Please join us for a Harvest Celebration of Agnes Denes’ Wheatfield—An Inspiration. The seed is in the ground.

Everyone is invited to participate in this free, day-long event that will include demonstrations of traditional hand-harvesting techniques by students from MSU’s Plant Sciences Department, as well as threshing, cleaning, and milling wheat at a small scale.

The first 300 participants will receive a packet of hand-harvested Bobcat winter wheat as a memento of Denes’ installation, which can also be planted this fall in solidarity with Wheatfield—An Inspiration​ and perpetuate the cycle of planting hope as envisioned by the artist.

The remainder of the harvest will be processed into flour and baked into bread by Wild Crumb to be sold and also distributed throughout the community in partnership with the Gallatin Valley Food Bank.

This is a special opportunity to be part of the art at Tinworks; we hope to see you on September 8!