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Your whole family has great work. My father was an artist as well. just ran across this website accidentally, and glad i did. Take care, I am truely sorry for your lose. Jay Deweese Winston Salem, NC
Your whole family has great work. My father was an artist as well. just ran across this website accidentally, and glad i did. Take care, Jay Deweese Winston Salem, NC
Goodbye Gennie, We will all miss your vibration here in Montana, and your beautiful innovative, totally original paintings will remain hundreds of years past your passing. It has been my honor to write about your work and to know you a bit in my life. Simone Ellis art critic
I am so sorry to hear about Gennies death. I had seen her profile in Montana magazine and loved discovering her work here at your website.I am interested in works for purchase. Please send me information about her paintings that are available. Thank you! Susan
What beautiful paintings! Thank you for sharing your love of Montana through your stunning works of art. Tara Lee Bertucci Formerly of Billings
Dear DeWeese family, I am so sad to hear of your darling mothers death. I remember your parents from my undergraduate days, they helped to shape my perspective as an artist. As Montanans, we have been blessed to have had artists such as your parents in our midst.
see ya Gennie...I know that. Kelly
I am saddened to hear of Gennies passing. As an undergrad at MSU I have several great memories of Gennie. My thoughts and blessings go out to your family and to all that knew her. She will be truly missed. Boomer
My thoughts go out to your family at this very sad time. Gennie was a rare individual. I will always consider her to be the mother of contemporary painting for all of Montana. She did indeed inspire and intrigue all of us. Kim Baraby Hurtle, Helena
Though I never met Gennie, like many I felt I knew her through Pirsigs work and subsequent reported conversations with Pirsig Pilgrims. She will be missed. Ian Glendinning
I am saddened to hear of Gennies passing. Her work has brought deep joy to our home. Mark Taylor and Rosanna Buehl
Thinking f you tonight, Gennie. I will miss your friendly, loving presence greatly. Thank you friend for all your support through the years. Victoria Golding
I am interested in seeing some of your work for purchase. Can you please refer me to a gallery or let me know which art you have available. Thank you. Ani
I like your sculptures,they are very simple in design but are very strong visually.
Are we related.My grandfather lived,worked, failed,and died in Southern Indiana,specifically Booneville,Warrick County, Indiana.
Robert Lane DeWeese
Fine site!
I love your wire art Tina I am a big horse fan and I would have to agree that horses are the most beautiful majestic creatures to create art with Thank you for capturing the elegance and grace of the horse
great to see your work
Nice work all three of you. Keep up the art.
Beautiful website
I love your stuff... beautiful lines... nice work. I do some wire work too. Thanks, Paul
I thank god for allowing me to express my love to ceramic art .my job lake stretching
Hello dear distant relatives! I am Martha DeWeese, now married to a journalist named Hoig. I am descended from the first American DeWeese, Garrett Hendricks deWeese through Lewis, Samuel, David, Cornelius, James Madison DeWeese, Homer DeWeese and James R. DeWeese. I am also a painter, getting back into it after letting a first marriage, children, divorce and having to earn a living get in the way of creating. I now share a studio in downtown Omaha with my daughter and am delighted to see the creative spark so beautifully demonstrated by you 3 wonderful artists! I would love to hear from any of you.
Very nice work. I work in wire too, fun, but a growing passion too! Robert
What an amazing talented family! Happy new year Guys! Max
Cool site
Tina I am really enjoying all your sculptures. Quite imaginative and done with a flair!! I took time to study your technique to show horses legs and hoofs. Interesting! Henry Gurr
aloha! all very nice. a like it. peace bro!
We have two of your paintings,Gennie, bought at auction in Bozeman forty years ago. An oil of a blonde little girl with yellow flowers A big one, chalk and water colors of Squaw Creek also two water colors by Bob They help bring back great memeories Sincerely, Eleanor hamilton
I was look at potter that have some kind of movement with their pots, and came along to your site. I am working on my BFA at olemiss in mississippi and saw your stuff and really like your stuff. Thanks Chris Sneed New Albany MS
Good site. Me very much has liked.
