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Tippet Rise Art Centre

Located in rural Montana, where land, music, art and architecture collide.

July, 2017
Located in rural Montana, Tippet Rise Art Centre.

Created so that visitors could experience classical music in a unique setting, this is where land, music, art and architecture collide. Located in rural Montana on a cattle ranch, the Tippet Rise Art Centre opened its doors in mid-2016 and is a sculpture park and performance venue under the captivating Bearskin Mountains, that now begin Season 2 of their music schedule.

Tippet Rise Art Centre
96 South Grove Creek Road, 
Fishtail, Montana 59028

'Domo' by Ensamble Studio, is meant to replicate the mountain range nearby although upside-down.

The Tippet Rise Art Centre commissioned Ensamble Studio (a cross-functional team led by architects Antón García-Abril and Déborah Mesa) to create three permanent works. Their ‘Structures of Landscape’ series are made from reinforced concrete, and ‘Domo’ (pictured) is meant to replicate the mountain range nearby although upside-down.

July, 2017