National Museum of Wildlife Art Multimedia Offerings
The National Museum of Wildlife Art is always working to provide our patrons with the best available tools to explore our collection of fine wildlife art and creative ways to learn about the artistic process and humanity’s relationship with nature. On this page, you will find podcasts, vodcasts, streaming video, and links to Virtual Tours, Games, and much more. Visit us often as we continue to add new content and features.Bison Gallery (detail) Artist Voice: Bart Walter (detail)
Bart Walter Interview (21 MB)
An Eye Toward Africa (detail)
Video blog:
NMWA Supports Polar Bear Research and Education (details)
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Artist Voice: Bart Walter
In August 2007, Bronwyn Minton, Adult Education Coordinator, interviewed sculptor, Bart Walter asking him about both his artistic process and his work in the Museum’s permanent collection. Click link to view.Bart Walter Interview (21 MB)
An Eye Toward Africa
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Agile and Swift detail, 2004 Bart Walter |
Exhibition Podcast (35 minutes)
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| Arktikwanderer - detail, 1899 Richard Friese |
NMWA as a sponsoring institution selected Jackson Hole High School Junior, Hillary Lavino, to serve as an "Arctic Ambassador" in PBI’s Adventure Learning Leadership Camp. Hillary spent a week on the Arctic tundra outside of Churchill, Manitoba in early October studying the bears with other teenagers from around the globe. To view her journal entries, and those of her compatriots, go to polarbearsinternational.org/student-journals/lavino.
Additionally, the NMWA, with the support of Valerie and Richard Beck, sponsors a polar bear via PBI’s bear tracker program. The bear we sponsor wears a satellite-collar so its movements can be tracked. To follow the migration of our bear and others on the Beaufort Sea, go to polarbearsinternational.org/beartracker/beaufortsea.