Tabby Ivy
Bigfork · Tucson · Whitefish
Between Artists Collection
On view at the Hockaday Museum from June 17 – August 20 · Available for purchase through FoR Fine Art
Items will ship after the exhibition
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Tranquility – Triptych
Between Artists
$ 6,400 -
Gently the River Flows
Between Artists
$ 3,600 -
He Walks These Hills
Between Artists
$ 2,400 -
Some Places Still Keep the World
Between Artists
$ 5,600 -
Far, Between, Touch – Triptych
Between Artists
$ 2,600 -
Through the Trees
Between Artists
$ 2,200 -
Rise to the Light
Between Artists
$ 575 -
Little is Ever So Clear
Between Artists
$ 14,000 -
The Barn at the Bottom of the Hill
Between Artists
$ 575 -
Journey
Between Artists
$ 3,800 -
Winter Grazing, Montana
Between Artists
$ 2,200 -
Out of Despair
Between Artists
$ 1,800 -
In That Space a Moment Before
Between Artists
$ 7,200 -
Into the Woods
Between Artists
$ 3,800 -
Seeing the Forest
Between Artists
$ 3,900 -
The Grain Elevator
Between Artists
$ 2,400 -
What Speaks Inside These Walls
Between Artists
$ 2,400 -
Words Left Behind – Diptych
Between Artists
$ 9,800
FoR Fine Art Collection
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Forager
Tabby Ivy
$ 2,600 -
A Winter Silent
Tabby Ivy
$ 2,400 -
Fall Colors
Tabby Ivy
$ 1,950 -
Alpine Meadow
Tabby Ivy
$ 1,500 -
Big Hole Valley
Tabby Ivy
$ 3,600 -
Vessel
Tabby Ivy
$ 1,500 -
Summer Sky, Flathead River
Tabby Ivy
$ 4,350 -
Montana Sky (Study)
Tabby Ivy
$ 925 -
Light’s Gentle Touch
Tabby Ivy
$ 525 -
On Somer’s Pond
Tabby Ivy
$ 525

Tabby Ivy
BIGFORK, MT
A love of creative expression and experimentation has taken Tabby on a journey from black and white photography, to figurative watercolors, and now to her current focus on expressionist landscapes and abstractions using oils. Tabby’s work is greatly influenced by her black and white photography background; conveying a mood or scene using a limited palette and subtle tonal variations within her compositions. She describes her work as “contemporary expressions of nature’s beauty”, but embraces an occasional figurative or wildlife subject if inspiration or a commission calls.
A self-described autodidact as an artist, her ongoing creative curiosity and refinement of style has brought her work recognition and collectors from across the country. She has been a multi-year participant in the Hockaday Museum of Art’s Plein Air Paint Out, and was a curator of the Museum’s 2015 groundbreaking exhibition, “A Timeless Legacy, Women Artists of Glacier National Park”. She won the Gamblin Award of Excellence for her painting, “The Golden Hour” at Dana Gallery’s 2014 Icons of the West show in Missoula, and has been a featured artist in several Flathead Valley exhibitions.
Most recently she has been painting on large linen panels, which she feels allows her more freedom of expression and artistic impact. The abstract shapes of the Montana landscape that play on the surface of water inspire her “Reflections” series of paintings.