Ready for Action on the Sculpture Trail April 9, 2013 | By Jane Lavino
This past week the marmots have awoken from their winter hibernation. They seem to be looking for excitement, or at least for some green vegetation (something we are all happy to see after a long winter!) Marmot sightings are a definite sign of spring, and a reminder that the summer season of activity will soon begin. We have some awesome…
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At the Museum, your wedding is a work of art. March 28, 2013 | By Wendy Merrick
Many don’t realize that the National Museum of Wildlife Art is host to weddings ranging from 2 persons to 250 in size. There are several venues both indoor and out that are perfect settings for such a special day. Several weeks ago, Alyssa and Matt held their intimate winter wedding ceremony on our west terrace, followed by a reception in our Member’s Lounge,…
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Magic Hour March 26, 2013 | By Adam Harris
Transitional times are often the most interesting ones for image-making. Many photographers refer to time surrounding dawn and dusk as the “magic hour.” Similar to dawn and dusk, seasonal transitions often help us see familiar objects in new ways. When winter releases its hold and spring blossoms forth, we often have sunny days followed by snow and sleet…
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Views of Wildlife March 21, 2013 | By Ponteir Sackrey
As I drove toward the Museum’s parking lot this morning, I came upon a herd of grazing deer. Usually I miss these views of wildlife, although it abounds on our butte. Like many, my approach to work is harried. I’m anxious to arrive, say hello, and immediately log onto email and social media. This frenetic emotion prevents me, literally, from seeing the forest for…
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Chasing Ice March 7, 2013 | By Jane Lavino
On Thursday March 21, Photographer James Balog will be at the National Museum of Wildlife Art for a 7pm screening of his much anticipated film “Chasing Ice.” Check out the Chasing Ice movie trailer. Our Museum has long been interested in following and supporting Balog’s creative projects. In the early 1990’s we exhibited “Survivors.” -Portraits of endangered wildlife….
