Advertiser’s Directory Where to go to find the finest art in Jackson Hole GALLERIES
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The Legacy Gallery The Legacy Gallery has been a staple in western art world for the past 25 years. With two locations, one in Scottsdale, Arizona and the other in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, they have some of the top American’s artists to choose from. Some of the artists they represent are Roy Andersen, Ken Carlson, Michael Coleman, John Coleman, G. Harvey, David Mann, Jason Rich, and Tim Shinabarger. Their Jackson Hole location showcases mainly western, wildlife, and landscape subject matter. The Scottsdale location specializes in western, Americana, and landscape works. 75 N. Cache, Jackson WY 83001, (307) 733-2353, legacygallery.com.
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Grand Teton Gallery Bringing something new and exciting to Jackson Hole, Grand Teton Gallery offers the work of nationally and internationally known painters and sculptors specializing in traditional and contemporary western art. Located one block west of the town square, Grand Teton Gallery provides a warm and friendly atmosphere for your viewing pleasure. 130 W Broadway, Jackson, WY 83001. (307) 201-1172, grandtetongallery.com, info@ grandtetongallery.com.
Turpin & Co. Located on the square in Jackson. Turpin & Company is your source for exclusive Teton jewelry, Jackson Hole charms, and wildlife jewelry. Our onsite master goldsmith creates any and all manner of custom designed jewelry masterpieces. We specialize in ancient coins and currencies, as well as turquoise, amber, and gemstones. (307) 7337424, turpinandco.com. Turpin Gallery Located just off the square, we represent the finest artists in the West including JD Challenger, Bruce Miller, Ron DiCianni, Scott Rogers, Ken Spencer, and Judy Nordquist. Stop by our 3,000 sq. ft. showroom to enjoy the finest paintings, bronzes, and wood sculptures in Jackson Hole. With decades of combined experience in the art world, our fine art consultants are ready and equipped to help you continue your fine art collecting journey. (307) 733-7530, turpingallery.com. Trailside Galleries Established in Jackson, Wyoming in 1963, Trailside Galleries’ 15,000 square foot gallery space provides visitors and collectors with a stimulating and esthetically pleasing art experience as it showcases an impressive collection of paintings, sculpture and unique western furniture by many of the county’s leading fine artists. The gallery is also home to the offices of the Jackson Hole Art Auction, held every September at the Center for the Arts. info@trailsidegalleries.com, trailsidegalleries.com, (307) 733-3186. Two Grey Hills Indian Art Two Grey Hills Indian Art has featured unique, one-of-a-kind American Indian Art as its trademark for over 37 years. They carry a wide selection of contemporary and traditional Native American turquoise, inlay, 14kt gold and sterling silver Jewelry. You will find the finest collection of award winning Pueblo Pottery, Navajo Rugs and Baskets. These museum quality works of art would please the most discriminating buyer. Two Grey Hills is located at the corner of King and Broadway. 110 East Broadway, (307) 733-2677. Website: fineindianart.com. Email: art@fineindianart.com. West Lives On Gallery Discover an extraordinary collection of Western art at the West Lives On Gallery, displaying works depicting the American West in both traditional and contemporary style. Featuring Western, wildlife and landscape art in original oils, acrylics, watercolors and bronze. Come see these exuberant pieces from over 100 regional and national artists at both of our locations on Glenwood Street across from the Wort Hotel. Our knowledgeable staff will work with you to locate that special piece for your home or office. (307) 734-2888, westliveson.com, fineart@westliveson.com.
Pearls by Shari Located on the square in Jackson, PBS is an international luxury brand that specializes in the world’s rarest pearls: the Golden South Sea Pearl, and other exquisite fine jewelry. We offer full bridal services and custom designs are available in our exclusive private showroom. We offer the finest designs in Tahitian, White South Sea, Akoya and Freshwater pearls. PBS is also the creator of the famous Teton Bracelet featured in Cowboys & Indians Magazine. (307) 734-0553, pearlsbyshari.com.
2013 Fall Arts Festival Join us this year in celebrating the 29th annual Fall Arts Festival, September 5-15, 2013 when spectacular landscape and abundant wildlife unite to create a perfect setting to celebrate the Arts! The Fall Arts Festival has become the premier cultural event of Jackson Hole and attracts hundreds of nationally and internationally acclaimed artists that embody the spirit of the West. Visitors will experience the visual, performing and culinary arts showcasing the diversity of our region through wildlife, landscape and contemporary pieces. For additional information, please contact Maureen Murphy at the Jackson Hole Chamber, (307) 733-3316, jacksonholechamber.com. Center for the Arts The Center for the Arts is a growing campus for art and education located in downtown Jackson, Wyoming. Eighteen local, state and regional notfor-profit arts and higher education organizations have their own studios, classrooms and performance spaces under one roof. The Center’s Performing Arts Pavilion houses a world-class 500-seat theater. For information about upcoming events and rental opportunities, call (307) 733-4900. Coeur d’ Alene Art Auction The 27th Annual Coeur d’ Alene Art Auction will be held July 27, 2013 at the Peppermill Resort/Casino in Reno, Nevada. Coeur d’ Alene is the largest auction of its kind in the country with over $200 million in sales over the last ten years. The auction specializes in period Western American paintings and sculpture from 1880-1940 along with a very select group of contemporary artists. For more information or to purchase a catalog please call (208) 772-9009 or cdaartauction.com. Jackson Hole Art Auction The Jackson Hole Art Auction is a live auction held during the Fall Arts Festival. The seventh annual auction will be held on September 14, 2013. It has quickly become one of the premier western art events in the country, defined by the high standard of works offered by both contemporary western artists and deceased masters. (866) 549-9278, jacksonholeartauction. com, or coordinator@jacksonholeartauction.com. Grand Teton Music Festival Now entering its 52nd season, Grand Teton Music Festival has grown into one of the world’s most renowned classical music gatherings featuring an all-star orchestra of musicians from over 50 major symphony and opera orchestras and chamber ensembles. Music Director Donald Runnicles returns from Berlin each summer to conduct the Festival Orchestra and showcase internationally acclaimed guest artists in the Festival’s intimate home, Walk Festival Hall. This acoustic marvel is nestled at the base of Rendezvous Mountain in Teton Village – gateway to Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks. July 4 – August 17, 2013. For tickets & information: (307) 733–1128 or gtmf.org. National Museum of Wildlife Art Connect with wildlife and the natural world. Featuring a NEW outdoor sculpture trail with major installations, permanent collection of more than 5,000 items, stunning architecture, 14 galleries, Museum Shop, Library, summer 2013 i m a g e s w e s t
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