One way or another, This House of Books is going to open on Oct. 1. So says Gary Robson, CEO and general manager of the independent cooperative bookstore that signed a lease last month on a 2,800-square-foot retail space at 224 N. Broadway. (more…) Continue Reading →
Ivan Doig
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Doig’s archives coming home to Montana
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Montana State University officials announced Wednesday that the papers of novelist Ivan Doig will return to the state. The beloved novelist’s archives will be housed at the MSU Library and be made available for public examination as well as being incorporated into the research and scholarly activities at the school. (more…) Continue Reading →
Filed under: Culture, Carol Doig, Ivan Doig, Montana State University, Waded Cruzado
Ivan Doig: Celebrating the literary heart of Montana
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Ariana Paliobagis, owner of the Country Bookshelf in Bozeman, distilled the feelings of a packed house Tuesday night with one emotion-laden sentence: “I can’t talk about Ivan Doig in the past tense, because that would be like letting him go.” (more…) Continue Reading →
Filed under: 'This House of Sky', Carrie La Seur, Country Bookshelf, Craig Lancaster, Ivan Doig, Jamie Ford, Malcolm Brooks, Mary Jane Di Santi
Lincoln sculpture park: Preserving the past with art
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LINCOLN—A “House of Sky” is just one of the vivid art installations a visitor comes upon in the “Blackfoot Pathways: Sculpture in the Wild” in Lincoln. There is also a genuine historic tepee burner from a nearby mill; a “Hill and Valley” landscape formation made from newspapers; a bulky frame-like statue of entangled spruce branches bound in a wood and metal frame; and a mammoth gateway of downed ponderosa pines, engraved with poetry, overlooking a golden fantasy village. (more…) Continue Reading →
Filed under: Culture, Diversions, Blackfoot Pathways, Ivan Doig, Kevin O'Dwyer, Lincoln, Rick Dunkerley
A picture-perfect day for an old-school branding
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“Brands are the classic language of the American West,” said one of Montana’s most celebrated writers, Ivan Doig. That cowboy shorthand continues today . . . at least for a while. Continue Reading →