If you have business at the Teton County Administrative Offices in downtown Jackson, don’t let the giant grizzly bear out front keep you from registering your car or applying for a building permit.
Lyndsay Rowan has always collected natural objects: skulls, bones, feathers, rocks. She claims people visit her house and say it’s like a natural history museum.
The Wyoming Arts Council is accepting applications for two writing awards and a writing/journalism fellowship.
Amy Goicoechea found herself in a pickle last October: Should she nominate her old friend and co-worker Bronwyn Minton for a Governor’s Arts Award as an individual artist, an arts educator, an arts administrator or an arts patron?
At the turn of the 20th century the town of Encampment, Wyoming, exploded in size after a sheepherder discovered copper.
The National Museum of Wildlife Art now has an oil painting in its permanent collection by Thomas Moran, a painter born in England whose artwork played a role in the creation of Yellowstone National Park.
“Virus” is more than a buzzword these days. It has become an art form — and the theme of this winter’s student exhibit at the National Museum of Wildlife Art.
In response to the widespread anxiety caused by the global coronavirus pandemic, Kathryn Mapes Turner and Turner Fine Art have put together a show of artwork that radiates serene beauty. On view through Jan. 28, “Heart of Joy” is meant to offer an uplifting, healing experience for viewers.
Jackson Hole multimedia artist Liz Forelle drove up to the Greenspace on the Genevieve Block in a U-Haul truck Friday and with some help carefully pulled out her work for this year’s GlowNights public art exhibition.
More often than not, material culture takes over the holidays in a mad craze focused on the perfect gift, wrapping paper and acknowledgment.
On Tuesday the Earth’s Northern Hemisphere will reach its maximum tilt away from the sun. Known as the winter solstice, it’s the shortest day and longest night of the year.
Tayloe Piggott Gallery opens “Pneuma,” an exhibition of sculptural works by Polish artist Xawery Wolski, on Friday, with the art on display through the end of January.
“The wild is where peace nests and silence speaks. Rivers are free, trees have eyes, rocks hold mysteries.”
At the turn of the 20th century the town of Encampment, Wyoming, exploded in size after a sheepherder discovered copper.
The National Museum of Wildlife Art now has an oil painting in its permanent collection by Thomas Moran, a painter born in England whose artwork played a role in the creation of Yellowstone National Park.
Of all the wildlife species in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, bears might hold the most universal attention.
Warm light beckoning from the windows of a winter cabin in the dark of night. Skeletal shadows of leafless trees cast by the moon onto a blanket of snow. The Teton Cathedral Group towering over sage lands crowned with an exuberant blue sky and puffy clouds.
Teton County Library is showcasing the “From Page to Canvas” exhibition through Nov. 15.
While the National Museum of Wildlife Art’s annual Western Visions Show and Sale is one of the premier events of the Jackson Hole Fall Arts Festival, it isn’t completely over quite yet.
The Jackson Hole Fall Arts Festival’s QuickDraw called upon all the elements this weekend: speed, technique, surprise, friendship, the wilds of fall weather, Grizzly 399, The Wort, aesthetic and, most of all, fun.
The Jackson Hole Art Auction, in its 15th year, opened Friday at the Center for the Arts and concluded Saturday, moving more than 350 lots, heavily dominated by Western and wildlife subjects. The pieces flashed by at a quick pace set by in-person, online and phone bidders.
When St. John’s Health held its grand opening, or “homewarming,” for its new Sage Living senior center a few weeks ago, staffers who that day served as tour guides were eager to point out the many works of art that adorn the walls.
The 37th annual Jackson Hole Fall Arts Festival kicks off today, featuring 12 days of art and events that have become a hallmark of the early fall offseason.
With the 2021 Fall Arts Festival kicking off this week, Wilcox Gallery, one of the longest-standing galleries in Jackson Hole, will again be highlighting the depth of its relationships with the dozens of artists it represents.
There’s a joke going around the internet of late. Nutshell overview, a child asked her adult art teacher mom: “You mean grownups forget how to draw?”
The 2021 Jackson Hole Fall Arts Festival doesn’t start until Sept. 9, but the National Museum of Wildlife Art already has its 34th annual Western Visions Show and Sale hanging — at least virtually.
Jackson Hole Public Art needs a new artist for the Broadway ArtSpot.
As part of the Art Association’s pop-up art fair Saturday, Nukah’whups dancers from the Shoshone-Bannock Tribes will bring indigenous dance back to their aboriginal homelands.
About a decade ago Chris Carlson had just graduated from college with a business degree and an emphasis in finance.
Artist Robert Townsend was looking for slides on eBay years ago when he came across an image of woman from the 1960s.
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Teton County Library plans to offer eight-week art courses for patrons ages 55 and older this fall and winter. The only problem is, it still needs to decide what to include.
Clarene Law’s photo shoot didn’t go as planned.
Jane Rosen’s art has been guided and supported by animals, from her beloved dogs throughout the years to the hawks and owls whose presence summons inspiration for paintings and sculptures.
The annual Jackson Hole Fall Arts Festival brings art traffic in from all corners of the American West, but, JH Public Art Director Carrie Geraci asked herself a few years ago, what role do the area’s native creators play in the Teton art scene?
There are two things Doug Monson dreamed about for years: owning a gallery where he could display his art and living in western Wyoming. And after a lot of effort those dreams have finally come to fruition.
Mountain Trails Gallery captures the indomitable spirit of the West in two shows this month offering distinctive styles that define the Town Square gallery’s offerings.
Landscape artist and Turner Fine Art owner Kathryn Mapes Turner put out a call to fellow landscape artists to paint the great Western Rocky Mountains.
Face-to-face with cowboys, Native Americans and horses staring you down from across the room, jumping off the canvas, your best bet is to blink twice — you’re looking at a Gary Lynn Roberts painting.
One of the most extraordinary things about last weekend’s Art Fair Jackson Hole was how ordinary it felt: a sunny afternoon spent outside, chatting with artists and artisans from throughout the region and even from around the country, examining the panoply of handmade goods and wares, maybe …
Mountain Trails Gallery captures the indomitable spirit of the West in two upcoming shows offering distinctive styles that define the Town Square gallery’s offerings.
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