I am amazed to find the DeWeeses that Robert Pirsig spoke of, and the teacher of Peter Voulkas!
hey, DeWeeses!! I was "cruising around different art sites and I stumbled on yours!!! I was so excited to see what you've been doing...of course I loved it especially "A Pepper Day, The Sleepers and Gennie"s scrolls...I have been making my "folk art" steadily and selling it fairly regularly...I would like to have a website too....hey, I want to take a trip to Montana soon and visit you...it's been too long....write to me if you like, your old pal, Janet Julian
Good website. I'm looking at Montana Artist websites and yours is one of the better because I can go right to viewing your works with ease. Good works.
what inspired you Tina to do the sculptures on horses
Hey, It's Michael from Bozeman now living in Big Sky. Looking forward to seeing you guys and your work on the 15th. Be safe. Michael
ur awesome great sculptures
ur awesome great sculptures
Interesting..... It just so happens that my name is Tina DeWeese.. capital W and all...
Ilove your stuff but you need to update!show us some of your newest work.
Hello... While searching for some ideas for a wire art project for an Art Therapy class I came across your site...hope you don't mind but I printed out most of your work just to have onb hand for inspiration...had horses and have a dog, so that fit my style too!!! Just to let you know your work is terrific and thanks for sharing!
I came looking for Bob Dedweese's photographs. But there is nothing by him here.
Le site est assez intéressant. ca fait un bon bout de temp que je ne suis pas venue et je trouve qu'il a bien changé. j'ai l'impression qu'il n'était pas comme ca avant. Bonne continuation www.ifrance.com/evacance
thank you
I am Denise Dickey-Andes' Mom. You visited me once in Denison, Texas. I have been viewing your work and it is stunningly beautiful. The subtle colors and textures in your glazes are wonderful.
I had to do a project for my art lesson on your work and i think it is great, i love the way you use wire in the "sleeper" pieces. the only thing i would have liked to know was what inspired you to do each piece of art. apart from that website is good! thank you that we have such great art to look at and i feel i was very lucky that i had to do a project on such enjoyable pieces of art! all the best and luck for the future, katrina x
beautiful work, I am working with wire and was browsing the net to find inspiration - thanks! e.w.
where to begin this is Sarah Dragonette you dear people Marcia and I live in Nebraska and work at a Native American college in Mission SD after reading about an April conference in Bozeman I thought of all of you we have your beautiful work gracing our walls where are Mary Lou Pam and Michael would love to hear from you so happy you are still flourishing
Look's great!
Way to go DeWeeses!This is a model for others. ---Michael, Lynda, Devin and Vanessa
Super cool. Luv, Lynn & Cathie
Looks lovely -- more, more!
Hugs, Pink
The DeWeeses enter the new century! Peter Held
Very beautiful and clearly presented. Your example may inspire even me to get more technologically advanced, MAYBE. Bon Voyage!
Very beautiful and clearly presented. Your example may inspire even me to get more technologically advanced, MAYBE. Bon Voyage!
images float through this website like dreams through the early morning it's almost as vivid as a visit to your studio. Thank you for both. . . .michael
images float through this website like dreams through the early morning it's almost as vivid as a visit to your studio. Thank you for both. . . .michael
josh looking at your site wow Zac
You're all awesome!
Hi, Tina! Via the help of my friends we just reviewed your web site. I want to know more about the dalmation paintings; am interested for the gallery. Am also interested in the fish and dog wire sculptures. As I don't have a computer just let me know by phone or mail. Thanks! Meg Witwer, Adelante Gallery P.S. Thanks for sending the cats!
Congrats!!
Your website is wonderful...I enjoyed visiting your art and reading your thoughts as I sipped my morning cup of tea.
Ah....someday I will have some DeWeese pieces in my home. For now...I drool and tip a "hats off" to the three of you. Thank-you for sharing your work...and welcome to the web community! Take care! Amber Jean
Hi I love the website but I still think commputors are the devils work. Thanks for the inspiring visit.Love, Willie
Great place to visit. Loved the horses.
I love your site! Hope to see you when I'm in Bozeman over the long weekend (Feb 20)
Deborah
hi gennie, isn't amazing that people our age actually take the time to learn all this complicated computer crap and still have time to make art. the page looks good and the work continues to be involving evolving love to you all from julian,lilian,regina & guess who
I just put my last name into the computer and your sight came up. My name is Braid DeWeese. I live in California. Nice Web sight.
