archiebrayfoundation HONOR ROLL & NEWSLETTER Spring 2018

MOVED IN AND MAKING POTS 2017 BRAY COMMUNITY New Education and Research Facility The “Bray community” comprises many—residents, students, community artists, volunteers, donors and more. And what brings them all together is simple… a passion for a place and people committed to the enrichment of the ceramic arts. To everyone who lends their enthusiasm, generosity and energy: Thank You.

250 190 Friends of the Bray Individuals and and Members Business Supporters

Education and Research Facility 241 61 The doors are open and there’s clay on the floor! Following a ribbon-cutting ceremony Artists Volunteers and celebratory banquet, we opened the Bray’s new Education and Research Facility with its first session of classes in October 2017. Now in the middle of our third session of classes in the building, artists and students have more opportunities to explore their creativity in a greater diversity of class offerings than ever before. 11,300 911 Facebook Students Friends Not only are class instruction and open studio time able to happen concurrently thanks to two, large flexible classrooms, 2,641 20,000 Twitter Instagram but new glazing and plaster labs and Followers Followers auxiliary spaces make it possible for the resident-artist instructors to explore their specializations and interests in special-topics courses like mold-making IN MEMORIAM and advanced anatomical studies for In 2017 and early 2018, we were saddened to lose sculpting. Moreover, the building includes some dedicated members of the Bray community. a new home for the Bray’s Library, making Gordon Bennett, Local Supporter this extensive collection of ceramics- Jim Cassidy, Local Supporter based titles available for research, reference and inspiration. Ken Davenport, Local Supporter Nicholas Danielson teaching a community class. Patrick Eckman, Past Resident Artist Finally, we’re excited to kick off our first workshop season in the building this summer. Shirley Gannon, Local Supporter Check out the calendar for the full line up. Judy Harding, Local Supporter Elaine Harrison, Supporter CATCHING SOME RAYS Murel O’Connell, Local Supporter The Bray’s new Education and Research Bob Ream, Local Supporter Facility has technology inside . . . and out. Mary Roettger, Past Resident Artist We would like to announce the addition Paul Staley, Supporter of a 24.36 kW grid-tie solar PV system on , Past Resident Artist & Board Member our new Education and Research Facility. Lisa Verzani, Local Supporter This renewable generation project was Mignon Waterman, Local Supporter made possible through an incentive from Paula Winokur, Supporter the NorthWestern Energy Efficiency Plus George Woodman, Supporter (E+) Renewable Energy Program. The program is established with Universal System Benefits Program funds collected STAY IN TOUCH from all NorthWestern electric customers in the State of Montana. Sign up today for email updates and follow us Solar panel installation on social media. Don’t miss another event, Part of a larger “green” initiative at the Bray that has also included investment in three workshop or class. www.archiebray.org very high-efficiency gas kilns, the addition of the solar panels continues the Bray’s archie_bray #archiebray commitment to sustainability and energy efficiency. Visitors to the Bray can see and monitor a working solar installation in a public space and have the opportunity to ask questions about its impact and function. archiebrayfoundation DIRECTOR’S MESSAGE The Archie Bray Foundation was founded I always feel a great a brand new, 7,500 square foot Education and in 1951 by Archie Bray, Peter Meloy and deal of gratitude Research Facility. The new building is complete Branson Stevenson “to make available for all as we publish our with flexible classrooms for hand-building who are seriously and sincerely interested in annual Honor and wheel-throwing, an auxiliary classroom any of the branches of the ceramic arts, a fine Roll and Spring for children’s classes, improved glazing and place to work.” Newsletter— firing facilities, a technology lab and a 21st gratitude both Century home for the Bray’s Library. Since Foundation Office Staff for all of the opening for classes in October of 2017, we’ve Steven Young Lee, Resident Artist Director exceptional support seen immediate improvements. Both students Teresa Amsbaugh, Development Officer that so many people and instructors have more space to work Jake Brodsky, Pottery Studio Technician and organizations show to the artists at the and teach and we have had many positive Lindsey Carroll, Education Coordinator Bray, and for the opportunity to stop and comments from those who had worked in Mitch Carroll, Development Officer reflect on the previous year. both spaces. With closer access to the Bray’s Sunny Hill, Finance Director Library collection, instructors have also begun Rosemary Howell, Education Intern As artists pushing boundaries in the studios, using books as a launching pad for developing Mary Lee Larison, Interim Exhibitions Manager sharing new work with the community in the new curricula. Amy Jean Miller, Gallery Coordinator galleries and exploring ideas with students as Jonathan Read, Facilities Manager class instructors, the Bray’s resident artists are However, the added flexibility has been Brad Robinson, Director of Operations the heart of everything that happens here. perhaps the most significant change. Multiple Amanda Wilkey, Communications and As such, each year involves a very bittersweet classroom spaces has eliminated scheduling Administrative Assistant transition, as one group of residents departs conflicts between community classes, and another arrives. Please join me in wishing children’s programming, workshops and open Clay Business Staff well to the five long-term residents that studio time, enabling the Bray to offer more Chuck Aydlett, Clay Business Manager finished their time here last fall—Perry Haas, enriching and diverse classes while providing Andrew Chanania, Pugmill Operator Hannah Lee Cameron, Chris Riccardo, Lauren opportunities to explore ceramics. Recently, Kelsey Duncan, Clay Business Assistant Gallaspy and Michelle Summers. We are Jeff Nash, Clay Business Production Manager Nicholas Danielson taught a one-night “Clay excited to follow their careers and support and Cocktails” class where participants Todd Pentico, Clay Business Retail Manager their future endeavors. I hope you will also Joanna Powell, Clay Business Assistant learned basic hand-building techniques while help me welcome 2017’s incoming group: enjoying an evening cocktail. For some, it was Peter Rudd, Clay Business Assistant Christina Erives, Richard W. James, Anton Bill Wilkey, Clay Business Assistant their first experience working in ceramics but Alvarez, Yoonjee Kwak and Kyle Johns. If you by the end of the night each person had made have an opportunity, please stop by to see their own cocktail glasses out of clay. In April, Board of Directors some of the exciting work they are making in Dennis M. Taylor, President a special “Spring Break” class was offered for Josh DeWeese, Vice President the studios the next time you’re at the Bray. young artists who were home from school. Tim Speyer, Secretary This two-day class explored the flora and Emily Galusha, Treasurer We have had a number of transitions in fauna of Montana through a combination of Chris Antemann our office this past year and I wanted to art and natural history. Teresa Olcott Cohea acknowledge a couple of long-time staff Julia Galloway