An Early Christmas Present for the Buffalo Community – AAB Set to Close on Beutler’s as New Home for the Cowboy Carousel Nov. 30th

Historic Beutler's Building to House the Cowboy Carousel Center on Artisan Row in Buffalo's Downtown Historic District

The Cowboy Carousel finally has its new home in the center of Buffalo’s historic district — thereby fulfilling the final wish of Emerson Scott who sold the Carousel to the BDA with a promise that a suitable home would be found for it in downtown Buffalo, Wyoming. Now it has that home. The Carousel Committee of the BDA, charged with finding that home and negotiating its purchase, settled on another historic building in Buffalo this past spring as the new home of the beloved Cowboy Carousel. The Carousel Committee’s Chair, Kitty Merrill, has just announced that a final closing date of November 30thwill bring the long process to a close

CHALK ART IN DOWNTOWN BUFFALO

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2nd Annual Buffalo Wyoming Chalk Art Festival a Winner

Winners of the Adult and College Category - Arnette Tiller (Two Creeks Pottery), Sonja Swift and Vanessa Vogel (ArtWorksToo Gallery and Coffeehouse), did a Master's homage piece of "Indian Police" by Native American artist, Vigil Gray.  The work was 5' x 4.5' and took three people 8 hours to do.

All in all, Verger says they had around 51 artists, of whom 39 were local artists. Two artists were paid to help Chaparro get her huge 3D Stampeding Horses done in just one day (a real challenge given the rain wiped it out at least once). Jenny Wuerker and Steve Heil were the two local artists chosen for the recipients of the grant who expertly helped Chaparro while Lee Jones got into the Longmire spirit with a huge portrait of A&Bs TV version of Longmire.

MARGOS TO FEATURE CERAMIC ARTISTRY

Oil and Vinegar - New Art at Margo's Pottery

Murphy began working with clay when she lived in Brooklyn, New York. She spent several years working for potters in the city, and then decided to get a degree in ceramics, so went across the country to Portland, Oregon where she attended the Oregon School of Art and Crafts. After receiving the degree, she spent three and a half months doing a working residency in Denmark.
“The clean influence of Danish design is obvious in her work, along with her own playful sensibility,” says Margo Brown, whose gallery is hosting the show. Her designs are influenced by simplified abstractions of nature, children’s artwork, folk art and mid-century modern forms and shapes. All of her work is functional, and on some of the pieces, she makes a rounded base, so that the pieces can be in motion even while working to serve food. This is one way the playful nature of her work becomes part of our lives.







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