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Michael Shay

Michael Shay’s book of short stories, The Weight of a Body, was published by Ghost Road Press in 2006. His fiction and essays have appeared in Flash Fiction Review, Silver Birch Press, Northern Lights, High Plains Literary Review, Colorado Review, Owen Wister Review, and in multiple anthologies including Working Words: Punching the Clock and Kicking out the Jams; Blood, Water, Wind, and Stone: An Anthology of Wyoming Writers (forthcoming); and In Short, a Norton anthology of brief creative nonfiction. Previously he served as the managing editor for the WY Arts Council Artscapes magazine among other duties. Michael lives in Cheyenne and blogs about books, culture and politics at Hummingbirdminds.

Contemporary fiber art show tackles fashion’s pressing problems

November 20, 2020 by Michael Shay 5 Comments

Georgia Rowswell’s exhibit at The Nic makes a creative statement about the clothing industry.

Active ingredients include words and art

July 7, 2020 by Michael Shay Leave a Comment

Mixed media and poetry exhibit curated by Matt Daly can be explored online.

The subject is roaches

February 11, 2020 by Michael Shay 3 Comments

Shelby Shadwell’s exhibit in Cheyenne exemplifies the notion of drawing ‘large and startling’ figures.

In Cheyenne, gallery show of miniatures yields big surprises

October 25, 2019 by Michael Shay Leave a Comment

To celebrate its 10th anniversary, Clay Paper Scissors Gallery invited artists to create works using tiny mint tins.

Artists assemble ‘The Art of Assemblage’ in Cheyenne

April 9, 2019 by Michael Shay 3 Comments

Collection of assemblages — 3-D works made with a variety of found objects, keepsakes and curiosities — breathes life into Cheyenne’s derelict Hynds Building.
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