Wyoming Arts Council

WAC announces new OSG grant category

The Wyoming Arts Council announces its new Operating Support Grant program (OSG). This grant program will help fund the ongoing work of Wyoming’s established non-profit arts organizations. OSG funding may
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Visual artists: Sign up now for Casper 20:20

The UW Art Museum is pleased to announce its fifth 20:20 event. 20:20 is a fast-paced presentation format whereby presenters are able to show 20 images for 20 seconds each.
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More info — and links — for WWInc conference

The 36th Annual Wyoming Writers, Inc. Writers Conference will be held in Cody June 4-6. The host facility this year is the Buffalo Bill Resort which includes The Holiday Inn,
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Newsweek: NEA Chair Rocco Landesman uses Broadway skills to promote the arts

This profile of National Endowment for the Arts Chair Rocco Landesman, “Medici in Chief,” appeared more than a month ago in Newsweek. But it’s worth reading for insights on new
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In memoriam: Karol Griffin, writer

Writer Karol Griffin of Riverton passed away March 4 due to renal failure. No details yet about a memorial service. But colleague Jeffe Kennedy wrote a fine post on her
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C.J. Box’s newest Joe Pickett novel, "Nowhere to Run," debuts April 6

Early in his career (1992), Cheyenne’s C.J. Box was the recipient of a Wyoming Arts Council creative writing fellowship. Many books later, C.J. just announced the publication of his tenth
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C.J. Box's newest Joe Pickett novel, "Nowhere to Run," debuts April 6

Early in his career (1992), Cheyenne’s C.J. Box was the recipient of a Wyoming Arts Council creative writing fellowship. Many books later, C.J. just announced the publication of his tenth
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Arvada-Clearmont senior wins Wyoming Poetry Out competition in Cheyenne

(l) Judah Lovato, WY POL winner and (r) Laura Hofstad, WY POL runner-up Judah Lovato, a senior at Arvada-Clearmont High School in Sheridan County, was named state champion at the
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Wyoming Poetry Out Loud winners to be announced this morning at Capitol Rotunda

Eleven students (grades 9-12) from throughout the state competed last night at the Wyoming finals for Poetry Out Loud. The event was held at the Historic Atlas Theatre in downtown
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New West: Why Cody, Wyoming is the New Literary Capital of America

Jenny Shank has a lot of fun exploring Cody’s literary contributions to the world in New West: Claiming Ground, a memoir by Cody’s Laura Bell, is due out March 9,
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