members that have moved on to new As ever, the success of everything that Andrea Gill adventures. Noreen Lehfeldt officially “retired” happens in the studios, galleries and David Hiltner as the Bray’s Office Manager/Bookeeper, a classrooms at the Bray is the direct result Michael Jenson position she held for 12 years. Noreen was the of a wonderfully generous international Jan Lombardi first person you would see when you came Tony Marsh community of people. Thank you, so much, for into the office and in addition to paying the your support of the Archie Bray Foundation. Aidan Myhre bills, would also serve as the welcome wagon Mark Pharis Michael Sherrill and information center. The staff will miss the —Steven Young Lee, Resident Artist Director Patti Warashina steady flow of baked goods that came from Kurt Weiser her home oven as she spends more time with Martha Williams her kids, grandkids and dogs (but we are glad that she still stops by the office with treats!). Former Resident Directors Rachel Hicks, our Director of Communications , Lilian Boschen, Dave Cornell, Josh for the last 10 years has also left the Bray and DeWeese, , Carol Roorbach, relocated to Bozeman, MT. Rachel spent many David Shaner, , Kurt Weiser years crafting the Bray’s image and messaging The Archie Bray Foundation is a 501(c)(3) corporation. and was a crucial part of developing the Bray’s Contributions are tax deductible. Tax ID # 81-0284022. culture during her time here. As many of you For information about membership, the resident know, she knew how to throw a great party artist program, community ceramic classes or any and helped create many fond memories at aspect of the Bray’s operations, call or write: Bray events and celebrations. It was an honor Archie Bray Foundation to work with both Noreen and Rachel—the 2915 Country Club Avenue Bray is a better place because of them. Helena, Montana 59602-9929 P: 406/443-3502 F: 406/443-0934 Last year also saw another big transition, as email: [email protected] we moved our educational programming from website: www.archiebray.org the 65-year-old Historic Pottery building into PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE FRIENDS OF THE BRAY The Friends of the Bray is a group of our closest supporters who believe in the Bray, Another understand its value and act on their belief with an annual gift of $1,000 or more in outstanding year support of general operations. for the Archie Bray Foundation is well Stephanie Alexander David Lincoln underway. We have Gary and Joan Anderson Jan and William Lombardi much to celebrate. Dick and Margaret Anderson Andrea and Robert Maricich Our new Education Christina Antemann and Bob Marsalli and Research Jakob Hasslacher Tony Marsh Center opened last Richard E. Baiter Laurence and Ruth Martin fall. Classes in the Tim Ballweber Osamu H. and Grace Matsutani new facility are full and growing. Now we are Donna C. Barer Marlin and Ginger Miller preparing to turn the Historic Pottery building, Connie and Ron Bergum Aidan Myhre and John Alke Wally and Julie Bivins Richard Notkin and Phoebe Toland the heart of the Bray campus, into our new Mary Blake Jess Parker and Peter Molnar Administrative Services Center with functional John C. and Mait B. Board Newby/Gans Family working space for our great staff. Plans are Fay and Phelan Bright Monica Pastor nearing completion, fundraising continues Toni and Clark Broadbent Dick and Jan Paustian and enthusiasm grows for another significant Donna Burgess John Peters addition to our campus. Debbie Butterfield and John Buck Jeanne Porter Linda Carlson and Dave Hunter Susan J. and Henry K. Ricklefs Thank you to our outgoing and long-serving Mike and Colleen Casey Louise and David Rosenfield board members Sue Ricklefs and Mike Casey David Charak II Jon Satre and Paulette Etchart who finished her third term on the board Teresa Olcott Cohea Ann Shaner this year. We welcome two returning board Anne and John Collins Michael Sherrill Pat and Mike Cotter Kayte and Robert Simpson members, Terry Cohea and Mike Jenson, back Kathleen Culver and Cynthia Tsai Kimmy and Lee Skiftun on the board of directors. Much of the Bray’s Michael Dalton Jeffrey Spahn success comes from the commitment of such Mary Jane Davidson Kyle and Jonette Spencer a hard working board. Margaret S. Davis and Bruce Ennis Tim Speyer Quinn Delaney and Wayne Jordan Dean Spong As the Bray’s campus grows, so does our need Linda and Shaun Deola Chris and Kate Staley to grow our list of supporters and our annual Josh DeWeese and Nell Staub campaign. Our development committee, led Rosalie Wynkoop Richard and Penny Swanson by Aidan Myhre, has put renewed effort into Marcia Eidel Kelly Tatchell growing our membership, finding new Friends Philipp T. Eirich and Suzanne Francoeur Taunt of the Bray (FOB), and expanding the number Melanie Sherman Joan and Dennis M. Taylor Laurie Ekanger Ben Tintinger and Jeff Downhour of our Bray Business Alliance members. As Paul and Kym Farr Norma Tirrell we continue to pursue funds to improve Robert “Irish” and Lucia Flynn Doug Turman and Mary Lee Larison the Bray experience for all through capital/ Julia Galloway Jim and Cindy Utterback construction efforts, it becomes even more Emily Galusha and Don McNeil Scott Van Gerpen and Britt East important to support the artists and students The Estate of Shirley Kemp Gannon Patti Warashina here through our annual operating fund. To Beverly Gibson Ronald Waterman stimulate our development efforts, a donor John and Andrea Gill Cathy Weber has stepped forward to match the first 10 Jeff and Libby Goldes Joe Wedding and Kathy Bryant new Friends of the Bray making a $1000 gift Midge and Jerry Golner Sarah and Scott Wessel in 2018. Won’t you help? We treasure your John W. and Carol L. H. Green Sandra Wikle continued support and hope you can help Charlie and Teresa Grenier Martha Williams Peter and Cathy Halstead Sharon K. and Joe Wilson us reach out and find new members. Please Robert and Christel Harrison Margaret Woo consider helping us surpass our fundraising Teresa and Herb Hastings goals this year. Dwight and Roxanne Hiesterman David and Maggy Rozycki Hiltner 2017 BRAY BUSINESS Finally, I want give special thanks to our great Mary Ellen Holverson and ALLIANCE Resident Artist Director, Steven Lee. He is such Matthew Cohn Nancy S. Horie We are proud to partner with these an exceptional leader, artist and colleague. businesses in making Helena a creative Guided by his vision and leadership, the Bray Scott Howard and prosperous community. is thriving. Also, thank you to all our staff, Chuck and Casi Hunter board members, residents and friends who Charles Jahn, Reinhardt and Shirley R. Dick Anderson work so hard to ensure that Bray excellence Jahn Foundation Trust Construction, Inc. Michael and Barbara Jenson is ensured in all that we do. With each new Gail Kendall accomplishment, the Bray remains “. . . a fine Jaime and Jeff Kicklighter Allegra Marketing Print and Mail place to work.” Jane Kollmeyer and Terry Chute Mosaic Architecture, P.C. James Kolva and Pat Sullivan Rock Hand Hardware Also, mark your calendar and join us at the Richard Kopcho Bray Benefit Auction and Brickyard Bash on Carmen Kurushima and PayneWest Insurance Saturday, July 28. What fun we will have Scott Johnson Skutt Ceramic Products, Inc. together again. See you there. Don A. and Donalee LaBar Steven Young Lee and Lisa Lee Robert Peccia & Associates —Dennis Taylor, Board President NEW STAFF NATIONAL SIGNIFICANCE Kelsey Duncan, Amy Miller, Clay Business Assistant Gallery Coordinator

