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Art History Online I: Get closer (and closer, and closer) to masterpieces of western art

Friday, April 3, 2009

I have to confess: when my junior high art teacher brought in Georgia O’Keeffe prints to inspire the class, my reactions were 1) “It’s a flower”; 2) “It’s big”; and 3) “I don’t care.”  (“I’m hungry” might have been mixed in there, too.) But oh, what a difference when the O’Keeffe Museum opened in Santa [...]

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Why I Love Vintage Advertising

Friday, March 20, 2009

Those of you who have had occasion to visit the Wyoming Humanities Council offices in Laramie have probably noticed that we have the good fortune to host traveling exhibits, especially ones that we’ve helped to fund. Right now, for instance, every time we come to work, we get to look at photographs by Sara Wiles [...]

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