The Missoula Art Museum needs occasional art teachers for its after school classes, Saturday and weekend programs and the Summer Art School. We are looking for art teachers who are serious about making their own art and communicating their knowledge of the creative process to others, both children and adults.  Teaching experience and art expertise are necessary. To apply please contact Renee Taaffe, Curator of Education , Missoula Art Museum, 335 N. Pattee, Missoula , MT 59802 or call 728-0447 for more information.

ABOUT MAM TEACHERS

RENEE BROWN is currently an artist in recsicdence antthe clay studio of missoul. SH erecieved her MAF from North TexS UNIVERSITY . pREVIOUS TO HER CERAMIC STUDIO SHE WORKED HFOR MANY TETEARS A DESIGNER INTERIOR.s

RENEE BROWN is a current Artist in Residence at the Clay Studio of Missoula where she teaches ceramics. Brown received her MFA at the University of Northern Texas. She has a strong background in drawing and draws regularly to visualize her ceramic sculpture.  Before devoting herself to the fine arts of ceramic and drawing she worked for many years as an interior designer.

BEV GLUECKERT received her MFA degree in printmaking from The University of Montana. She has taught with the MAM Art School for the past 16 years and with the MAM/ Flagship Arts Program since 1998. Currently, in addition to her work as a children's art teacher and studio artist she is adjunct professor with The University of Montana's Art Department. Bev is still an avid printmaker and shows her work locally and in the region. A recent exhibition was at the Nicolaysen Art Museum in Casper, Wyoming.

JENNIFER RUDIO OGDEN holds a BA degree in art from the University of Colorado and an art education certification from The University of Montana. She has taught art at Victor Public School since 1995. Last summer she attended the Teacher's Institute for Contemporary Art at the Art Institute of Chicago.

MARGARETE DE SOLEIL recently moved to Montana from the Hudson River Valley in New York. She has exhibited extensively in the Eastern states and has taught art in both the public school and at various art centers in New York. Her mixed media painting, Mutable Stones will be featured in MAM's 37th Benefit Art Auction and Exhibition.

ALLI DUPUY graduated from the University of Montana with a K-12 Teaching Certification with an emphasis in Fine Arts. She has worked as a teacher and art specialist with the Missoula Community School since 2002.

BOB PHINNEY has taught art at the Pratt Fine Arts institute, the Frye Art Museum in Seattle, The University of Montana and the Missoula Public Schools Continuing Education Program. His landscapes can be seen at galleries around Missoula.

ERIN ROBERTS is a certified art teacher and has taught for the past five years at the Bonner Public School. This is her 8th summer teaching with MAM.   

KARL STEIN has a BA in art from The University of Montana and is a certified art teacher. He has taught with MAM since 2002. He currently exhibits his work at the Dana Gallery in Missoula.