Originally from As a Helena native, Southeast Idaho, Amy feels privileged Kelsey received his BFA to have grown up from the University of surrounded by a great Montana and his MFA artist community. Her from Ohio University. love for the arts led her As of December 1, 2017, it was made He has been an to The Pacific Northwest “official” — the Bray became “significant”. artist in residence at the Clay Art Center in where she studied Fine Art and Graphic Well, at least as far as the National Park Port Chester, New York, the International Design, graduating from Northwest College Service is concerned. Ceramics Studio in Kecskemet, Hungary, of Art in Poulsbo, Washington in 2011 with Pioneer School Zanesville and was a summer a BFA in Visual Communications majoring in The Bray and its historic brickyard were first resident at the Bray in 2017. He currently Graphic Design and Fine Art. With a variety named to the National Register of Historic is an artist in residence at Studio 740 in of mediums under her belt, she still chooses Places in 1985 on account of its role at a downtown Helena. Ceramic Art as a favorite. local level. Now that designation has been upgraded to being nationally significant. Sunny Hill, Amanda Wilkey, The new distinction recognizes the Finance Director Communications and Administrative Assistant contributions of the Archie Bray Foundation Sunny recently Amanda grew up in to contemporary ceramic arts as well as the relocated from rural Iowa, obtained her historic value of the former Western Clay Bellingham, WA, degree in professional Manufacturing Co. facilities. where she was actively photography and came involved with Good to the Bray in 2014 The Bray joins 78 other sites in Montana Earth Pottery, the when her husband, Bill, sharing similar designation by the National Morgan Block Artist became a long-term Park Service. Studios Land Trust and the Whatcom Artists fellow. She believes in the Bray mission and of Clay and Kiln. Her primary interests especially appreciates the community aspect Many thanks to Chere Jiusto and the Montana are all things clay, pastel drawing, habitat of the Bray. She enjoys playing with her Preservation Alliance for their work in making gardening, meditation, restoring older children, hosting game nights, playing disc golf this important designation a reality. homes, Open Floor and community building. and hiking.

