Uncategorized | Posted: April 4, 2009
What does dance have to do with sculpture? Margaret Wilson is talking about that this morning at arts symposium in Laramie. Two of her student dancers are on the panel
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Uncategorized | Posted: April 4, 2009
Photo from Jennifer Mercer’s “Window on the World” exhibit at the KEAG Gallery in Laramie The WAC held a series of roundtables four visual artists tonight at four restaurants around
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Uncategorized | Posted: April 3, 2009
Our 20:20 event didn’t go as planned last night. Rachel Miller at the UW Art Museum loaded the artists’ images into a Powerpoint presentation and it looked very cool. But
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Uncategorized | Posted: April 3, 2009
Our 20:20 event didn’t go as planned last night. Rachel Miller at the UW Art Museum loaded the artists’ images into a Powerpoint presentation and it looked very cool. But
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Uncategorized | Posted: April 3, 2009
Here’s one of Jeff Lockwood’s teaching conclusions after he challenged his students to write about the work featured in the UW Sculpture Invitational:“Provide a challenge, a bit of structure and
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Uncategorized | Posted: April 3, 2009
Lawrence Argent telling arts symposium audience about how he saw someone on TV wearing a “Big Blue Bear” costume handing out flyers promoting new tourism tax. Tourism Bureau didn’t ask
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Uncategorized | Posted: April 3, 2009
Dear Artists: Having a great time here in Laramie. We conducted the judging for visual arts fellowships yesterday and will annouce the three recipients and two honorable mentions Saturday, April
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Uncategorized | Posted: April 1, 2009
The Stevens County Historical Society and Museum in Morris, Minnesota has placed a call for artists for its third annual Horizontal Grandeur juried fine arts show. This year’s show will
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Uncategorized | Posted: April 1, 2009
University of Wyoming arts lecturer Patrick Kikut will display his work in the Eastern Wyoming College Fine Arts Building, 3200 West C St., Torrington, through April 13. Reception and talk
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Uncategorized | Posted: March 31, 2009
The Wyoming Arts Council believes that experiencing the arts should be accessible for all, including people with mental and/or physical disabilities, older adults, military/veterans, people living in institutions and those who lack access to the arts due to geographic isolation, cultural difference and economic hardship.
