Art

Seems a lot of people bail out of Wyoming to head south to Fort Collins and other points in Colorado to have fun. I think we need to up our game here. Here’s one step we can take. We can help decide if we could we use a little more life in downtown Cheyenne...

If you would like your art on a Wyoming conservation stamp, bring your “A” game. The Wyoming Game and Fish Department's Conservation Stamp Art Competition seems to be leading the country in state wildlife stamp art competitions in number of entries, prize money and quality of artwork...

It wasn't a massive storm by any means, but the combination of rain, snow, fog and ice slowed down Wyoming traffic and pedestrians alike yesterday. But some take it in stride and even find beauty in nature’s artwork left in the wake of our weather...

Vans shoes is sponsoring a national art competition for high school students to compete in their 6th Annual Vans Custom Culture art competition. Vans Custom Culture was created to inspire and empower high school students to embrace their creativity through art and design, and to bring attention to diminishing arts education budgets...

Wondering where to find artists and their works in Cheyenne? The monthly indoor art tour in downtown Cheyenne on Thursday features many of the areas finest artists and crafts people and expands to 14 venues for the month of November.

Are you an art lover? Cheyenne's first Art, Design & Dine for 2014 runs 5 to 8 p.m. on Thursday, April 10, at various locations around the Capitol City.

With Spring break fast approaching, you may want to know some of the great and inexpensive events that are happening in the Cheyenne area for you and the kids.

Do you have any artwork by famous painters hanging on your walls? The Denver Art Museum's 'Passport to Paris' exhibit wraps up this Sunday, February 9, and due to it's popularity, their website strongly recommends purchasing your tickets in advance for this weekend.

Balloon art is usually something that's confined to a) clowns or b) those guys on the side of the street who make those really embarrassing hats that are like, five feet tall. As it turns out though, there's a whole lot more to the art than standard balloon animals or pop-able accessories. In fact, a lot of 'em are actually impressive.

Cheech Marin has one of the most exquisite collections of Chicano art, and he’s bring his collection to Laramie this Friday to be a part of the University of Wyoming’s art exhibit called “Chicano Art: Cultivating Chicano Future."