Havoc Hendricks, 'Mountain Lines', 2021
Havoc Hendricks is a prominent sought after American artist whose works are regularly collected by boutique hotels, ski resorts, and the higher end of the snowboard, surf, athletic apparel, industries. Hendricks was commissioned to create an original work for the Montage Big Sky art collection in his signature dimensional style with hand-painted lines on an unconventional surface shaped like a mountain, like seeing the earth's bands on a globe or a flat map.
Rachel Teannalach, 'Solstice', 2021
Rachel Teannalach is known for her bold, gestural brush strokes and her ability to evoke the emotional character of the places she paints. Based in Boise, Idaho, her work aims to reconnect the viewer to the beauty of the natural world and restore their sense of belonging to these environments. 'Solstice' depicts the warm light of the sun on the mountainside. Reproductions of Teannalach’s work can also be found throughout the Montage Big Sky art collection.
Robert Osborn, 'Gil Cameron', 2017
Robert Osborn is a fine art photographer based in Livingston, Montana, who has created eloquent images for nearly half a century. In the Montage Big Sky art collection, his black-and-white, sharply focused portraits of Montana cowboys and ranchers offer an impactful glimpse into the character of each subject he photographs. The inclusion of authentic tools, traditional accessories, and in one case, a sheep, proudly memorializes the cultural heritage of the American West.
Robert Osborn, 'Barb Gunness', 2017
Robert Osborn is a fine art photographer based in Livingston, Montana, who has created eloquent images for nearly half a century. In the Montage Big Sky art collection, his black-and-white, sharply focused portraits of Montana cowboys and ranchers offer an impactful glimpse into the character of each subject he photographs. The inclusion of authentic tools, traditional accessories, and in one case, a sheep, proudly memorializes the cultural heritage of the American West.
Robert Osborn, 'Reid Flatten', 2017
Robert Osborn is a fine art photographer based in Livingston, Montana, who has created eloquent images for nearly half a century. In the Montage Big Sky art collection, his black-and-white, sharply focused portraits of Montana cowboys and ranchers offer an impactful glimpse into the character of each subject he photographs. The inclusion of authentic tools, traditional accessories, and in one case, a sheep, proudly memorializes the cultural heritage of the American West.
David Rice, 'Untitled', 2021
David Rice is a painter and muralist based in Portland, Oregon, whose work is an exuberant assembly of humans, animals, foliage, shapes, and patterns, with a dash of magical realism and plenty of jaunty colors. Rice was commissioned to create four unique, colorful paintings for the Montage Big Sky art collection in his distinctive style featuring local references. Each painting by Rice celebrates Montana's natural beauty and splendor.
David Rice, 'Untitled', 2021
David Rice is a painter and muralist based in Portland, Oregon, whose work is an exuberant assembly of humans, animals, foliage, shapes, and patterns, with a dash of magical realism and plenty of jaunty colors. Rice was commissioned to create four unique, colorful paintings for the Montage Big Sky art collection in his distinctive style featuring local references. Each painting by Rice celebrates Montana's natural beauty and splendor.
David Rice, 'Untitled', 2021
David Rice is a painter and muralist based in Portland, Oregon, whose work is an exuberant assembly of humans, animals, foliage, shapes, and patterns, with a dash of magical realism and plenty of jaunty colors. Rice was commissioned to create four unique, colorful paintings for the Montage Big Sky art collection in his distinctive style featuring local references. Each painting by Rice celebrates Montana's natural beauty and splendor.
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Ben Miller, 'Yellowstone Riber, MT', 2021
Ben Miller is a local artist based in Bozeman, Montana, who is known for his fly-cast paintings created on the banks of Montana rivers. Miller’s original fly-cast painting in the Montage Big Sky art collection is part of his series, 'Rhythms of the River', inspired by and named after the Yellowstone River that flows through Montana. Miller’s largescale river mural painting celebrates the local natural splendor and the traditional activity of fly-fishing.
Monica Gilles-BringsYellow, 'Untitled', 2021
Monica Gilles-BringsYellow is a local Indigenous artist based in Missoula, Montana and raised on the Flathead Indian Reservation. Her work centers on historical images of Native American people to discuss their resilience, importance, and impact. Gilles-BringsYellow was commissioned to create this original piece depicting her personal reflection of the local surroundings, she utilized brilliant colors, gold leaf, and resin to create a unique and dimensional landscape painting of Spanish Peaks.
Anouk Masson Krantz, 'Untitled', 2021
French fine art photographer Anouk Masson Krantz was commissioned to capture her perspective of the Big Sky area spanning community members to memorable landscapes. This piece reflects a birds eye view of the areas wintery landscapes in the stark black and white photography Krantz is known for.
Jessica Drenk, 'Bibliophylum', 2021
Jessica Drenk is an award-winning artist based in New York and raised in Montana. 'Bibliophylum', one of two site-specific commissions, is made up of hundreds of individual pieces that resemble natural or cultural artifacts pinned directly to the wall. Her works in the Montage Big Sky art collection highlights the beauty found in simple materials and celebrates the compositions found in the natural world, expanding on the notions of the forms that biophilic design can take.
Carson Fox, 'Platinum Rocks', 2021
Carson Fox is a Brooklyn-based sculpture and installation artist who we commissioned to create three stunning site-specific installations. With her unique approach to the materiality of resin, Fox created hundreds of rock-like forms, incorporating Swarovski crystals for a luxurious and reflective effect. Each rock was applied individually to the wall, creating meditative circular shapes that vary in density, with patterns reminiscent of those found in nature.