Boots, brushes, paints, grizzlies, mountains and running water — those are just a few details that make up the biggest attraction at the Jackson Hole’s annual Fall Arts Festival: the QuickDraw.
The National Museum of Wildlife Art has come a long way over its 35-year history.
Takin’ it to the Streets, for years a Fall Arts Festival attraction on Town Square, is now Arts on the Green, scheduled to be held on the Center for the Arts’ big open lawn on Sept. 11.
The annual kickoff event for Fall Arts Festival, the Palates and Palettes Gallery Walk, returns Sept. 9 to delight Jackson Hole’s tastebuds and stimulate its eyeballs, too, as galleries team up with restaurants, chefs and caterers for an evening of fine food and fine art.
You will find the work of but one artist — Amy Ringholz — at Ringholz Studios, but a casual look around the gallery might have you thinking otherwise.
Barbara Nowak, proprietor of Horizon Fine Art Gallery, prides herself on offering her clientele plenty of options.
Similar to the Gaslight Alley shop Made, but with a more of a fine-art flair, a new gallery in Moose aims to give local artists the spotlight.
One of Jackson Hole’s newest galleries, Quent Cordair Fine Art, leads visitors on a tour of life’s more charming moments.
Barbara Nowak, proprietor of Horizon Fine Art Gallery, prides herself on offering her clientele plenty of options.
Boots, brushes, paints, grizzlies, mountains and running water — those are just a few details that make up the biggest attraction at the Jackson Hole’s annual Fall Arts Festival: the QuickDraw.
Master painter Tom Gilleon’s newest work will hang for the first time in Jackson Hole during the 2022 Fall Arts Festival.
David Brookover has been having some fun.
Born and raised at the base of the Tetons, artist and gallery owner Kathryn Mapes Turner has made a career out of her love and appreciation for the wild splendor of Jackson Hole.
Melding art and advocacy, Thomas Mangelsen has established his reputation as a preeminent photographer of wildlife across the world.
With 36 artists from all over the West, Western Skies Fine Art Gallery could have at any given time more than 200 works for sale in Afton’s one and only fine art gallery.
Western legacy meets contemporary style just a stone’s throw from Town Square at Native JH.
J ust months ago, Laurie Thal’s hands felt like they were on fire. Her nerves were compressed. She couldn’t sleep. After blowing glass for 45 years, she needed carpal tunnel surgery.
Just a stone’s throw from Town Square’s elk antler arches, Mountain Trails Gallery celebrates 30 years as an epicenter of Western culture in Jackson Hole by embracing the 2022 Fall Arts Festival wholeheartedly, representing Troy Collins, this year’s Fall Arts featured artist and posting four…
On a typical week, Gallery Wild doubles as a painters‘ studio, just off Town Square, where Carrie Wild and other featured artists bring their wildlife visions to life.
In the past few years, Teton Valley’s quiet disposition has attracted many artists to take up residency on the Western slope of the Tetons. And with that, an art scene has blossomed. There are now enough galleries in the valley to make a day of it.
If you feel provoked by this photograph, it has worked.
Everything about eastern Idaho painter Scott Christensen is big.
Joanne Hennes has painted the world.
If you feel provoked by this photograph, it has worked.
Everything about eastern Idaho painter Scott Christensen is big.
Joanne Hennes has painted the world.
Jen Hoffman, gallery and retail coordinator at the Art Association of Jackson Hole, can’t wait for the kickoff of this year’s Fall Arts Festival.
For the first time in years, Altamira Fine Art will have artists in the Jackson Hole QuickDraw.
More than a century ago the photographer Edward Curtis lugged a big camera around the West and shot what have been judged for decades to be the best images of disappearing American Indian cultures.
To fully take in fall in Jackson Hole, take a wild walking tour with Jackson Hole Public Art’s WildWalls mural walk.
A new managing director will be at the helm of the Jackson Hole Art Auction on Sept. 16 and 17 at the Center for the Arts.
Heather James Fine Art offers collectors access to significant moments in art history.
Collectors buy art to cement their relationship with a space or a memory. But at Tayloe Piggott Gallery, relationships begin with the artists.
For 10 years the Showcase of Homes, hosted by Homestead Magazine, has occupied a special corner of the Fall Arts Festival, showing off the art of living and inspiring mountain enthusiasts to take livable luxury to the next level.
For 25 years, West Lives On Gallery has been a cornerstone of the Rocky Mountain art community, boasting one of the most expansive collections of traditional and contemporary artists who depict the West’s character through a variety of mediums.
The artist formerly known as Jason Borbet traveled a long road — Long Island to Boston to Sweden to the Bahamas — to get to Victor, Idaho. And his path to life as a full-time working artist called Borbay was as circuitous.
The Western Design Conference, a popular staple of the Fall Arts Festival, celebrates its 30th anniversary this year and is set to launch the whole affair in grand style on Sept. 8.
Of all the art outlets in Jackson Hole, few can claim the longevity, enduring popularity and reputation for excellence enjoyed by the twin Wilcox Galleries. And for this year’s Fall Arts Festival they are serving up a pair of prestigious events.
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