Uncategorized | Posted: July 20, 2010
Artist Stephen Hannock incorporates hundreds of phrases and sentences into his painting Flooded Cascade, Yellowstone Dawn, now on display in the Whitney Gallery of Western Art at the Buffalo Bill Historical
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Uncategorized | Posted: July 20, 2010
Tim Sandlin from the Jackson Hole Writers Conference sends this: Dear Writers, We are happy to report another superb conference in 2010. Our visiting faculty raised the stakes yet again
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Uncategorized | Posted: July 20, 2010
Tim Sandlin from the Jackson Hole Writers Conference sends this: Dear Writers, We are happy to report another superb conference in 2010. Our visiting faculty raised the stakes yet again
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Uncategorized | Posted: July 19, 2010
From a SPCR press release: Expanded hours at the Wyoming State Museum during the week of Cheyenne Frontier Days will afford visitors an increased opportunity to enjoy the exhibits. The
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Uncategorized | Posted: July 19, 2010
This summer, New York City Ballet brings a group of 17 extraordinary dancers and musicians to Jackson Hole for the first time ever. This specially selected roster of artists will
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Uncategorized | Posted: July 19, 2010
BY TED KOOSER, U.S. POET LAUREATE, 2004-2006Peter Everwine is a California poet whose work I have admired for almost as long as I have been writing. Here he beautifully captures
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Uncategorized | Posted: July 16, 2010
The 54th annual Cheyenne Old-fashioned Melodrama is… …Rocky Rhoades’ Rodeo Ride or The Bigger the Dastards, the Harder They Fall or Who Noosed the Moose? By Jim Rolf Directed by
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Uncategorized | Posted: July 16, 2010
“What’s in Your Business Toolkit?” A Symposium on the Nuts and Bolts of Managing an Artistic Career will utilize business and creative skills to enhance your visibility as an artist.
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Uncategorized | Posted: July 16, 2010
Great article in today’s New York Times about the U.S. Marines’ combat artists’ program. During World War II, the Marines has 70 combat artists and today only one remains, Sgt.
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Uncategorized | Posted: July 16, 2010
Great article in today’s New York Times about the U.S. Marines’ combat artists’ program. During World War II, the Marines has 70 combat artists and today only one remains, Sgt.
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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.
