The mission of the collective is simple: About Art and Artists; this includes supporting each member’s artistic growth, sharing knowledge from experience and showcasing our work together..
MISSION
Activities
Lectures
Guest lecturers on; portfolio creation, writing an artist statement, how to give an artist’s talk, how to give a critique, how to write a resume, grant writing, and more, that will be free to members
Promotions
Promotion of members art through; social media, web page, artists interviews in local magazines and newspapers
Art Shows
Group and individual art shows in unique locations
Videos
"It is the long history of humankind (and animal kind, too) that those who learned to collaborate and improvise most effectively have prevailed." – Charles Darwin
Model: Anna Fenna
MUA: Jessie Gein
MCAC Group Shows
2025
In June 2025 MCAC will take part in the BAM Art Fair (June 7) at the Fairgrounds
In September we'll be in the Bozeman Art Walk (September 12) at the Kenyon House Gallery.
MCAC will also hold a group show at the Bozeman Library Atrium Gallery in October 2025
More Info for this and other future shows to come...
Our group was started by Jennifer Vermeer and Chris Sitton in 2018, and has since had numerous shows across the valley.
A local Montanan, Valley grew up on a ranch in the small town of Two Dot, Montana. She received a Bachelor's degree in Liberal Arts from Montana State, and a Master's degree from the School for International Training. As a lifelong learner and educator, she cares deeply about improving others' lives. She is passionate about culture, language learning, reflective practice, and teacher development. Acrylic painting is her primary area of focus. she also works in collage, mixed media, and water color on canvas and paper.
About MCAC
Artists
Key People
Valley Elrie Peters
President
Katherine L. Wright
Vice President
A native of the Pacific Northwest, Katherine lived extensively in southern Italy before moving to Bozeman in 2020. "After a long career in Commercial Architecture and Illustration, I lived 8 years in Italy, them 7 years back in Seattle. Retired from Architecture in 2020, now I'm retired from teaching Presentation Illustration at Gallatin College/MSU Interior Design department in Bozeman." Professional Architectural Illustrator, member ASAI, & licensed Architect, AIA; Board member of the Northwest Watercolor Society, and the editor of the 'Hotpress', their quarterly newsletter; Certified Yoga teacher with my 600 RYT from Samadhi Association in Florence ('Integral' yoga). "I travel. I draw. I paint 'home portraits.' Home is a story about who we are. In my Home Portraits, my goal to capture the spirit of what home means to you."