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Series of at-home art-making activities provided by Educators and Teaching Artists from the University of Wyoming Art Museum. Click here to view.
A series of videos with activities related to the Ann Simpson Artmobile's current exhibition, "At Work and At Play," from the Ann Simpson Artmobile Educator, Sarita Talusani Keller. Click here to view.
Following our “Honoring our Ancestors” art lesson series? We can’t wait to see your work and hear about the ancestors that have inspired you. Visit this form to to upload your portrait project and stories for an opportunity to have your work featured on our social media pages and a chance to receive a special gift from the UWAM.
In this virtual workshop, watch a series of student-designed lesson plans, as well as a video from the Art Museum's own teaching artist Kaylee Koppinger-Lind as a way to inspire and promote creativity. Click here to view.
You can find all the lesson resources at here.
A recurring series of social media posts by Michelle Sunset, Assistant Curator highlighting objects from UW Art Museum's permanent collection. Follow us on Instagram or Like us on Facebook.
Not on Social Media? View the posts here.
A digital gallery environment focused on the Material Tradition created by Raechel Cook, Curator of Academic Engagement.
A digital gallery environment focused on the exhibition Moving Walls created by Raechel Cook, Curator of Academic Engagement.
A digital gallery environment focused on the Pat Guthrie Special Exhibitions Teaching Gallery created by Raechel Cook, Curator of Academic Engagement.
Behind the Scenes at the UW Art Museum
Meet some of the team members at the University of Wyoming Art Museum and join us for a behind the scenes look at how exhibitions are planned and executed. Video produced by Sean Corcoran.
Conversations Beyond the Walls: A Virtual Symposium
The University of Wyoming Art Museum and American Studies Program host a series of talks, presentations and art activations during October 2020 in conjunction with the exhibition Moving Walls: Heart Mountain Barracks in the Big Horn Basin. The goals of this series are to honor the history of Japanese American peoples incarcerated in Wyoming and beyond, and to integrate arts with complex cultural issues. In doing so, we hope to use an historical event to address contemporary narratives such as global human migrations, displacement of peoples, power and control, empathy and belonging, homesteading, resiliency, diversity, and social justice issues of today.
28th Annual (Virtual) Happy Holidays!
The Art Museum's annual Happy Holidays celebration went virtual for the first time!
Watch the recorded livestream celebration featuring local music talent, visual art by all Albany County schools, and Family Saturday art making courtesy of the Art Museum.
Giddy-up with this inspiring Bill Gollings coloring book page. You can now download this and other coloring book pages from artworks in the Art Museum's collection. Artists of all ages are invited to slow down and relax by coloring, and exploring your own expressive colors and patterns.
Looking for the perfect background for your Zoom meetings? Immerse yourself in works of art from the UW Art Museums's collection!
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Ernest E. Stevens (American, 1872-1938), Pendray Homestead House, Sioux County, Nebraska, c. 1929-1934, oil on board, 11-3/4 x 17-3/4 inches, Gift of G. Edward Pendray, 1974.132.0
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