The Art Galleries of Bozeman Cater to a Variety of Tastes

Photo Tierney Fine Art

For art lovers, a visit to Bozeman, Montana is well worth the trip. Numerous galleries in town exhibit a variety of paintings, photographs, sculpture, and other forms of artwork with a Western emphasis. Listed below are some of the finest galleries in the area.

Kimbie Art

Power of Three. | Photo Kimbie Noble

Kimbie Noble of Kimbie Art specializes in a painting technique featuring very thick layering using a brush and painting knives. This process produces contemporary work with visible strokes and texture that make the art seem to jump off the canvas. 

Kevin Noble Photography

Mane Event. | Photo Kevin Noble Photography

Kevin Noble indulges his affinity for the beauty of Yellowstone National Park and visits the area often to capture minimalist, black-and-white photos of the stunning scenery and wildlife found there. His work highlights the natural beauty of extremes in stark simplicity. In addition, he and his wife, Kimbie Noble, converted a barn space, Big Sky Gallery, and is home to their work. The gallery space is open for exhibitions, and events can be booked by visiting their website.

Montana Trails Gallery

Spirit of the North, Virginie Baude. | Photo Montana Trails Gallery

In business for over 30-years, Montana Trails Gallery is one of the largest in the area and is known for its historical and period collections by Montana’s best-known artists. In addition to collections of Contemporary art, the gallery is a full-service fine art gallery specializing in finding, buying, and placing quality American artwork. Consultation advice, and collection management are services available at the gallery.

Old Main Gallery & Framing

Beartooth Foothills, Tyler Murphy. | Photo Old Main Gallery & Framing

Established in 1964, Old Main Gallery focuses on local and regional Contemporary art. Through the gallery’s exhibitions, workshops, and lectures, they provide the Gallatin Valley and beyond with a deep understanding and appreciation for locally based art and artists. The gallery strives to represent diversity while maintaining a Western emphasis.

Tierney Fine Art

Photo Tierney Fine Art

Curtis Tierney, founder, and owner of Tierney Fine Art opened his modern gallery space in Bozeman 19 years ago. With a diverse collection of art by deceased Western Masters like Carl Rungius, and Phillip P. Goodwin, the gallery welcomes collectors seeking Western art by Blue Chip Masters. The gallery also displays Contemporary work by well-known artists including Dan Metz, and Dave Hall. The modern, clean space features a “visible glass vault” next to the front door that is light and organized inviting patrons to browse and discover.

Visions West Contemporary

Delano The Cowboy. | Photo Jenifer Olson

Visions West strives to push the boundaries of art in the Western region. Open since 2000, the gallery includes works with a heavy focus on nature and the importance of its influence on the individual and society. Featuring a unique roster of international artists whose work demonstrates technical diversity and independence of thought, an emphasis on presenting a fresh, interesting platform for art in the Rocky Mountain Region is the gallery’s goal.