Wyoming Arts Council

National Security Archive Senior Analyst scheduled to speak at UW Art Museum

Exhumations: Appearing the Disappeared – Uncovering Repressive Archives in the Recovery of Historical Memory in Latin America will be the topic discussed by Kate Doyle at the next Art Talk
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How the railroad and photography transformed the West

(Image is not part of Chavawn Kelley’s program, but an image that is representative of period photography and promotion) The role of photography and the railroad on westward expansion is
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Make "Recycled Journals" at AVA in April

Make "Recycled Journals" at AVA in April

Bruce Richardson op-ed in Sunday’s Star-Trib

“Arts Mean Business,” an editorial by Wyoming Arts Council Board Chair Bruce Richardson, appeared in Sunday’s edition of the Casper Star-Tribune.To read it, go to http://www.trib.com/articles/2009/04/06/editorial/forum/abea6c8f660c1f838725758e00267b04.txt

Bruce Richardson op-ed in Sunday's Star-Trib

“Arts Mean Business,” an editorial by Wyoming Arts Council Board Chair Bruce Richardson, appeared in Sunday’s edition of the Casper Star-Tribune.To read it, go to http://www.trib.com/articles/2009/04/06/editorial/forum/abea6c8f660c1f838725758e00267b04.txt

More on 2009 visual arts fellowships

Sample of work by winners of 2009 Wyoming Arts Council visual arts fellowships (to to bottom): “Dance With Me!”, oils and wax on canvas, 41.75″x56.75″, Florence Alfano McEwin; Portrait of
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Fellowship winners announced at symposium

The Wyoming Arts Council announced the winners of the 2009 visual arts fellowships at the Public Art & Community Symposium Saturday night in Laramie.Fellowship recipients are Florence Alfano McEwin, Green
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We get back on track with 20:20 visions

We were able to resume 20:20 presentations during lunch today with artists from Wyoming, Arizona and New York presenting their work. Broad spectrum of work represented: oil painting, oil paint
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Live-blogging: public official supports the arts

“Blue Heron Through the Ages” by James G. Moore of Colorado, part of Avenues of Art in GilletteDuane Evenson, mayor of Gillette and arts advocate. His presentation: “Public Arts and
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