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Glass Art and Photography Featured at Sandstone

 Victoria Franck Wetsch, an accomplished and award winning artist will be featured as a guest artist exhibiting glass work at the Sandstone Gallery, 2913 2nd Ave. North.
 Wetsch’s original, colorful glass art has been awarded in juried competitions and displayed at exhibitions and galleries in Colorado, Nebraska, Montana and Oregon.
 With years of past experience as an interior architectural designer in Portland, OR, she studied at the University of Montana and the University of Colorado, where she completed her degree in fine arts and history. The artist’s life long love for art has directed her interest to exhibit her art and teach workshops throughout the western region.
 Ending up in Montana when his family’s 1934 Dodge pickup threw a rod, halting their California move, Gary Beeler made his home in the area. He has a degree in Business Administration from MSU Billings, but has climbed power poles, flown airplanes, sold real estate and made gasoline in his many career ventures.
 Upon retiring in 2001, he turned full time to writing and photography. Beeler’s pictures and articles have been published in Montana Outdoors, Grit Magazine and several area newspapers, and his photographs are displayed in many galleries and area businesses.
 You can experience the art of both, Gary Beeler, member, and Victoria Wetsch, Sandstone’s guest, at the Sandstone Gallery, a local artists’ cooperative, through the month of June.
“Sun Wheel” by Victoria Franck Wetsch.
“Curley, Moe and Miss Congeniality” by Gary Beeler.