New Year, and New Artists!

Thank you for another great year supporting local art and artists! Will will be open New Year's Eve until 4pm. Swing by to wish our current fiber artist Monique Kleinhans well, as it will be her last day in the gallery with us! (Not to fear if you have become addicted to her lovely creations however, as her work will still be available downtown Kalispell at Sassafras gallery on Main Street!)

We hope you have a wonderful New Years' celebration and can't wait to welcome you back into the gallery starting Tuesday Jan 3rd (as we are switching over to our winter hours Tues-Sat)

We are also excited to welcome some new artists into our co-op:

Joe Roberts: https://www.woodcraftbykate-joe.com/ and fiber artist Maureen Louden!

Father's Day Salute! June 17th from 4-7pm

 

With Father's day coming up, we are celebrating our four male artists here in our Co-op! Join us for a fun reception on Friday June 17th from 4 to 7. There will be food, fun as well the opportunity to pick up some locally-made art perfect for Father's day! Paint Metal and Mud is located downtown Kalispell at 8 First Street East, Suite 104.

New Artists at Paint Metal & Mud!

Have you stopped in to see the gallery lately? 

If not, you're in for a treat. We have been fortunate to welcome a number of new artists into our membership the past few months; including pottery by Bob Cass and Metal Art by Gene McDaniel.  

Be sure to enjoy the warmer spring weather, and take a stroll downtown Kalispell--and swing in to see this fine work in person!

8 1st Street East, Downtown Kalispell

Suite 104

Chocolate Affair 2022

 Swing on by the gallery on Friday, February 11th from 5pm-8pm 

for the Chocolate Affair!

Vote for your favorite chocolate dessert while entering to win a gift certificate to be used at participating locations in Downtown Kalispell! It's a great opportunity to enjoy some tasty treats while while falling in love with locally made art!

We hope to see you there!

Welcome New Member Artist: Tim Hintze

A native of the north woods of Wisconsin, Tim Hintze has dabbled in woodworking for decades, but rekindled his passion for wood after retiring in 2018 from a career in meat processing and sausage making.

He started his retirement business, Table Top Timbers, in his home workshop just outside of Whitefish, Montana.

Tim specializes in one-of-a-kind cutting and charcuterie boards, and makes a variety of wood products, including cribbage boards, serving trays, wine bottle and glass holders and coasters. You’ll find a variety of domestic hardwoods in Tim’s products, such as maple, walnut and cherry, as well as exotic woods like purple heart, bubinga and wenge.