Marshall Noice

November 29, 2022

Downtown Kalispell’s annual Holiday Stroll is this Friday, December 2nd. It’s not Black Friday, nor is it Cyber Monday, but it IS a wonderfully small townish celebration of the season. Friends will gather at downtown businesses for refreshments, music, and congeniality from 5-8 pm.

The Community Holiday Tree Lighting takes place in downtown’s Depot Park at 7pm when a 100 foot fir tree is lighted and friends and neighbors join in carols.

The Stroll is a heartwarmingly simple cultural event that the Kalispell Downtown Association has been sponsoring for decades! It feels nice to have thousands of our community members come together and enjoy this longstanding tradition. I hope you’ll join us!

Let’s keep in touch,

Marshall

November 22, 2022

Here’s a painting that just left my studio for its new home with a collector. I’m thrilled with how it turned out. The piece was a commission so we got to work together on getting just the right size, color, and composition.

If you have a special spot for a painting, drop us a line and we can talk about your project! It’s a lot of fun.

Let’s keep in touch,

Marshall

November 15, 2022

One look is all it took for me to find the inspiration for a painting with an unusual (for me) color palette. This scene in pale cyan, periwinkle and lavender is the view from the east deck of our home on Lone Pine Hill. And yes, we are enjoying unseasonably early winter weather here in Northwest Montana. It doesn’t make everybody happy but we who ski are ecstatic!
Pray for snow!

“We skipped the light fandango,
Turned cartwheels ‘cross the floor”

~Procol Harum

Let’s keep in touch,

Marshall

November 10, 2022

What a great introduction for our daughter Sarsten’s first show in Santa Fe. I just had to share it with you!

SARSTEN NOICE’S piece titled “Ram II” is right at home in O’Keefe country. “My paintings are about transformation, hybridity, and magic. I draw inspiration from dreams, moments of confusion and the juxtaposition of the modern human with ancient spirituality….I wish to create images that evoke primal memory and disorient the ego.”

Wait until you see the rest of the show from this powerhouse — hanging in the gallery now. Come meet the artist this Friday, 5-7pm.

-Tierra Mar Gallery

Tierra Mar Gallery
225 Canyon Road
Santa Fe
Friday, November 11th
5-7pm

Let’s keep in touch,

Marshall

November 2, 2022

Pechakucha Kalispell is back! I hope all of you can join me for the event. I’m planning on talking about my work, my practice, and life as an artist. I’ll be tackling the subject in a 20 slide, 6 1/2 minute presentation. I promise you won’t get bored. Check out the great line up of speakers and put it on your calendar. And look for Pechakucha wherever you live, they’re going on all over the world! Seriously!

Let’s keep in touch,

Marshall

The gallery is excited to welcome you to our upcoming Exotic Tea Pot Show featuring teapots in a wide array of mediums and styles. Join us for an opening reception with light refreshments that will be held Friday, November 4th from 6-8pm.

We’ll see you there!

Let’s keep in touch,

Marshall

October 18, 2022

The annual Canyon Road Paint Out worked for me! A short drive north of Santa Fe to see if the aspens were turning (they were) inspired this piece. As far as the colors go, I may have invoked the power of my artistic license, but what else is new.

If you’ve been on that stretch of road you are most likely aware that the highway isn’t actually purple! But I like it better that way.

Let’s keep in touch,

Marshall

October 12, 2022

Saturday, October 15th, Ventana Fine Art, 400 Canyon Road, Santa Fe! I’ll be painting outside under beautifully blue New Mexico skies from 11-3pm.

Join me for the Canyon Road Paint Out. It’s always lots of fun to see old friends and make new friends. Don’t miss the festivities. Bring your appetite, we’ll go grab enchiladas afterward. What’s your pleasure, red chile, green chile, or Christmas?

Let’s keep in touch,

Marshall

October 4, 2022

A tube of Payne’s Gray paint jumped out and landed in my hand recently. I thought to myself, I don’t use THIS color! Well, I do now. Apparently. 

It’s day two into this one.  We’ll see where it leads. Payne’s gray kind of snuck up on me I guess.

Let’s keep in touch,

Marshall

September 27, 2022

How many shades of red does a painter need? Just one.
More.

I do love the tension created by adjacency of similar colors and similar values.  It makes me happy.

Here’s an example of a palette of reds that I find especially visually satisfying. Perylene Red, Quinacridone Magenta, Cadmium Red, and Cadmium Orange. 

“It’s alright now, I’ve learned my lesson well.
You see, you can’t please every one. So, you’ve got to please yourself.”
Ricky Nelson

Let’s keep in touch,

Marshall