Joy Wulke, one of the three organizers: "The winds from the land creating mountains and ripples in sand where there were none before. These winds can take our great away. The same force that gives us life can literally carry life away with its strength both vertically and horizontally. It can change the direction of rain and snow defying gravity causing us to loose our sense of direction. The wind forms clouds of unbelievable beauty and ominous anticipation. The wind is never still."

The Shapes of the Wind presented ways of exploring the most prominent natural resource of Livingston, MT. Shapes of the Wind incorporated a week of events which included an invitational exhibition at the Danforth Gallery, an outdoor exhibition of sculptures by well known Montana artist that move with the wind, an Artist in the School program for the middle school students of Livingston, Wind Camp for Elementary School Children, and the Wind Bag Ball. The week long celebration has now become a tradition and is known as Wind Week.Joy Wulke, one of the three organizers: "The winds from the land creating mountains and ripples in sand where there were none before. These winds can take our great away. The same force that gives us life can literally carry life away with its strength both vertically and horizontally. It can change the direction of rain and snow defying gravity causing us to loose our sense of direction. The wind forms clouds of unbelievable beauty and ominous anticipation. The wind is never still."