The legendary photographer reflects on the famed mama bear’s role in conservation.
Art & Design
‘8 Seconds’ photo exhibit expands the narrative around the American cowboy
Ivan McClellan documents cowboys and cowgirls in the American West, challenging mythology to include people of color.
‘We are here’: New mural to showcase Mexican-American heritage in Jackson
It’s one of three artworks recently commissioned by JH Public Art by artists with ties to Jackson’s sister city in Tlaxcala, Mexico.
Carrie Geraci brings splash of color to the Center for the Arts
Geraci, the director of Jackson Hole Public Art, discusses the inspiration behind her new collection, “Where have you been?”
Renowned sculptor Patrick Dougherty brings ‘stickwork’ to Jackson
Dougherty’s nest-like sculpture woven of willow branches is now on display outside the Center for the Arts.
Artist Emily Boespflug’s “Precipitous” exhibit depicts emotion in nature
The local artist discusses her passion for the outdoors, love of color and the healing power of art.
Exhibit features earliest photographs of Yellowstone National Park and Tetons
A free event Tuesday with historian and author Bob Blair at the Jackson Hole Historical Society and Museum will discuss the work of “pioneer photographer” William Henry Jackson.
Artist Elizabeth Morisette finds inspiration in found objects
The Colorado-based artist discusses her creative process and how sentimentality plays a major role in her work.
‘Original Postcard of Jackson Hole’ on Display Through April 9
The Jackson Hole Historical Society and Museum is currently showcasing the collected works of local 20th-century artist Archie Boyd Teater.
