The National Museum of Wildlife Art continues its largest and longest-running fundraiser, Western Visions with over 140 participating artists. The Western Visions Evening Sale will revert back to an in-person event for 2021.
Also new this year, there are two ways to participate in the Western Visions Sale – virtual or live, in-person. The live event offers a memorable evening of connecting with fellow art enthusiasts and renowned wildlife artists, while the virtual option allows you to join online from home and receive full access to all of the works for sale. Tickets can be purchased at WildlifeArtEvents.org.
“We’re happy to be able to offer the evening sale event in-person again, but also give those who can’t make it to Jackson Hole the opportunity to purchase one-of-a-kind art,” says Michelle Dickson, Director of Programs and Events at the National Museum of Wildlife Art. “The show will look a little different this year, featuring smaller format works: paintings are within 16″ x 20″ and sculptures are within 18″ in any one dimension. This new format opens the door for a larger audience to show their support.”
The Western Visions Art Exhibition is open through October 3, 2021. For details, please visit www.WildlifeArt.org.
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