Summer 2009

Features

	Showcasing Best of the West If the third time’s the charm, what have the first two Western Design Conferences held in Jackson been? Smashing successes... By Dina Mishev
	The Heart of Western Art You can have your Western art any way you like it in Jackson Hole. Say, for example, you’re taken by the whole cowboy mystique... By Jennifer Dorsey
	Seuss on the Loose (in Jackson, not Moose!) As a cultural force of nature, Dr. Seuss speaks his own poetic dialect. He has riddled generations of young minds with colorful cooing and delighted their elders with funny-bone wooing. Seuss’... By Todd Wilkinson
	Beyond paint and bronze Intrigue frames mixed media works. Viewers peer in, discovering personal associations. A startled horse, mane flying, like one just ridden... By Katy Niner
	Tale behind the teepees “Power of Place” connotes more than a jingoistic tagline adopted by the Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce. It’s an attempt to articulate the invisible effects of visual magnetism... By Todd Wilkinson
	Cowboy Allure Charles Goodnight is American legend, a hard-riding cowboy who showed up to make history. “Making the gather,” Goodnight rode in the storied statewide roundup of countless cattle that had... By Pattie Layser