Past Exhibitions

Emily Davidson and Brian Keith Scott

March 5th, 2021 - March 26th, 2021

New acrylic works by Emily Davis alongside the industrial sculptures of Brian Keith Scott.

Renee Audette Retrospective and Winter 2020 Group Show

December 4th - December 31st, 2020

Renee Audette Retrospective and Winter Group Show Featuring work by Terry Karson, Sandy Dvarishkis, Gary Halsten, Marla Goodman, and Keith Martinez.

Seeing Patterns

October 2 - November 20, 2020

Seeing Patterns Exhibition
Daniel Green, Bertha Otoya, Ethel Rivita, and Hung Kei Shui from San Francisco non-profit Creativity Explored come with passionate repetitions and patterned text. Kirks’ Grocery responds with Neltje, Mary Serbe, Shane de Leon, and Ellen Kuntz.

Curate / Instigate: Gordon McConnell & Stephen Glueckert

April 3 - May 29, 2020

Two Montana curators bring their refreshingly loose yet learned works on paper and multi-dimensional sculpture to Kirks’ front galleries. Sandy Dvarishkis displays the newest firings from her kiln plus works from Jane Waggoner Deschner.

Mixx Group Show: Reckless / Artwalk / Ellen Kuntz | 2/07/20 - 3/27/20

February 7 - March 27, 2020

MIXX is a group of regional artists that first exhibited together in January 2007. Membership has ebbed and flowed; all but one of the members is in this show. Jane Waggoner Deschner, Mark Earnhart, Lillie Grace, Jodi Lightner, Tracy Linder, Jon Lodge, Gordon McConnell, Neltje, Keeara Rhoades, and Patrick Smith.

Terry Karson Commons and October Group Show

October 4 - October 25, 2019

Terry Karson
October 2019 group show featuring Marla Goodman, Rossco, Hank Williams Fuller, and more coincided with the Terry Karson Commons / Stump Exhibition.

Artwalk: The Poster Art Of Shane de Leon

August 8- September 27, 2019

Kirks' Grocery owner Shane de Leon exhibits over 30 years of his silk screen, letterpress, photocopy, stencil and hand drawn posters, records, and rock and roll ephemera. Showcasing his graphic design and love of music.

Zero Tolerance v1.0 by: Michael Takeo Magruder, 2018

December 6 - January 25, 2018

A media installation exploring the context and rhetoric surrounding the separation and detention of migrant families crossing the US southern border.