Braid DeWeese
I am always on the lookout for other DeWeese's, it's very exciting to see such an unusual(in my mind) name around. I didnn't think there were many left!
I forgot the .com!
Tina, I recently acquired one of your horses and really like it a lot. Great looking website...the contrasts of the black, white, gray, and bold colors is very cool. Keep up the good work. Kevin McMindes
You are new grasses, trees, a stippled Montana sky--a trio, but each part astonishing. What a beautiful site.--Noelle
Love the wire sculpture. I've been reseaching it a little. I teach art at the junior high level. Could you give me some idea as to the type and guauge of wire you use? It's an idea I want to play with this summer and then bring into my classroom next year. Thanks Deanna Leveue
Really enjoyed glimpsing so many of your paintings. Quite a thrill in fact! Glad Robbin pointed us to your web site. With regards, Babs
hi Grandma Gennie, how are you doing? I like your paintings. Ariel
To Grama Gennie, Love, Clara Your pictures are very pretty.I'll see you in a few weeks. I love you a lot.
our first assignment in the advanced ceramics class is to pick a contemporary ceramics artist and write a three-page biographical excerpt of both the artist and their work. we are also to create a piece not smaller than 12"x12" in the artist's style.
i picked josh.
this web site will help me a great deal in for the written part of the assignment. creating the peice will be the challenge.
;-)remo
What a fabulous family you guys are! I've seen bits and pieces of your work and known of you for years but here all together it is so impressive and inspiring.We are so blessed to have you in Montana and in this area and arena breaking ground, showimg that it is possible to explore your own heart and visually express it honestly, beautifully with the seeds of childhood not trampled upon but nourished and cared for. God bless you and now I can't wait to get a website up and share in this way also! Best,Tandy Miles Riddle
Gennie, You were an inspiration to me as undergraduate many years ago. You continue to create and teach even now. Thank you for being being a very important part of who I am. Amy
Enjoyed your wire sculptures very much. I live on a small island in Alaska and am interested in wire art even tho I know nothing about it. Can you tell me what type of wire to use and a supplier that I can call to get the wire? Your work is inspiring!!
Very cool! I too bend wire & I'm more inspired than ever.Maybe someday soon you can checkout MY website. :) Also, I love horseplay #2. Beautiful!Keep 'em coming.
Good looking site! I was perusing the Rattlesnake valley Press site and saw you listed. Any comments as far as what they were like to work with? expense? hassles? jonathan qualben
Hi Tina Love you sleeper series. I also do wire sculptures mainly of clothes and I also use glass. I'm based in Dublin - Ireland. Love to hear from you. Susan Cuffe
COOL WIRE SULPTURES, MAN!!! We are studying wire sculptures in my art class. They are very interesting!!!
Your art was different. Lily say wow what artwork. we are doing a it in school it cool
Your art was different. Lily say wow what artwork. we are doing a it in school it cool
COOL WIRE SULPTURES, MAN!!! We are studying wire sculptures in my art class. They are very interesting!!!
hey this is a very good art website and stuff i like the website it looks like it took a lot of work
dear gennie,josh,tina , your website is filled colorful and famous pictures . p.s.i am in gretchen bainums class your daughter
i love tina's wire work. the technical facility and the quality of line are exquisite. i was online looking for wire sculptors and eventually came across this site. i'm certainly glad i did, it was very inspiring. mike robinson, jamaica.
Hello Deweeses. I've just spent the most pleasant hour or so looking at all your work and thinking about you all. What beauty you give to the world. what a family so full of "soul". Thank you Sondra
Hello Deweeses. I've just spent the most pleasant hour or so looking at all your work and thinking about you all. What beauty you give to the world. what a family so full of "soul". Thank you, Sondra
My name is Alkemy and i enjoyed viewing your works. I am a collage artist here in hawaii and love to be able to see works from other artists in the world. Keep using that rare gift you have and enrich the world that way.
Aloha
We really enjoyed your great website. Good work! Please have also a look on our art platform.
