David Matherly: Works on display in February and March

David Matherly:

Works on display in February and March at Sola Cafe in Bozeman as a benefit for Gallatin Valley Land Trust. An artist reception will be held at Sola cafe on Friday, February 3rd from 4:30pm-6pm. This event is free and open to the public. Call 922-SOLA or visit solacafe.com for more information.

David Matherly:

Growing up in rural Indiana, David Matherly grew to know well the natural world. The deep woods, open meadows and small creeks were integral in creating his view of our world. A degree in geology and graduate studies in biology and paleobotany further defined his worldview. After moving to Montana in 1981, he explored the Rocky Mountains through backpacking and photography. Multi-month long forays into the canyons of the desert southwest and longer travels to cultural wonders and ancient ruins abroad added to his expanding worldviews. His travels, his inquisitive and spirited research of varied subjects and his personal inner journeys all intertwine to create a unique perspective of life’s ancient mysteries, of man’s many cultural gifts to the world and the natural wonders of this great living planet.

David’s images have appeared in many regional and worldwide publications like Montana Magazine, Bill Moyers PBS program, National Park Service and Smithsonian exhibits; numerous children’s books; in books published by American World and Geographic Publishing, Grolier, McGraw-Hill, Simon & Schuster, and many more both in Europe and the U.S. David’s images are also represented by stock photo agencies in Europe and the U.S.

20% of all proceeds from the show’s sales benefit Gallatin Valley Land Trust.

This entry was posted on Wednesday, January 18th, 2012 at 1:24 pm and is filed under Artists. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. Both comments and pings are currently closed.

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David Matherly: Works on display in February and March

Noah Lindgren to display work February and March

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David Matherly: Works on display in February and March


		home / Events, Art and Music Sola Artists Steve Johnson – wood burning Artist April & May Yellowstone Watercolors by Marsha Karle to benefit the Greater Yellowstone Coalition Amanda Wilner paintings in the big dining room through March! Lissa Barber, Cuban Photographs on display through March! Stacey Herries and Adair Peck works on display in August and September at Sola! Ann Justin and Mary Kay Mitchell: the artists for June and July April and May artists: Laura B. Palmer and Christine Sutton David Matherly: Works on display in February and March Noah Lindgren to display work February and March Outside Bozeman and Folk Dog Art at Sola David Matherly: Works on display in February and March David Matherly: Works on display in February and March at Sola Cafe in Bozeman as a benefit for Gallatin Valley Land Trust. An artist reception will be held at Sola cafe on Friday, February 3rd from 4:30pm-6pm. This event is free and open to the public. Call 922-SOLA or visit solacafe.com for more information. David Matherly: Growing up in rural Indiana, David Matherly grew to know well the natural world. The deep woods, open meadows and small creeks were integral in creating his view of our world. A degree in geology and graduate studies in biology and paleobotany further defined his worldview. After moving to Montana in 1981, he explored the Rocky Mountains through backpacking and photography. Multi-month long forays into the canyons of the desert southwest and longer travels to cultural wonders and ancient ruins abroad added to his expanding worldviews. His travels, his inquisitive and spirited research of varied subjects and his personal inner journeys all intertwine to create a unique perspective of life’s ancient mysteries, of man’s many cultural gifts to the world and the natural wonders of this great living planet. David’s images have appeared in many regional and worldwide publications like Montana Magazine, Bill Moyers PBS program, National Park Service and Smithsonian exhibits; numerous children’s books; in books published by American World and Geographic Publishing, Grolier, McGraw-Hill, Simon & Schuster, and many more both in Europe and the U.S. David’s images are also represented by stock photo agencies in Europe and the U.S. 20% of all proceeds from the show’s sales benefit Gallatin Valley Land Trust. This entry was posted on Wednesday, January 18th, 2012 at 1:24 pm and is filed under Artists. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. Both comments and pings are currently closed. Comments are closed.