Rosemary Howell, Bill Wilkey Education Intern Clay Business Assistant A MILESTONE IN ITS

Rosemary graduated Bill received his MFA OWN RIGHT with her BFA in from the University of ceramics from Ohio Missouri in 2014 and his University. Her work BFA from East Tennessee incorporates themes State University in of femininity, body Johnson City. Bill was a positivity and sex- long-term resident artist positive culture. She is currently living and at the Bray and continues to make work in his working in Helena, Montana, as an education home studio. intern at the Bray and the Assistant Curator at The Holter Museum of Art. NEW ADVENTURES AHEAD! Mary Lee Larison, Interim Exhibitions Manager As Steve mentions in his Director’s Letter on Page 2, this past year has seen several A new timeline of the Bray’s history in the Mary Lee is a native committed and talented long-time employees Shaner Studio Building’s entry hall was, of Helena, though she move on to new pursuits. Joining Noreen quite literally, 65 years in the making. has lived and worked Lehfeldt and Rachel Hicks in moving on to new further afield, including adventures in life were Chip Clawson (Owner’s Installed in July of 2017, the timeline Italy, Sweden and Representative), Breena Buettner (Gallery chronicles the Bray’s full history to date, Seattle. She returned to Retail Manager), Patty Dean (Director of including many major milestones—from Helena in 2000, opened Exhibitions) and Claire Hart (Education Intern), the purchase of the old brickyard to the and ran the Turman Larison Contemporary David Peters (Research Tech) and Matt Slone acquisition of the wood-fired pizza oven— gallery with her husband Doug Turman for (Clay Business Assistant). Their next steps more than 16 years. Her primary interests while also providing lists of resident artist, are as diverse as work at the local land trust, directors and board members by era. are food, art, travel and theatre and she is starting their own business and retirement. We extremely grateful to be able to pursue them learned a great deal from each of them and The next time you’re at the Bray, take a all while living in Montana and now, working they are truly missed, but we send our best minute to explore the timeline…you’ll at the Bray! wishes with them for what’s on the horizon! discover a new bit of Bray trivia each time you visit. SOME “UPLIFTING” NEWS: ACCESSIBILITY CAMPAIGN DONORS Accessibility at the Bray THANK YOU for your generous support of Accessibility at the Bray.

