Big Sky’s first kinetic sculpture takes its name from the moon scycle and is set into motion by the slightest breeze. Made from anodized aluminum and stainless steel and finished in a bright orange automotive paint, its circular forms and fluid movement evoke the moon shifting between half and fully illuminated. The sculpture’s openings frame shifting views of Big Sky’s iconic Lone Mountain. Artist Pedro S. de Movellán is considered one of the world’s most well known kinetic sculptors alive today.
Super Moon - $10,000 and Up
Tracey and Sam Byrne
Durbin and Trux Emerson
Don Grasso
Locati Architects
Lone Mountain Land Company
On Site Management
Patty and Bob Rhea
Michelle and Michael Snow
Paula Turner
Susan and Rob White
Mary Grace Wilkus and Thomas Johnston
Full Moon - $5,000 to $9,999
Koko and Bill Corbin
Kathy and Martin Dudley
Alexandra and Doug Feurring
The S and G Guyett Family Fund
Sheena and Matt Kidd
Heather and Matt Morris
Half Moon - $2,500 to $4,999
Ace Hardware - Mountainview Merchantile
Julie and Jeff Dreebin
Jennifer and Scott Gwilliam
Margie and Jeff Helms
Miller-Roodell Architects
Nancy and Whit Peyton
Robin and Tim Sheehan
Quarter Moon - $1,000 to $2,499
Tracy and Phillip Chadwell
Engel and Völkers
Tallie and Ken Lancey
Will McCollum
Pam and Frank O’Connor
Stacey and Bob Sauerberg
Mary and Greg Shearson
Cheryl Stevens
Teri Turner
Dana and Kim Watkins
Crescent Moon - $500 to $999
Gallatin River Gallery
Elizabeth and Cleve Johnson
JeNelle Johnson and Fred Orgas
Alex Rhea
Terence Rhea
Amy and Scott Smith
Katharine and John Stowe
New Moon - Up to $499
Amy and Mike Allen
Big Sky Eyes
AJ Carlson
Jeff Douchkoff
Tyler Duncan
Jerry Hood
Janet and Brad James
Della Levine
Dani Smith