Uncategorized | Posted: December 12, 2011
Lander ArtCenter sends this: Come and join us for the opening reception of “What I’ve Made from What I’ve Seen: Prints and Watercolors by Ginnie Madsen” on Friday, December 16, 6-8 p.m.
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Uncategorized | Posted: December 12, 2011
Celebrity impressionist Jim Meskimen reads The Night Before Christmas.
Uncategorized | Posted: December 9, 2011
From Sue Sommers in Pinedale: I have been asked to send a reminder to you all about the deadline for Pipeline to Miami. I should have mentioned this in yesterday’s email, so
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Uncategorized | Posted: December 8, 2011
Cokeville artist Charles Dayton has some new work at Jackson’s Wilcox Gallery.This one is “Lord of the Valley,” oil painting, 24×36 inches, $4,200.
Uncategorized | Posted: December 8, 2011
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Uncategorized | Posted: December 8, 2011
From Americans for the Arts: Mark your calendars for June 8–10, 2012, to join more than 1,100 arts and community leaders from across the nation! Learn how your organization can
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Uncategorized | Posted: December 7, 2011
Factory Studios First Birthday Party, January 6, 2012., 6-8 p.m. Free. The Factory is turning one! Explore the maze of creativity that over 20 artists call home. Glassblowing by the Teton Art Glass, clothing
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Uncategorized | Posted: December 7, 2011
The Adventure Film Festival World Tour Show Dec. 10 in Jackson. Climb. Ride. Slide. Fly. Fight For Your Environment. Inspire. Go Higher Than You’ve Ever Dared To Go. Journey into
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Uncategorized | Posted: December 6, 2011
Uncategorized | Posted: December 6, 2011
Artist Alanna Catherine Reed’s senior exhibition, “Bare Questions,” can be seen through Dec. 16 in the University of Wyoming Department of Art’s UP Gallery in the FineArtsBuilding. An opening reception
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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.