Greetings from Switzerland/Zurich
Dear Deweeses, I am now on the other side of the country in Vermont teaching ceramics this summer. It is like a little visit back to bozeman looking at this website! This is also a thank you to Gennie, you lent me Tyvek for my final thesis at MSU, and it was greatly appreciated. I miss montana, and I hope that all is well out in Gallitin valley Lots of love jonathan
I discovered this website while looking for information on Robert DeWeese as a consequence of re-reading Pirsig's Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance. I intend to visit it often. What I have seen is beautiful and a joy to behold. Could you send me a brief biography of Robert and any comments on his influence on Peter Voulkas?
i'm just say one thing.. i absolutly love your sculptures!!! i love 001 with the horse and it's baby... excelen!!! i with i were that talented!!
C00L site.
I really enjoyed seeing and reading about all three of the DeWeese artists. You all work so differently but all are exciting. Perky Cohen
This is a great site for inspiration...THANKS!!! I am anxiously awaiting Josh's workshop early next year at The Clay Studio in Philadelphia. Being the "clay workshop junkie" that I am, I just finished a John Gill workshop at Chester Springs Studio (west of Philly). Josh's friend, Michael Connelly, was at the workshop as well. Both men gave Josh a very high recommendation. Before that workshop, I did not know of Josh's relationship with The Archey Bray and to Montana. I must confess that when I "grow up," I want to move to MT and be a full-time potter somewhere in the Bitter Root Valley. My best regards...John Wear, New Hope, PA...it's near Philly.
Mary Overlie sent me to your website. I love your work! I am especially spoken to by Tina's collages. You should be seeing Mary soon, as I just gave her a ticket to Montana for next week. A.
anyone just looking for someone to chat with chat with me!!!!!!!
Your web site looks fabulous. I was homesick for a little montana scenery and found your link off Josh's. Hope you and yours are well. Lisa S. (formerly of Bozeman)
Really enjoyed looksing at your wire sculptures. They have great characater and line movement. Tim Hunt Plano Senior High School Plano, Texas
Very cool wire sculptures. My friend is getting into wire art and shared finding this site with me. Has anyone tried to do dragons?
Neat!
Hi Gennie--I ran across your paintings on Artist Register.com. They look good even that small! thanks for sending the Sam Curtis article.. really enjoyed it...it is about time that the Montana modernists got more media exposure! Hope you are all doing well and that we don't go to WAR! DAMN. Love, Alex Swaney
Tina, I love the "Sleeper" series. You really capture the essence of sleep. Keep up the phenominal work!
hi, my name is jack and i am doing a project on wire Sculpture for A level art and i was wondering if you could send me a biography on Tina please? i would just like to know when she was born, where she lives, how she got into art and then in to wire sculpture and anyother important events in her life!! thank you everymuch for reading this and dont worry if you can't send me the bio!! jack P.S. keep up the great work Tina!!
I think your wireframe sculptures are beautiful. It adds inspiration for different directions for my work to go in. I work in mainly 3-d realistic sculptures of bugs. I hope to one day maybe work on other animals - i have been asked to do an eagle but I wouldnt know where to start! What guage wire do you use? and what size pliers? I find my hands get very very sore. Nicole
hi mrs. deweese, if I want a piece how much is the price range, small to larg? thanks.a
nice website
could you please send me more about this cause i do not know what it is
Lovely site.
ur designs r really cool my class is writing a paper on artists and their wire sculptures and comparing them with other artists and other sculptures i would like to know more about how u do ur sculptures and what kind of wire u use and stuff like that thanks
i am just looking for someone to chat with in alaska because i am interested in visiting there someday. i want to see the world from PA. TO ALASKA. i also have relatives in alaska i have never met. just want to do something i have always wanted to do. but life always gets in the way. and i am hopeing to change that
I like your work. The sculptures are very interesting and show alot of movement.
Very Nice Website! :)
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Interesting work. Where is the family from? My father was from Booneville, Indiana.
BEAUTIFUL!!!!*
i really enjoy your stuff, and am just now getting into wire sculpting myself. If you have any inspiring sights or information please e-mail me Alison
Tina, Thank you for taking the time out of your busy schedule to hang your sculpture on the wall. The "Horses" look great. We enjoyed looking at "Sleeper Series" and the works of your mother and brother. You are a very talented family. Regards, Valerie & Cam Gould