Thanks to the leadership of Sarah Jaeger Daniela and Marius Abel Matt Kelleher and Shoko Teruyama and the generosity of many people from Stephanie Alexander Gail Kendall around the country, as of March 1, 2018, Karma Alfredson Ryan Kettel we successfully met (and surpassed!) Teresa and Gordon Amsbaugh Alex Kraft a $25,000 match and raised a total of Andree and Carl Anderberg Ben Krupka $57,000 to improve accessibility at the Bray. Dan and Caroline Anderson Bonnie Lambert and Marshall Mayer Adrian Arleo and David Duncan Doug Turman and Mary Lee Larison Marcia Selsor and Matt Benacquista Lisa A. Larsen and Ray Flahterty raised by Jim and Barbara Benish Randy LeCocq and Sheri Sprigg $57,000 Wally and Julie Bivins Leah Leitson Mary Blake Dawson and Deanna List 131 donors Nancy Blum Dale and Amy Livezey from 29 states David Boggs Frances Mackey and David Youngstrom Ann Brodsky Joan Mannheimer Jan Brown Claire Marty Tom and Susan Bulleit George McCauley Scott and Mary Buswell Lynn Metcalf Anna Calluori Holcombe Matt Metz and Linda Sikora Bruce Capdeville Ron and Hester Meyers Linda Casbon Taffy Miller Mike and Colleen Casey Cass Mitchell Patty Ceglio Ted Mitchell Victoria and Richard Christen Jess Parker and Peter Molnar Marilyn K. Lysohir and Ross A. Coates Tia Nelson and Derek Brown Archie Bray’s founding vision of “a fine place Teresa Olcott Cohea Jim Gilman and Karen Nelson to work for anyone sincerely interested Maureen Cole Dawn and John North in ceramics” has always been about two Patricia Coughlin Richard Notkin and Phoebe Toland things: Place and People. And nothing Cameron Crawford and Sean Collins Sandra and Bill Olsen better embodies that original spirit of his Joe and Sarah Crowley Steve Palmer Julia and Duane Cruse Dick and Jan Paustian aspirations for the Archie Bray Foundation Kathleen Culver Poo and Bob Putsch than a special endeavor we’re undertaking to Mary Jane Davidson Liz Quackenbush make this place truly accessible to everyone. Bill and Marsha Davis Madalyn Quinlan and Brian Garrity Charles Davis Linda E. Reed The Bray grounds (repurposed over 65 years Mary Anne Guggenheim, MD and Wilbur Rehmann and Susan Miles from a defunct brickyard) have always been Jan Donaldson Brad and Susan Robinson funky, and we have always done our best Jeremiah Donovan Stephen Robison and Kathleen Guss to help all artists, friends and visitors here Gregg and Connie Edelen Joan Rolling to navigate the often uneven ground and Marcia Eidel Betsy Rosenmiller and Matt Baker other obstacles. But, with the completion Eric Eley Diane Rosenmiller and Nicholas Seidner Jim Emerson and Barbara Belt A. Richard Ross this fall of our new Education and Research Margaret S. Davis and Bruce Ennis Kathleen Royster Lamb Facility, it has become evident that much Cary Esser and Morris Dickens Richard and Penny Swanson more can be done to improve accessibility Lisa Fairman Marlene and Phil Saccoccia at the Bray. Eric and Ellen Feaver Judith H. Salomon and Jerry Weiss Gertrude Ferguson Jon Satre and Paulette Etchart Now that we’ve met our goal, our first steps Donna Forbes Linda and Donald Schlenger will include the purchase and installation Sarah Frederick Brad and Cathy Schwieger of a new lift-elevator for the Education Joe and Anna Furshong Kayte and Robert Simpson and Research Facility, making the upstairs Steven Godfrey Trudy Skari gathering area and Library truly available to Midge and Jerry Golner Richard and Edith Smith Nancy Goughnour Chris and Kate Staley everyone. Second, we will be working with Teresa and Herb Hastings Valerie Steiner a consultant to identify other areas of need Molly Hatch Susan Strickler around the Bray’s grounds and to lay out Andrea Hicks Peter Sullivan a road map for beginning to systematically Dwight and Roxanne Hiesterman Norma Tirrell address other accessibility barriers. Finally, Betti Hill Sue Tirrell with support from Helena’s Jerry Metcalf Debbie Hobler Jim and Cindy Utterback Foundation, we will also be constructing an Alice Hohenberg Federico and Greg Van Dusseldorp exterior wheel-chair-accessible ramp on the Salvatore Federico Eric Van Eimeren and Koryn Arnold Warehouse Gallery to open this space up to Suzy Holt Ted Vogel a broader range of visitors. Mary Ellen Holverson and Matthew Cohn Ronald Waterman Ayumi and Chloe Horie Mary and Kurt Werner Bill and Liz Hunt Gregg and Wendy Wheeler Again, many thanks to everyone involved Jim Ibur Freda and Ryan Wilkinson in helping to launch this very inspiring Amanda Jaffe Heidi and Clifton Youmans initiative at the Bray. Greg Jahn and Nancy Halter Hugh and Karen Zackheim Jim Jensen and Carla Potter 2018 CALENDAR OF EVENTS MAY JUNE JULY

