Cory Walsh
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Missoula, MT, United States
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Rudy revisited: A timeline of Autio's life in words and photos
With his flowing drawings of figures and horses in generous colors on the surface of massive clay vessels or paper, Rudy Autio was often called “the Matisse of ceramics.” → Read More
Copper King's masterpieces to go on view at University of Montana
A painting of a house on the French coast, made sometime after 1875, has made quite a journey. → Read More
Native, women filmmakers raising funds to adapt novel 'Perma Red' on indigenous women
A team of indigenous and women filmmakers is nearing a fundraising deadline for their TV adaptation of "Perma Red," an award-winning Montana novel. → Read More
Pearl Jam concert had hometown feel, from Ament to Montana flags to Missoula lyrics
When Pearl Jam first released the song, "Not For You," back in 1994, singer Eddie Vedder sounded downtrodden when he said, "all that's sacred comes from youth," with the caveat → Read More
'Best place I've ever been': James Lee Burke, others honored at Missoula arts awards
James Lee Burke used an acceptance speech on Thursday to thank the whole city of Missoula. → Read More
Big Sky Documentary Film Festival announces 2018 lineup
The 15th annual Big Sky Documentary Film Festival announced its slate of about 170 films on Thursday. → Read More
Big Dipper to provide ice cream for Xanterra in Glacier, Yellowstone
MISSOULA — The next time you're buying ice cream in Glacier or Yellowstone national parks, there's a good chance you'll be having Big Dipper. → Read More
Montana actors appear in talking-animal movie 'Timber the Treasure Dog'
MISSOULA -- In film school, they told Ari Novak you should never make a movie with children or dogs. → Read More
Pray native now a principal dancer with Russian ballet company
MISSOULA — One Montanan is traveling farther than the rest to attend the Vienna International Ballet Experience in Missoula, a week of competitions, film screenings and panels centered on dance. → Read More
Concert to benefit musician David Boone's medical treatment
In 2009, David Boone pulled off a rare feat for a Missoula musician. The songwriter, known for his heart-on-sleeve folk and rock tunes that can be intimate or sweeping and → Read More
Billings native raising money for Missoula documentary, 'A Place Sort Of'
MISSOULA — Animator Andy Smetanka remembers seeing it back in his hometown of Billings. → Read More
Filmmaker raising money for Missoula documentary, "A Place Sort Of"
Animator Andy Smetanka remembers seeing it back in his hometown of Billings. → Read More
New design for downtown Missoula art park unveiled
A public-private partnership has unveiled its final design for the Missoula Art Park at Pine and Pattee streets in downtown Missoula. → Read More
Music fans warned about ticket scammers for Missoula concerts
With the announcements of Adams Center concerts by Miranda Lambert and Neil Young, executive director Brad Murphy warned fans not to buy tickets on the secondary market. → Read More
Monday's Montanan: Curator retires after almost quarter-century at Missoula Art Museum
Stephen Glueckert was first hired at the Missoula Art Museum as the curator of education in 1992. → Read More
Missoula Colony marks 20th year with 'conflict'-centered workshops, readings
Greg Johnson first learned the power of conflict before he began directing theater and saw it from the other side. → Read More
Big Sky Pride to host parade, block party in downtown Missoula
The last time Montana's statewide LGBT Pride festival was held in Missoula back in 2004, there were perhaps 200 people, and the parade started and ended in Kiwanis Park. This → Read More
Movie fans can buy Wilma chairs, 2 for $10, on Monday
Anyone who wants a lounge-worthy memento from the historic Wilma Theatre can pick it up on the cheap Monday. → Read More
Artist sets out for 2nd season drawing Montana's disappearing glaciers
MISSOULA — The proper exhibition labels for Jonathan Marquis' drawings could use not just the size, label, year and medium. → Read More
Oscar nominee, UM grad J.K. Simmons talks conducting, acting
Before J.K. Simmons signed on to play a sadistic jazz teacher in the indie drama "Whiplash," a performance that could earn him an Oscar on Sunday night, he'd already done → Read More