Check back as we add more events to our 2008 Calendar!
2008
ArtWalks
"Third Thursdays"
throughout the summer and fall, Cayuse will host a variety of
shows and events until 8pm. Third Thursday ArtWalks start May
15th.
April
Tuesday,
April 15th, 2008
Olive
Fell: For Love of Wyoming
(1896
- 1980)
Special
Online Show
Shaped
by her environs and her love of nature, Olive Fell's work presents
a reflection of the beauty in stillness, the peaceful wonder,
and the fun and humor that still compose the American West. The
Four Bear Ranch, 25 miles west of Cody, was close to both Yellowstone
and the protected game refuge of the Absaroka Range; thus allowing
her to track and observe animals. Her works hung in the Buffalo
Bill Historical center's museum for years and they, along with
the Montana Historical Society, still have the largest collections;
Jackson Hole's National Museum of Wildlife Art also holds her
work. See more of the show
online.
"Sego
Lillies in the Mountains", Serigraph, by Olive Fell.
Gold
and jeweled masterpieces by Susan Adams and Clint Orms. The jeweled
buckle was favored in the 1930's by cowboys and cowgirls alike.
Most common was the ruby set in gold, on a sterling base. Clint
and Susan take this tradition to new levels with 18K gold, rubies,
sapphires and a whole lot of diamonds! Custom designs are encouraged
- bring your ideas to Cayuse and we'll help design your family's
heirlooms.
August
Thursday,
August 21st
ArtWalk
- Reception 5 - 8pm
Jack Walker Returns!
This
favorite of Jackson Hole (and Idaho, too!) is back with new designs
in ingot silver and leather. Jack's time is limited due to his
incredible success, so hoof it over to Cayuse if you want a Jack
Walker original.
September
Thursday, September 4th
Western
Design Conference Begins
Cayuse will
have a display booth at the Western Design Conference in Jackson
Hole, featuring the work of Susan Adams, Clint Orms, and Ricarda
McCleary Clause. Through Saturday, September 6th.
Friday, September 12th
Palates
& Palettes Gallery Opening 5 - 8pm
For
those of you who aren't familiar with the format, Palates &
Palettes pairs exceptional food from local restaurants and caterers,
with exceptional art offered by each gallery. It is by far the
largest gallery walk in Jackson Hole.
Our
Fall Arts Festival Opening Events:
Capturing the Essence - Regional
Photographs 1850 -1940
There's
no question that the advent of the photograph and the westward
expansion of our country were one of the most beneficial coincidences
in history. If it were not for the photographers of the west,
many stories of wonder would have been dismissed as exaggeration
or fantasy, including the geysers of Yellowstone, the many diverse
Native American groups, and the lifestyle of cowboys. Cayuse has
gathered together photographs ranging from the mid-1800's to the
1940's depicting the beautiful and sometimes harsh land, and the
lives it supported in the Northern Rocky Mountain region.
Photographers
represented:
Frank
Jay Haynes (Yellowstone Park)
William
Henry Jackson (Colorado)
Charles
Belden (Meeteetse, Wyoming)
Layton
A. Huffman (Miles, Montana)
Elsa
and Jessamine Spear (Buffalo, Wyoming)
Evelyn
Cameron (Montana)
Harrison
Crandall (Jackson Hole, Wyoming)
Stephen
N. Leek (Jackson Hole, Wyoming)
Sproul
(Lander, Wyoming)
Kirkland
(Cheyenne, Wyoming)
Included
also will be obscure or anonymous works.
Susan Adams, Cowgirl Jeweler
Susan
returns to Cayuse with new designs to kick off the Fall Arts Festival.
We're proud to have hosted Susan during the Fall Arts Festival
for ten years! Susan won the presigious award for Best Metalwork
last year at the Western Design Conference.