Exhibition— Exhibition—Second-Year Fellowship Artists at the Holter Museum of Art 2018 Visiting Artist Exhibition May 25–July 13 | Reception: Friday, June 1, 5–8 pm Bray North Gallery May 17–September 15 No Reception Exhibition—Resident Artists Exhibition and Benefit Auction on display at the Bray Warehouse Gallery | June 14–August 5 | Reception: Thursday, June 14, 6–8 pm

4 Helena Downtown Art Walk— 1 Exhibition Reception— 4 4th of July—Bray Offices, Galleries MAY Visit with Bray resident artists at the JUNE Second-Year Fellowship Artists JULY and Clay Business closed MT Book & Toy Co. from 5–9 pm Holter Museum of Art May 25–July 13 Children & Young Adult Classes— th Reception: Friday, June 1, 25 annual Mother’s Day 9 July 9–13 12 FOB Preview and Artist Talks, 4:30 pm; JULY MAY Pots & Plants Sale 6–8 year olds: 9 am–12 noon Public Reception 6–8 pm Saturday, May 12, 10 am–3 pm 9–11 year olds: 9 am–12 noon Bray Education & Research Featuring work by the Bray’s Call 406/443-3502 ext. 11 to register Courtyard 2017–2018 Fellowship Artists: Free and open to the public Ling Chun, Nicholas Danielson, 11, Resident Artist Talks— Bring the whole family and join us En Iwamura, MyungJin Kim and July 11, 25 for a fun day in the sun. Glaze-it- Noah Riedel 25 Wednesday evenings at 7:30 pm yourself pots and watch them get JULY Bray Resident Center raku fired. Shop beautiful one-of-a- 11 Workshop—Mold Making: Free and open to the public kind planters and vases. Purchase JUNE Prototyping in Plaster with Peter Pincus June 11–15 FULL salsa and bedding plants from West Workshop—Sculpting Gesture: Mont Farm & Gardens. Enjoy kid’s Call 406/443-3502 ext. 11 for wait list 16 JULY Animal and Human with clay and delicious wood-fired pizza. Beth Cavener and Tip Toland Artist Talk—Peter Pincus, Visiting July 16–27 FULL Presented by West Mont Farm & 20 JUNE Artist and Workshop Instructor Call 406/443-3502 ext. 11 for wait list Gardens and the Archie Bray Bray Resident Center at 7:30 pm Foundation. Free and open to the public 18 Artist Talk—Beth Cavener and JULY Tip Toland, Visiting Artists and 14 Exhibition Reception— Workshop Instructors JUNE Resident Artists Exhibition and Bray Resident Center at 7:30 pm Benefit Auction Opening Free and open to the public Bray Warehouse Gallery

