Uncategorized | Posted: March 30, 2009
Uncategorized | Posted: March 27, 2009
Here’s just one artist making the case for the non-chopping of arts funding. If you look to the right, you can click on a number of his songs that have
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Uncategorized | Posted: March 27, 2009
March-April Jentel residents (left to right): Rebecca Hall, Kelly Luce, Emma Tapley, Robert Yoder, Laura Scandrett, Megan Biddle (snow man’s name is Oscar) From the Jentel Artists Residency Program: Jentel
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Uncategorized | Posted: March 27, 2009
March-April Jentel residents (left to right): Rebecca Hall, Kelly Luce, Emma Tapley, Robert Yoder, Laura Scandrett, Megan Biddle (snow man’s name is Oscar) From the Jentel Artists Residency Program: Jentel
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Uncategorized | Posted: March 25, 2009
An artist from Cheyenne has registered for the “Public Art & Community” symposium April 2-4 in Laramie. She would like to carpool with other Cheyenne artists headed to the event.
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Uncategorized | Posted: March 24, 2009
The Wyoming Arts Council is holding a series of roundtable discussions at the “Public Art & Community” Symposium April 3-4 at the Hilton Garden Inn (and other local venues) in
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Uncategorized | Posted: March 24, 2009
The Wyoming Arts Council is holding a series of roundtable discussions at the “Public Art & Community” Symposium April 3-4 at the Hilton Garden Inn (and other local venues) in
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Uncategorized | Posted: March 23, 2009
Sue Castaneda, recording expert at Wyoming State Parks and Cultural Resources (a.k.a. “The Voice of SPCR”), has produced public service announcements with our three visual arts fellowship judges — Greg
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Uncategorized | Posted: March 23, 2009
Sue Castaneda, recording expert at Wyoming State Parks and Cultural Resources (a.k.a. “The Voice of SPCR”), has produced public service announcements with our three visual arts fellowship judges — Greg
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Uncategorized | Posted: March 22, 2009
Wyomingarts came across an article on CNN Online about an artist in Massachusetts that’s perfected a way to design “moving murals” on walls of museums and other buildings. Here’s an
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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.
