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Multi-Age Workshop: Forms of the Bison: Storytelling Through Clay with Exhibiting Artist Cameron Decker
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Saturday Multiage Workshop
Forms of the Bison: Storytelling Through Clay with Exhibiting Artist Cameron Decker
April 25th, 11–12:30

Join exhibiting artist Cameron Decker for a free, multiage clay workshop inspired by the bison skull forms featured in his museum exhibition, Aspen and Cameron Decker: Honoring Our Qʷeyqʷay 'Buffalo'. Participants will learn how to create their own small bison skull using a mold developed by the artist, while Cameron shares the cultural, historical, and artistic significance of the bison and its enduring presence in this region. This workshop offers a meaningful opportunity for the community to spend time with the artist, engage more deeply with the work, and connect with clay as a material for holding story, memory, and place. All materials are provided, and no prior experience is necessary.
 
Event Date:
04-25-26
Event Time:
11:00 AM - 12:30 PM MST
Location:
Missoula Art Museum
335 Pattee St, Missoula, MT 59802
Missoula, MT 59802
Contact Person:
Marie Fahlgren
(phone: Marie@missoulaartmus)
Details:
Saturday Multiage Workshop
Forms of the Bison: Storytelling Through Clay with Exhibiting Artist Cameron Decker
April 25th, 11–12:30

Join exhibiting artist Cameron Decker for a free, multiage clay workshop inspired by the bison skull forms featured in his museum exhibition, Aspen and Cameron Decker: Honoring Our Qʷeyqʷay 'Buffalo'. Participants will learn how to create their own small bison skull using a mold developed by the artist, while Cameron shares the cultural, historical, and artistic significance of the bison and its enduring presence in this region. This workshop offers a meaningful opportunity for the community to spend time with the artist, engage more deeply with the work, and connect with clay as a material for holding story, memory, and place. All materials are provided, and no prior experience is necessary.
 Links:
http://missoulaartmuseum.org