The latest news and updates from the National Museum of Wildlife Art
Monday, June 25, 2018
Jackson, Wyo. — The winner of the 2018 National Museum of Wildlife Art Bull-Bransom Award is Matthew Forsythe for illustrations in The Gold Leaf, written by Kirsten Hall and published by … MORE
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Migration is the name of the game this summer at the National Museum of Wildlife Art.
A huge collaborative exhibit is its main draw right now, and an upcoming Mix’d
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JACKSON HOLE, WYO –The National Museum of Wildlife Art is embarking on a new initiative to engage latino families in the community. “It’s a call for us to broaden our relevance to all of Teton … MORE
Julie Butler
May 2, 2018
Some Teton County children’s collections are getting their day in the sun — and at a national art museum, no less.
“Kids Collect” is the name of the new exhibit set … MORE
Thursday, April 5, 2018
The National Museum of Wildlife Art is excited to announce an international collaboration with The China Institute for Strategy and Management (CISM). The collaboration centers on an exhibit and the future development … MORE
Tuesday, February 27, 2018
Jackson, WY — The National Museum of Wildlife Art is pleased to announce the acquisition of five new works of contemporary art chosen at the Blacktail Gala on Saturday, February 24.
Blacktail … MORE
by | Jan 16, 2018
Rexburg, Idaho: Your new home away from home. Your current adventure hotspots are R Mountain, the Sand Dunes, Porter Park and Walmart. Don’t be alarmed. This doesn’t have to … MORE
“I believe the world is incomprehensibly beautiful—an endless prospect of magic and
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For some Colorado powder hounds, leaving the state to ski is practically sacrilegious. After … MORE
Friday, December 1, 2017
NATIONAL MUSEUM OF WILDLIFE ART ANNOUNCES DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS
Jackson, WY—The Board of Trustees of the National Museum of Wildlife Art of the United States is pleased to announce the … MORE
Below is an excerpt from the larger article “Spring Creek Ranch: Gateway To The Grand Tetons”
Published October 23, 2017 by John Oseid.
Once you’ve settled into your Spring Creek room, what a delight it … MORE
Monday, September 18, 2017
Jackson, Wyo. –More than 1,200 people from around the world attended the National Museum of Wildlife Art’s 30th Annual Western Visions® Show & Sale events in September, including top contemporary and … MORE
Monday, August 28, 2017
Saturday, August 19, the National Museum of Wildlife Art hosted the Black Bear Ball – a special anniversary celebration that takes place every 5 years.
The festivities for the evening included a … MORE
The National Museum of Wildlife Art in Jackson is celebrating 30 years this weekend. The museum first opened in 1987 and has grown into an important tourist attraction. One of the founding board members was Maggie … MORE
Thursday, June 29, 2017
On Tuesday evening, at the National Museum of Wildlife Art, National Geographic Photographer Joel Sartore received the Rungius Medal. The Rungius Medal is presented by the Trustees of the National Museum of … MORE
The National Museum of Wildlife Art in Jackson Hole is 30 years old this month. The museum is celebrating the occasion by curating two new exhibits from its permanent collection, both with a sharp eye towards … MORE
Elysia Conner
A museum in Wyoming has drawn visitors, artists and art enthusiasts from around the world to see its collection of wildlife art for three decades.
The National Museum of Wildlife
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POSTED: WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 2017 4:30 AM
It still has the same great views of the National Elk Refuge, but the restaurant at the National Museum of Wildlife Art has a new name, a new menu … MORE
National Museum of Wildlife Art pops cork on its 30th year.
POSTED: WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 2017 4:30 AM
The National Museum of Wildlife Art wasn’t always on that hill overlooking the National Elk
Friday, April 28, 2017
Jackson, Wyo. — The winner of the 2017 National Museum of Wildlife Art Bull-Bransom Award is Rob Dunlavey for illustrations in “Owl Sees Owl,” written by Laura Godwin. The Bull-Bransom Award is … MORE
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