Horse Mask III by Christine McKay
Horse Mask III by Christine McKay
Archives for August 2014
Horse Mask II by Christine McKay
Horse Mask II by Christine McKay
Horse Mask I by Christine Mckay
Horse Mask I by Christine McKay
Horse Creek by Christine McKay
Horse Creek by Christine McKay = 12 10/” diameter $495
Platter: Horse Creek – Horse standing in “creek”
Tide Pool by Christine McKay
Tide Pool by Christine McKay – 13″ diameter $495
Platter: Tide Pool – Raven & Starfish
Horse with 2 Magpies by Christine McKay
Horse with 2 Magpies by Christine McKay – 17″ h x 13″ w $495
Wall piece: Horse w/2 Magpies – w/hemp twine, saggar beads, turquoise
Big Bear Medicine by Christine McKay
Big Bear Medicine by Christine McKay – 16 1/2″ h x 11 1/2″ w $495 ** SOLD**
The giant powerful soul of Bear; dream of Bear and know that you are protected – imagine Bear during times of trial and feel the strength.
Wall Piece: Big Bear Medicine – Bear & Trout w/attachments: hemp twine, saggar beads
Prairie Dancing by Christine McKay
Prairie Dancing by Christine McKay – Wall piece 21″ h x 12″ w $495 ** SOLD **
Wall piece: Prairie Dancing – “Native” woman dancing (attachments: leather, horsehair, saggar beads, turquoise & coral)
Size: 21” h. x 12” w.
Winter Ponies by Christine McKay
WINTER PONIES – Brittle winds rolling from mountaintops to the High Plains – the strength and endurance of horses. And cold winter mornings when their white breath expels enthusiasm, racing the blowing powder and leaping snow drifts…
Size: 25” h.
Winter Ponies by Christine McKay – 25″ High $1095
Winter Ponies by Christine McKay 25″ H
Ryan Brown brings his newest artwork to Beartooth Gallery
“Run Free” 12″ x 36″ Acrylic on canvas
Ryan’s work is fueled by Montana and our own subconscious. He uses colors found in the natural world and melds it with a surreal concept. The result is often a dreamlike quality to his original art. The subject is always in a tranquil state, unaffected by its surroundings. The sole objective for Ryan’s work is to open a passage way to another world that will put the audience in a peaceful-zen like state of mind.
“Sky Riders” by Ryan Brown – 30″ x 40″ – Acrylic on canvas
Ryan’s work has always had an abstract core while experimenting with other forms and figures to develop his own style. Among the artist that have inspired him are Jackson Pollock, Russell Chatham, and Theodore Waddell to name a few. Environments, personalities, trends, and nature drive the message and feeling of his work.
Ryan Brown
Ryan Brown has lived in Billings for over 20 years and has been interested in art and architecture from a very young age. He graduated from Skyview High School and has attended MSU Billings.