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40 years after — Cheyenne’s Class of 1971 celebrates through art

Uncategorized | June 24, 2011

Hynds Building art space, downtown Cheyenne

Class reunions usually consist of picnics and boozy receptions recalling the good ol’ (or not so good ol’) days. Here’s a unique event centered around 40th reunion activities for grads of Cheyenne high schools. Class of ’71 grads B.J. Buckley (poet) and Alan O’Hashi (filmmaker) sent me this info:

Gallery 71, sponsored by the Cheyenne High Schools Class of 1971, is hosting an art show and sale in association with the Deselms Gallery and LightsOn! Downtown. It will take place June 21-Aug. 7 at Deselms Fine Art,

300 E. 17th St.

, and the HyndsBuilding,

1608 Capitol Ave., Cheyenne

.

The class seeks works from artists who are associated or were associated with the LaramieCountySchool District No. 1 as students or faculty. 

There’s a nominal $10 fee per artist. We’ll accept up to five entries per artists, however, the number of pieces shown will be dictated by the number of artists who participate. You’ll get a chance to determine which of your works will be hung.

Works of art may be of any media. If any of your work sell, there’s a 60-40 split with the Deselms Gallery.


Participating artists also may take part in the Friday July 22 Quick Draw event. Artists will set up at the HyndsBuilding and be provided a painting surface. Open house-goers will get a chance to observe artists in action as they create works of art on the spot. More details will follow. Each quick draw entry will be auctioned off. The proceeds will be spit 50-50 with the artists and LightsOn! Downtown Group, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.

How to enter? Download the entry form by opening the “Art Show” tab at http://www.wyocomedia.com/

If you have questions, please email alan@ciff1.com or call 307-509-0182

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Governor Mark Gordon
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