June 14–August 5 28 Bray Benefit Auction and Reception: Thursday, June 14, 6–8 pm JULY Brickyard Bash Free and open to the public Saturday, July 28, beginning at 6 pm Bray Resident Center Courtyard 17 Workshop—Teacher as Artist— Call 406/443-3502 for tickets or JUNE Artist as Teacher with Julia Galloway more details. June 17–23 Call 406/443-3502 ext. 11 to register Live Auction Artsts: Chris Antemann Artist Talk—Julia Galloway, Visiting Rudy Autio 20 Josh DeWeese JUNE Artist and Workshop Instructor Bray Resident Center at 7:30 pm John Gill Exhibition—2018 Visiting Artist 17 Free and open to the public Arthur Gonzalez Exhibition MAY Bray North Gallery May 17–September 15 25 Children & Young Adult Classes— Heesoo Lee No Reception JUNE June 25–29 Beth Lo 6–8 year olds: 9 am–12 noon Steven Young Lee 9–11 year olds: 9 am–12 noon Tony Marsh 18 Workshop—Understanding Ceramic 12–14 year olds: 1–4 pm Mark Pharis MAY Glazes with Pete Pinnell High School teens: 1–4 pm Peter Pincus May 18–20 Call 406/443-3502 ext. 11 to register Michael Sherrill Call 406/443-3502 ext. 11 to register Linda Sikora Resident Artist Talks— Chris Staley Artist Talk—Pete Pinnell , Visiting 27 19 JUNE Bray Resident Center at 7:30 pm Akio Takamori MAY Artist and Workshop Instructor Free and open to the public Bray Resident Center at 7:30 pm Shoko Teruyama Free and open to the public Patti Warashina 27 Summer Adult Ceramics Classes— JUNE August 12–September 30 28 Memorial Day—Bray Offices, Registration begins June 27 30 Bray Day—Bray Offices, Galleries and MAY Galleries and Clay Business closed Call 406/443-3502 ext. 11 to register JULY Clay Business closed 2018 CALENDAR OF EVENTS AUGUST SEPTEMBER NOVEMBER

Exhibition—First-Year Fellowship Artists Exhibition at the Bray Warehouse Gallery Exhibition—Holiday Exhibition and Sale August 16–Sept 22 | Reception: Thursday, August 16, 6–8 pm November 15–December 23 Reception: Thursday, November 15, 6–8 pm 1 Resident Artist Talks— Exhibition—Recent Acquisitions to the Archie Bray Permanent Collection at the Bray North AUG Bray Resident Center at 7:30 pm Gallery | September 27–November 3 | No Reception Free and open to the public Labor Day—Bray Offices, Galleries Helena Downtown Art Walk— Workshop—Hand and Prints— 3 3 6 SEPT and Clay Business closed NOV Visit with Bray resident artists at the AUG Collaboration between Form and Montana Book & Toy Co. from 5–9 Surface with Jason Bige Burnett and Sunshine Cobb Workshop—Narrative 8 Exhibition Reception— August 6–17 FULL with Sunkoo Yuh 15 SEPT Holiday Exhibition and Sale Call 406/443-3502 ext. 11 for wait list September 8 NOV Bray North Gallery Call 406/443-3502 ext. 11 to register November 15–December 23. Jason Bige Burnett and Artist Talk— Opening Reception: Thursday, 8 Sunshine Cobb, Visiting Artists and AUG Call for Entry— Beyond the November 15, 6–8 pm Workshop Instructors 15 SEPT Brickyard Juried Exhibition Free and open to the public Bray Resident Center at 7:30 pm Applications due September 15 Free and open to the public Apply online at archiebray.org

Exhibition Reception— Exhibition—Recent Acquisitions 16 27 to the Archie Bray Permanent AUG First-Year Fellowship Artists SEPT Bray Warehouse Gallery Collection August 16–Sept 22 Bray North Gallery Reception: Thursday, August 16, September 27–November 3 6–8 pm No Reception Free and open to the public Featuring work by the Bray’s 2017–2018 Fellowship Artists: OCTOBER Anton Alvarez, Christina Erives, Richard W. James, Kyle Johns and Exhibition—Archie Bray at the Yoonjee Kwak Kolva-Sullivan Gallery | October 5–31

5 Exhibition Reception—Archie Bray OCT at the Kolva-Sullivan Gallery Spokane, Washington October 5–31 Opening Reception: Friday, October 6, 5–9 pm Free and open to the public

