Art's Other Seasons

Summer may be our biggest are season, but culture doesn't hibernate in the Tetons.

By Richard Anderson

These Boots are Made for Votin’

Wyoming State Senator Leland Christensen (R-17) of Alta has worn many hats in his lifetime.

By Jeanne Anderson

Reflections of the Old West

At an age when most young boys are busy with sports, their friends, or trying to figure out girls, Terry Winchell, was getting started on a lifelong journey into the world of all things old...

By Molly Loomis

Get Moving

Dancers’ Workshop a one-stop shop for watching, trying dance

By Emma Breysse

Regular Gigs

Seasoned musicians use weekly performances to try fresh material, stay sharp

By Richard Anderson

Dressing the Part

Simple or elaborate, costumes delineate characters on stage

By Richard Anderson

Wondrous Watercolor

Ethereal medium enchants viewers, challenges artists

By Brielle Schaeffer

The Art of the Belt Buckle

By Kate Hull

Supaya Gray Wolfe

After participating in the Western Design Conference every year since 1995, Supaya Gray Wolfe decided, in 2011, that it “wasn’t enough just to show up for four days.”

White Glove Treatment

By Brielle Schaeffer

Old Stuff in the Old West

By Dina Mishev

A Force of Nature

By Katy Niner

Wish You Were Here!

By Tram Whitehurst

Up Close and Personal with Art

The valley's art scene is as vibrant as ever

By Nicole Burdick

Western Design Conference

For twenty years, this annual marketplace of functional art has both defined and inspired western design.

By Dina Mishev

New West

Cowboy style is getting contemporary

By Dina Mishev