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Now she's teaching it.

Scarlow's Art and Coffee is hosting a month-long exhibit by contemporary Casper artist Roy Uptain, throughout the month of February. The exhibit will feature paintings based on images from the ongoing war in Ukraine.

Central Wyoming Hospice & Transitions announced that they are partnering with The Nicolaysen Art Museum to expand the group support they offer young people in Natrona County.

Yong Hui Torske's husband died in January of 2020. And despite her overwhelming grief, she never stopped taking in the beauty around her. To honor her husband, and to express her own grief, she made 14 quilts, based on photographs she took of the beauty around her while she sat at her husband's bedside.

The Central Wyoming Fair & Rodeo Annual Sidewalk Chalk Art Festival saw many local artists of all ages beautifying downtown Casper between Center and David Streets!

The June Casper Art Walk happened in Downtown Casper on July 7, 2022. And it was the greatest show.

Local Artist Lisa McDonald will be teaching a class at ART 321 on Pysanka, a Ukrainian Easter Egg decorating tradition. Classes are March 15, 16 and 20, and all of the proceeds will directly benefit the humanitarian efforts taking place in Ukraine.

Casper's art game is strong thanks to programs like Art 3-2-1, Keep Casper Beautiful and the talented artists in Natrona County.

After a two-year hiatus, The Nicolaysen Art Museum has announced the return of Nic Fest- a 3-day event in downtown Casper that will feature art, food, music, and so much more.

Miranda Bressler, a fire spinner from Casper, was recently featured in a Wyoming PBS documentary, 'Our Wyoming,' produced by Anthony Stengel.

The stockings were hung by the chimney with care. So, too, were the paintings, the snowflakes, the photos, and so much more. ART 321's Holiday Art Market took place on Saturday and the general public turned out in droves to get some of their Christmas shopping done early.

For Jason Dye, owner of 307 Metal Works, the projects that he and his crew created in their spare time wasn’t because of some unfulfilled desire to create art. It was to survive.