to Missoula audience

"The arts aren’t in trouble, but a lot of the traditional delivery methods need to be revisited."