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2011 offers many ways to show your support of the National Museum of Wildlife Art. We invite you to sponsor top-quality exhibitions and educational programs, which define the Museum as a cultural gem in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. Our generous sponsors enable the Museum to reach an average of more than 80,000 visitors each year, serving local citizens and visitors, adults and children.
Yellowstone to Yukon: The Journey of Wildlife and Art – Description
Above Timberline: Engravings by Carl Rungius – Description
Running Wild: A Video Installation by Sam Easterson – Description
George McClean: The Living Landscape – Description
The Last Ocean: Antarctica’s Ross Sea Photographs by John Weller – Description
In the Spotlight: Mark Eberhard’s On the Edge – Description
The Exquisite Animal: A Community Art Event – Description
School Art Spectacular – Description
Change of Seasons: Wildlife in Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter – Description
Wyoming Winners: 2011 Federal Junior Duck Stamp Contest – Description
The Community Performance Series is held during First Sundays in January, February, March, and May. These free events feature talent such as musicians, poets, and storytellers treating visitors to cultural offerings that compliment the Museum´s current exhibitions.
There are many opportunities to get involved in this significant fundraiser for the Museum´s educational programs, including Jewelry & Artisan Luncheon, Wild West Artist Party, and the Miniatures and More Show & Sale. View sponsorship levels and benefits.
Sponsorships start at $2,500
There´s an Art to Education – details
A comprehensive art curriculum offered to regional schools and online that serves nearly 10,000 students per year.
Young at Art
Art classes for toddlers five and under provides an opportunity to bond and learn while creating memorable projects.
Discovery Days—FULLY FUNDED
A popular summer series including art-making and wildlife films intended for school aged children.
Celebration of Young Artists
An event to showcase student art and writing projects enrolled in Teton County schools. The celebration coincides with the School Arts Spectacular exhibit.
Art Alive—FULLY FUNDED
An opportunity for both locals and visitors to learn about the Museum´s collection, in depth, as interpreted by local artists. Followed by a discounted lunch in the café.
Lanford Monroe Memorial Artist-in-Residence
Visiting artists create artworks in the Museum´s Johnston Hall, engaging visitors in conversation and answering questions. This program includes a summertime residency of up to a month during July and a January residency of one week.
For further inquiry, contact Ponteir Sackrey, Director of Development and Marketing, at 307-732-5444.