The 23rd Annual Rocky Mountain Art Show & Auction is returning to Casper, Wyoming, on Saturday, July 13, 2024. The event is taking place at the Hilton Garden Inn, and it will feature a cocktail hour, a silent auction, a tremendous display of various works of art, a buffet and more!
Reservations are required for this event, and tickets are $40 per person or $280 for a table of eight. Business attire is required.
The No-Host Cocktail Hour will begin at 6 p.m. The Silent Auction will begin at 6 p.m. as well, and the buffet will be served at 7 p.m.
The Rocky Mountain Art Show & Auction will feature a variety of local and regional artists, including:
- Ellen Black, WY
- Betty Bowser, WY
- Holly Bryson, WY
- Juie Kramer Cole CO
- E. Lynette Fransen, WY
- Manuel Franco, TX
- Jerry Glass, WY
- William Travis Hart, WY
- Joy Keown, WY
- Gary Krause, WY
- Melanie Myron, WY
- Michelle McDonald, WY
- Aumi Kauffman Perry, WY
- Andrew Kneeland, WY
- Bev Mathison, WY
- Robert Seabeck, WY
- Gene Sherman, ID
- CK Swanson, WY
- Yong Hui Torske, WY
The featured artist for this event is J.W. “Jack” Olson. Each attendee will receive a limited edition lithographic print of one of Jack Olson’s pieces.
Tickets are available at the office of Wyoming CARES at 307-237-7035.
About Jack Olson:
Jack was born in Chicago, and discovered art at an early age. He was fifteen when his family moved to Colorado, where he discovered the beauty of the Rocky Mountains, and their surroundings. His love for the Mountains, Aspen Trees and western life is evident in his painting. Jack’s family traveled by train, and he grew a fondness for trains at an early age. It wasn’t until later in his career that he included them in his artwork. Jack is a member of the Oil Painters of America and participates in many throughout the country. He is published in Art west, Cowboys and Indians, etc. He is currently represented in galleries in Colorado and Wyoming.
“Being a mostly self-taught artist, I had to work diligently to evaluate my work to its current level. I am nowhere near where I would like to be as an artist and the never-ending struggle. The love of what you do is what keeps you going. I have been a Professional Artist for over 30 years, and I love it as much as I did when I started.”
Wyoming CARES is a not-for-profit Charitable Agency for residents of Wyoming. Their mission is “to provide assistance to Wyoming residents in need.” Funds that are raised in Wyoming, stay in Wyoming.
To view the art images or bid online, go to www.wyomingcares.org and click on “The Rocky Mountain Art Show & Auction.”
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