Gather your family and friends this holiday season to enjoy outdoor installations by artists from this year’s The Lay of the Land exhibition at Tinworks Art. These works are free to explore and open to the public. You can visit during the day or after dark, when solar lights guide you along the pathways to each piece. The lit trails will remain up through January 6—come and enjoy!

Please refer to the map below for outdoor artworks currently on view.

1. Layli Long Soldier, i don’t trust nobody but the land (2023) 2. Agnes Denes, Wheatfield—An Inspiration. The seed is in the ground (Harvested by the community September 8, 2024) and Questionnaire (an online artwork accessible by QR code) 3. Robbie Wing, Cross Ties Song (2024) 4. Wills Brewer, A Repetition of Histories (2024) 5. Wills Brewer, A Tornado is a Ladder You Can’t Climb Down (2024)

Tinworks Art is located at 719 N Ida Ave (at E Cottonwood Ave) in the Northeast neighborhood of Bozeman, Montana.

Tinworks is committed to providing an inclusive and engaging experience for all our visitors. Below are some important details to help you plan your visit. Please contact us in advance to discuss any specific requirements that need to be in place to support a visitor with additional needs.

Wheelchair access

We ensure that our facility is accessible to visitors using wheelchairs. Please contact us If you have any specific needs or questions regarding accessibility.

PETS and Service animals

We welcome trained service animals. Dogs and other pets are not allowed in the exhibition spaces.

Visitor Consideration

A few reminders:

• Please refrain from touching the art.
• We ask that you take younger children by the hand while near artworks.
• No large bags, food or drinks in the exhibition spaces.

Parking

There is limited parking available onsite.

Please contact us for any other enquiries or special requests. We look forward to your visit!

During our exhibition season we offer free tours to schools, camps, clubs, social groups, and more. As part of these tours, we also offer free art activities for all ages to further engage with the exhibition.