Yoonjee Kwak

20 Children & Young Adult Classes— 22 Thanksgiving—Bray Offices and Clay Aug August 20–24 NOV Business closed November 22–23 6–8 year olds: 9 am–12 noon North Gallery OPEN 9–11 year olds: 9 am–12 noon Friday, November 23, 10 am–5 pm Call 406/443-3502 ext. 11 to register Saturday, November 24, 10 am–5 pm Sunday, November 25, 1–5 pm AUG– Summer Adult Ceramics Classes— SEPT August 12–September 30 Registration begins June 27 Call 406/443-3502 ext. 11 to register DECEMBER Exhibition—Holiday Exhibition and Sale 22 Volunteer and Member November 15–December 23 AUG Appreciation Party— Reception: Thurs, November 15, 6–8 pm Wednesday, August 22, 6 pm Bray Resident Center Courtyard Ling Chun DEC– Holiday Break— JAN Bray Offices and Clay Business closed 27 Fall Adult Ceramics Classes— OCT– Fall Adult Ceramics Classes— December 20–January 3, 2019 JUNE October 1–December 16 DEC October 1–December 16 Registration begins Aug 22 Registration begins Aug 22 North Gallery closed Call 406/443-3502 ext. 11 to register Call 406/443-3502 ext. 11 to register December 24–January 3, 2019 ARTISTS Emerging and established leaders in the field of ceramics come to Helena from around 2017–2018 the world and form the heart of the Bray’s rich community of creative exchange. LONG-TERM RESIDENT ARTISTS ARTISTS AT THE BRAY IN 2017 Anton Alvarez Taunt Fellow •5 1 LONG-TERM RESIDENTS Stockholm, Sweden were given the opportunity to research, teach and produce Ling Chun a significant body of work Lilian Fellow during their one- to two-year Hong Kong long stay in pursuit of creative and professional growth. Nicholas Danielson Lillstreet Art Center Fellow • 14 artists worked for one to Crystal Lake, IL, USA four months as SUMMER & SHORT-TERM RESIDENTS, Christina Erives carrying out new projects, Quigley-Hiltner Fellow refining their craft or Los Angeles, CA, USA renewing their creative energies. En Iwamura MEET ARTISTS working Etchart-Satre Fellow • 24 established artists spent in the studios and Kyoto, Japan time working at the Bray experience the legacy of through the VISITING & GUEST artwork past residents Richard W. James ARTIST programs, often have left on the grounds Speyer Fellow taking a focused approach to with a visit to the Bray. Lexington, TN, USA exploring new ideas.

Long-term resident Kyle Johns working in the studio. Kyle Johns MJD Fellow Northbrook, IL, USA 2017–2018 LONG-TERM RESIDENT ARTISTS MyungJin Kim Windgate Fellow Daugu, South Korea Yoonjee Kwak Matsutani Fellow Suwon, South Korea Noah Riedel Joan Lincoln Fellow Chapel Hill, NC, USA

FELLOWSHIPS

Thank you to our fellowship donors.

Each fellowship awards $5,000 and a one-year residency at the Bray. Fellowships have been made possible by Robert and Suzanne Taunt, Joan and David Lincoln, Osamu and Grace Matsutani, Mary Jane Davidson, Tim Speyer, the Windgate Charitable Foundation, Lillstreet Art Center, Paulette Etchart and Jon Satre, the Quigley Hiltner Left to Right: Anton Alvarez, Nicholas Danielson, Christina Erives, MyungJin Kim, Family and anonymous donors. Ling Chun, Steven Young Lee, Yoonjee Kwak, Noah Riedel, Kyle Johns, Richard W. James Not pictured: En Iwamura GALLERY, EXHIBITIONS & EDUCATION

EVENTS A diverse annual offering FUN FACTS Through the Bray’s Sales Gallery and annual schedule of of ceramics classes • 109 adult community class free, public exhibitions, resident artists have the chance and workshops gives members were guided by to share and sell their work while visitors from around the students and artists of professional artists and the world experience the latest work being made in the field all ages an opportunity Bray’s resident artists. of ceramics. to learn everything from • 115 adult workshop participants fundamentals to advanced from diverse backgrounds and techniques in ceramics locations learned from today’s leading ceramic artists. under the guidance of professional artists. • 133 adults and college/ university students and 445 children explored the grounds while taking a tour of the Bray. DISCOVER your creative passion or • 53 children of all ages learn new skills in discovered their own creativity ceramics by enrolling while taking a class at the Bray. in a class or workshop at the Bray. EXPLORE artwork made by the Bray’s resident and visiting artists through a visit to the galleries and bring a piece home to One-of-a-kind planters and vases at the Bray’s annual Mother’s Day Pots and enrich your daily life. Plants Sale.

FUN FACTS • 2,142 pieces of artwork • 88 artists from 24 states found new homes from Bray gave 122 pieces to the 2017 exhibitions and events, of Bray Benefit Auction, raising which 298 were sold through over $79,800 the online sales gallery at archiebraygallery.org.

Matt Wedel hands-on workshop. CLAY BUSINESS Our full-service Clay Business provides quality clays (manufactured on-site), materials, equipment and expertise to resident artists as well as artists and students around the region. 2017 CLAY BUSINESS CUSTOMERS: FUN FACTS

• The Clay Business manufactures 20 types of 1,511 wet clay Individuals and Businesses from 45 States and 2 Countries • The Clay Business set record sales numbers for the third year in a row. Clay production. 24 131 Community K-12 Schools Centers and Universities in 4 States in 8 States 19,075 boxes 4.8 miles 476 tons = = end to end BRAY CLAY BRAY CLAY BRAY CLAY

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