Choo-choooooo! Art Aboard! This place is an old railroad…read moredepot, it seems with a train car parked right outside. Inside, is a lovingly converted art gallery, with walls jammed packed with local artists' works in various media. The works range from epic sized paintings, to pottery, to jewelry, to sculpture. There's a lot of talented artists in the area doing mostly paintings of wildlife and landscape scenes. When I went, there were a few patrons browsing, and clerks helping answer any questions. Everything is for sale, and clearly marked with the artists' names, title, and price. The art seems to move in and out through here- it's not a static display. There's no dust on the art frames, anyhow! The gallery is located on the edge of a nice little park with a gazebo and lots of lush grass across the street from the supermarket. It's a perfect place to have a picnic and check out some local culture.

My favorite place for art in the area. Lots of Montana artists. Tons of originals. Prints and…read morejewelry as well. Prices are really decent for original oils, watercolors, etc. So I my fav painting is that Tom Wolfe with the rustic frame. Buy now? Or when I get back in December? Hmmmm? Either way, hands off people! The frames on the art were custom overall. A nice touch to pieces. I also liked the Elliot Eaton stuff. Notable mentions: carol hagan small originals and a super tiny Kevin Red Star (Roberts Local). And Mary Blain too! Lots of good stuff by people I'm not familiar with. Wildlife, landscapes, and some cool abstracts. (Wish I knew all the names) Oh yeah Dolly Frerichs Stuber. Nice watercolor! Enough with the rambling. Go check it out yourself. Great place!

A small art gallery next to the coffee shop on the main road of Bridger, Zier Gallery has a great…read moremix of pieces for nearly any taste. The gallery, owned and named for the local artist whose works are displayed, also has a blend of beautiful pieces in bronze, wood, leather, and stone highlighting the talents of other local artists. The paintings have a western theme in the color palette of landscapes and portraits, but it's the horses that appears to be the main love of the artist. They're beautiful still life paintings. As for the other items, the bronze pieces are so meticulous they seem to want to move. The small animals crafted with alpaca wool are almost like a toy stuffed animal, but more intricate and too nice for a toy. The jewelry, made with local rocks and stones, are substantial pieces that almost require you to see the lines and spots and "imperfections" that bring out the overall beauty. This gallery and its owner, Dana Zier, can also provide murals where one might have a space that needs something, but where the art needs to be part of the space, not just an attachment to it. It's a wonderful gallery to explore and worth visiting to see the works of local artists.

Dave Hodges has one fine art gallery, Big Timber, MT. We even got a special tour by Mr. Hodges,…read morehimself. Wonderful western artist(s) featured and, of course, Mr. Hodges artistry. What a great way to spend an afternoon in Big Sky country!

From the owner: Hodges Fine Art carries paintings by well known contemporary artists as well as collectible art by…read moredeceased artists. Dave Hodges bronze sculptures are featured in the gallery. We also maintain an inventory of Navajo rugs and Navajo jewelry and currently have a wonderful collection of beaded Crow artifacts.

The store has a nicely varied selection of hand crafted works by regional artists and the prices…read moreare very reasonable. We were happy we stopped in.

Lovely gallery and shop. Many local artist are loved and supported here. Great staff.read more

We've had two of his more modest works (I believe they were studies) hanging in our home for over…read more10 years now, and we've grown to enjoy them even more now than when we first bought them. I use to go the Billings a lot and got them at his studio (which I recommend visiting if nothing else to get to talk to and get to know Harry). Since I don't have the opportunity to go see him any more, I look for his art on auction websites and even eBay. Since I almost never see his art for sale on the secondary market, I've concluded people want to hold on to his art because they enjoy it as much as we do.

Really beautiful stuff and very unique style. A large grizzly bear painting caught my attention…read morewalking down Montana Ave. If you are into Western Art, his shop is a must stop.

5 stars for being our favorite gallery for the August Billings ArtWalk! LOVED the art by local…read moreBillings artist Chance Robinson that was on display, and so wonderful getting to meet him. Even better was when I mentioned to him that my children were fascinated by his use of texture, he offered to let them touch a few of his pieces! WHAT!? It felt so wrong but so right. We definitely appreciated a number of the other artists on display, and the space itself was just gorgeous but approachable. We will definitely check this place out as they continue to feature other artists.

The owner, Jake, was extremely friendly and knowledgeable. He took the time to explain the…read moredifferent artists and their backgrounds. I bought some jewelry and I am going back for more tomorrow. Definitely recommend his business!

Absolutely love the artistic and practical pottery produced by Jan and Julie. Well worth the short…read moretrip from I90. Praying that Pioneer Pottery recovers from the floods currently devastating the Yellowstone and Red Lodge area.

I said its in Roscoe, MT. WTF, yelp? Why do you keep changing it to Alpine, MT? Look:…read more http://www.visitmt.com/categories/moreinfo.asp?IDRRecordID=11260&SiteID=1