Tinworks is excited to take part in this year's Bozeman Art Walks! Our Artist-in-residence for the month of July Muriel Condon will be set up on display in the Rialto Theater's lobby on main street. The public is invited to stop-in to see their work and talk with the artist about their practice.

Art Walks occur on the second Friday of the month June through September from 6 to 8 PM at art galleries and businesses downtown Bozeman. Over 35 businesses and galleries feature artists’ openings and receptions during the event!

Muriel Condon is an artist and educator based out of Helena, MT. Her work uses material transformation and craft practices to invite a moment of comfort and tactile reflection. Through playful forms, object vignettes, and soft surfaces her work earnestly offers levity, while reflecting on the fallibility of established social structures and collective memory. After being born in a trailer by midwife, she grew up around Bozeman, Montana. Condon holds an MFA from University of Tennessee- Knoxville (‘22) and a BFA from Montana State University (‘16.) Between degrees, she assisted at Frogman’s Print Workshops in Omaha, NE and was a postgraduate apprentice at the Fabric Workshop and Museum in Philadelphia. She has been awarded residencies with Print Arts Northwest (Portland, OR), Eugeniusz Geppert Academy of Fine Arts in Wrocław, Poland, and the Morgan Paper Conservatory (Cleveland, OH) and is a co-organizer for a summer 2025 residency at Watershed Center for the Ceramic Arts (Newcastle, MN.) She has shown internationally and has participated in multiple print exchanges, including organizing a fabric quilt print exchange. After moving back to Montana, Condon has continued her investigation of interdisciplinary craft as an Education Fellow and Gallery Coordinator and the Archie Bray Foundation for the Ceramics Art. She is currently an adjunct instructor at Helena College and is in the process of setting up a home ceramics and papermaking studio.

murielcondon.com @murielcondon