In terms of press, the Ansel Adams: A Legacy exhibition at the Missoula Art Museum continues to garner its fair share of local attention. This past Sunday, a wonderful article was published in The Missoulian newspaper written by arts & culture columnist, Joe Nickell, consisting of an interview he had with Neil Chaput de Saintonge [...]
So, as we’ve been bragging about all week (and are quite excited about), our school patriarch and founder, Neil Chaput de Saintonge, had at one time studied with Ansel Adams in the early 70s. In light of this fact, and tonight’s opening of the exhibit “Ansel Adams: A Legacy“ at the Missoula Art Museum, I [...]
Ever since I heard that an exhibit of 130 signed Ansel Adams photographs were going to be shown at the Missoula Art Museum (MAM), I wanted to be part of the experience. As it turns out, I get to be part of two cool experiences. I am beyond excited at the upcoming opportunity to be a [...]
As we mentioned in our post on Monday, this entire week Paper Airplanes is dedicated to Ansel Adams. Not only did our very own Neil Chaput de Saintonge study with Ansel back in the day, but RMSP is now a proud (ahem, a VERY proud) sponsor of a show at the Missoula Art Museum titled “Ansel [...]
Ansel Adams was born February 20, 1902 in San Francisco, California (Turnage, no date.). Adams parents, Charles Hitchcock Adams and Olive Bray were around forty years old when Adams was born (very old for the times) (Turnage, n.d.). According to the Astronomical Society of the Pacific: “One of the most active leaders of the [Astronomical [...]
If you’re in the Missoula area anytime during the next few months, you may want to check out an exciting new exhibit opening this week at the Missoula Art Museum. “Ansel Adams: A Legacy” is a selection of over 130 prints from a private collection that will be publicly displayed for the first time ever. [...]
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