April 14, 2020 - November 1, 2020
The Beverly Kleiber Video Project Created for The Brinton Museum
Chessney Sevier
plein air & equine painter & etcher
Sonja Caywood
Connie Robinson
Tim Lawson
Arin Waddell
Dainis Hazners
Adam Jahiel
Joel Ostlind
Bunny Connell
Mary Burgess
Takuwe Gallery Talk
Dr. Craig Howe of the Center for American Indian Research and Native Studies (CAIRNS) visited The Brinton Museum to discuss the Takuwe exhibit. Dr. Howe talked about curating the exhibit and expanded upon select pieces featured in the exhibit.
Click here to view the Takuwe Gallery Talk
George A. Rentschler Western Art Collection Video Series
The Brinton Museum presents one painting each week, beginning in May 2020 throughout the summer, from the George A. Rentschler Western Art Collection. The series features paintings by Henry Farny and Frederic Remington from the American Heritage Center at the University of Wyoming. The George A. Rentschler Western Art Collection is on exhibit at The Brinton Museum through Labor day 2020.
Henry Farny Episode 1
End of the Race
Henry Farny Episode 2
Wood, Water and Grass
Henry Farny Episode 3
Pastures New
Henry Farny Episode 4
The Ambuscade
Henry Farny Episode 5
Big Game in Sight
Henry Farny Episode 6
Old Buffalo Trail
Henry Farny Episode 7
Something Stirring & The Moose Horn
Henry Farny Episode 8
Rounded up by God
Henry Farny Episode 9
Conspiracy
Henry Farny Episode 10Père Marquette
Into the Unknown
Henry Farny Episode 11
The Thunder Horse
Henry Farny Episode 12Printmaking in the Rockies and on the Great Plains
The Brinton Museum’s inaugural print invitational “Printmaking in the Rockies and on the Great Plains” is a regional competition juried by nationally renowned artist Theodore Waddell. Thirty-three artists are represented with fifty-eight works shown in this special exhibition. Using selected works as examples we introduce you to some of the techniques of printmaking.
Gallery Talks with Printmaking Artists
Four local printmakers, Jandey Shackelford, Rede Ballard, Joel Ostlind, and Chessney Sevier, visited The Brinton Museum to chat about the printmaking process and what and/or who inspires their work.
Gallery Talks with Northern Trust Gallery Artists
Artist John Giarrizzo visited The Brinton Museum to discuss his career as a professor of art at Northwest College in Powell, WY, and the inspiration behind his exhibit, “Drawing in the Wild”.
Ellen Dudley visited the museum to give a personal tour of her exhibit “Morning Light in Mustang Pens”. CLICK HERE to follow along with Ellen as she describes her inspiration for this exhibit and her use of color and light.
A Virtual Artist’s Reception took place on Saturday, June 13 at 7:00 PM to celebrate Vanessa Compton’s exhibit “Good Luck Country”. CLICK HERE to view the reception video. (We apologize for the video quality. Closed captions are available.)
15th Illustrator Show - Tucker Books Read Aloud
Follow the adventures of Tucker, a beloved Bernese Mountain Dog, and his friends as they frolic through the seasons making every day and their time count.
Tucker’s Seasonal Words of Wisdom
Illustrations by Theodore Waddell
Text by Lynn Campion
Read by Lillian Sutphin
Tucker here. I live on a farm in Idaho next to the Big Wood River, at the end of a road lined with aspen and cottonwood trees. My closest friends are other Berners (we Bernese Dogs call ourselves Berners): Inge, Milli, Paddy, and Muffin. We love to watch all the animals around the farm: cows and horses, deer and elk, ducks and geese, foxes and coyotes, raccoons and skunks. I love every season of the year, especially Spring when the snow melts, the days get warmer, baby animals arrive, and there are lots of new smells for my sniffer. (Dogs have excellent noses for smelling!) I would like to share with you some of the things I have learned. Hope you like my book and all the fun adventures that I have every day.
Illustrations by Theodore Waddell
Story by Ted Becksted
Read by Chloie Wardell
In this episode of children’s storybooks about Tucker, a lovable Bernese Mountain Dog, Tucker has lots of fun. Tucker gets around! He’s always looking for something to do. And guess what? He always finds it. Come along and see for yourself why Tucker gets so tuckered. Hope you like my book and all the fun adventures that I have every day.
Illustrations by Theodore Waddell
Poems and Rhymes by Lynn Campion and Stoney Brown
Read by Xavier Bishop
My name is Tucker and I’m a big Bernese Mountain Dog with big dreams. I live in Idaho on the family farm where I can wander around and watch everything. My owners, Ted and Lynn, introduced me to the game of golf, and oh boy do I like to watch that little white ball. In fact, if I can get good at this new game, I’ll be heading for the Canine Masters in no time. Maybe my various friends will join me there … we shall see.