Summer 2010

Features

	First View of the West History of the exploration of the American West teetered on a fulcrum of faith as returning explorers sold stories of bravery and derring-do to the eager consumers of news, fantasy, tale and legend... By Angus M. Thuermer Jr.
	Don't give up on art When Greg Fulton acquired an oil painting last winter called Giraffes by renowned wildlife artist David Shepherd, his first prospective buyers discovered it on their computer screens rather than a... By Jennifer Dorsey
	Fresh Forms As the Western Design Conference marks its 18th birthday and fourth year in Jackson this fall, it keeps young with a constant influx of new blood... By Dina Mishev
	The Rare Birds of Jackson Hole “What I learned about Greg is that he is inspiring on all kinds of levels,” Raynes says. “Some of which I had guessed but didn’t really know it. We hit it off well... By Todd Wilkinson
	Bright Colors, Big sales The animal world is intense these days: neon blues, hot pinks, supernatural greens. And galleries and collectors—even those not so interested in contemporary art—are responding... By Dina Mishev
	Mountains Plus Mozart Ah, summer camp! Hiking and swimming and canoeing and star-gazing. Making new friends and reuniting with friends made last year... By Richard Anderson