Uncategorized | Posted: May 25, 2010
From the UW Art Museum: Popular Wyoming abstract expressionist Neltje is featured in a solo exhibition, “Neltje,” on view through Aug. 28, at the University of Wyoming Art Museum. A
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Uncategorized | Posted: May 17, 2010
Sue Sommers of Pinedale received an honorable mention in the 2010 Wyoming Arts Council visual arts fellowship competition. Here’s the artist’s statement which accompanied her application: This group of watercolor/gouache
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Uncategorized | Posted: May 17, 2010
Sue Sommers of Pinedale received an honorable mention in the 2010 Wyoming Arts Council visual arts fellowship competition. Here’s the artist’s statement which accompanied her application: This group of watercolor/gouache
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Uncategorized | Posted: May 3, 2010
From a press release: Clay Paper Scissors Gallery & Studio’s new show is “Figures of the Mind,” paintings and drawings by Christopher Amend. Amend, an artist and retired art teacher,
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Uncategorized | Posted: April 27, 2010
Penelope Caldwell, “Mail Order Brides Come with Baggage,” oil on paper, 90″x52″ At an April 24 ceremony in Casper, Penelope Caldwell of Laramie was named one of three Wyoming Arts
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Uncategorized | Posted: April 20, 2010
Uncategorized | Posted: April 20, 2010
Uncategorized | Posted: March 12, 2010
From a UW press release: Harold Garde, a 1940s University of Wyoming art student, will be featured in several public programs in conjunction with his exhibition, “Harold Garde. painting. 50
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Uncategorized | Posted: February 11, 2010
Take a break from the legislative session and get on over to the Clay Paper Scissors Gallery in downtown Cheyenne for a pre-Valentine’s Day reception for “Melting Into Spring —
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Uncategorized | Posted: February 5, 2010
Clay Paper Scissors Gallery & Studio in Cheyenne announces the “Melting Into Spring — Watercolors by Kandice Starbuck” exhibit from February 11-March 20, 2010. Opening reception on Thursday, February 11,
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