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Virgin Land: Nick Thornburg’s myths and narratives

January 11, 2019 by Elyse Guarino 2 Comments

Artist Nick Thornburg doesn’t just want you to think critically about the story of the West. He wants you to think critically about your story of the West, yourself and America. How would you change it and do you realize that you can?

The art of survival

December 7, 2018 by Sue Sommers 3 Comments

Eighteen artists explore the ways in which animals protect themselves, and take a risk — working in unfamiliar media — to do so.

Limbic Memory

October 5, 2018 by Jenny Dowd Leave a Comment

Margaret Haydon’s porcelain sculptures on display in Pinedale juxtapose strength and fragility.

Thin lines, thick connections: Mark Ritchie’s HERD at WWCC

September 28, 2018 by Sue Sommers Leave a Comment

Mark Ritchie’s oversized woodcut prints of horses surround the viewer, prompting questions about horses in our world.

Contemporary Natives

September 21, 2018 by Camellia El-Antably 1 Comment

An exhibition at the Ucross Family Foundation gallery brings work from today’s Native America to the fore — where it belongs.

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