JOURNEY: The Works of Mark J. Sullivan from 1980-present
The bold and interpretive art work of Mark J. Sullivan will be on display during the month of April at the Robert and Jenny DeWeese Gallery at Bozeman High School with an opening reception on Thursday, April 5th from 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM.
Please join Mr. Sullivan to celebrate his art work and career as a teacher at Bozeman High for the past 20 years. Mark was honored in 2003 by receiving the Cashman-Rinker Vision for Excellence Award which enabled him to travel to Italy to view some of the great works he has revered and incorporated into his own art for decades. Mr. Sullivan is now battling a serious medical condition and is on leave from teaching, but will return to Bozeman High School for the opening reception for his show.
Don’t miss this opportunity to acknowledge Mr. Sullivan’s contributions to the art community on April 5th from 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM at the Robert and Genny DeWeese Gallery at Bozeman High School.
A selection of paintings and prints will be available for purchase. For more information, please email stayingconnectedwithmark@gmail.com
Please join Mr. Sullivan to celebrate his art work and career as a teacher at Bozeman High for the past 20 years. Mark was honored in 2003 by receiving the Cashman-Rinker Vision for Excellence Award which enabled him to travel to Italy to view some of the great works he has revered and incorporated into his own art for decades. Mr. Sullivan is now battling a serious medical condition and is on leave from teaching, but will return to Bozeman High School for the opening reception for his show.
Don’t miss this opportunity to acknowledge Mr. Sullivan’s contributions to the art community on April 5th from 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM at the Robert and Genny DeWeese Gallery at Bozeman High School.
A selection of paintings and prints will be available for purchase. For more information, please email stayingconnectedwithmark@gmail.com
A message from our president...
"Welcome to the Montana Art Education Association (MAEA) website. This is an association of art teachers from across the state of Montana. We enjoy teaching all media and all ages of students. MAEA gathers yearly at the annual MEA-MFT State teachers’ conference in October. Here we have our annual business meeting and provide workshops for each other on successful art lessons. We also have an art auction and enjoy lively camaraderie. There are several other business meetings throughout the year and we are currently working on a winter retreat for all MAEA members.
Several of the other art activities we support are MAI and Signatures.
MAI (Montana Art Interscholastics) is a yearly gathering of high school students, from across the state that have a strong interest in art. Here the students experience varied art workshops in unique media of their choice and get to spend some creative time with likeminded individuals.
We also give our support to “Signatures from Big Sky”, a state wide student literary / art magazine that is published yearly in Montana.
Enjoy browsing our website and thank you for your interest."
-MAEA president Marvin Pauls
Several of the other art activities we support are MAI and Signatures.
MAI (Montana Art Interscholastics) is a yearly gathering of high school students, from across the state that have a strong interest in art. Here the students experience varied art workshops in unique media of their choice and get to spend some creative time with likeminded individuals.
We also give our support to “Signatures from Big Sky”, a state wide student literary / art magazine that is published yearly in Montana.
Enjoy browsing our website and thank you for your interest."
-MAEA president Marvin Pauls
MAEA Officers
President
Marvin Pauls
Hellgate High School collagraphguy [ at ] gmail.com Treasurer
Matt Holmes
Polson High School mholmes [ at ] polson.k12.mt.us |
Vice President
Sally Behr Schendel
Sheridan Schools sschendel [ at ] sheridan.k12.mt.us Secretary
Mary Schneider
Great Falls High School mary_schneider [ at ] gfps.k12.mt.us |
Corrections, additions, or changes? Contact the MAEA webmaster Eric Hanson to make any updates to this page.
