Montana Artists Refuge Returns

From left, Bryher Herak, Nan Parsons and MJ Williams appropriately intertwine inside Parson's newly revitalized Refuge Gallery in downtown Basin. The current exhibit is “Intertwined: fiber, process, dialog,” featuring Jennifer Reifsneider of Missoula and Heidi Marie Faessel of Whitefish.

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After a seven-year hiatus, the Montana Artists Refuge has returned to downtown Basin, kicking off last week with a reception at the newly renovated Emmabell, or “E” log cabin.

Artists Renee Westbrook of Portland and Cathryn Mallory of Missoula were the first artists to seek solace at the newly renovated retreat, staying at the E for two weeks each, one on each floor.

Stepping away from her busy life and having the opportunity to pursue art without distraction was a Godsend for Westbrook, she said, and inspiration struck immediately, as she started creating blue-themed fantastical landscapes right away.

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