Supporting Artists. Building Community. Creating Space.

ART 321 is more than a gallery — it’s a community committed to supporting Casper and Wyoming artists at every stage of their creative journey. Whether you're looking to exhibit your work, sell in our handmade gift shop, or find opportunities to grow, you’ll find the resources and support you need here.

  • Exhibit at ART 321

    Submit your work for our monthly shows or apply to be a featured artist.

    • We offer monthly exhibitions featuring Wyoming-based and regional artists.

    • Each show includes space for a Featured Artist and Pop-Up Artists, as well as open call opportunities.

    • Submission guidelines, deadlines, and requirements can be found on our Calls for Art page.

  • Sell in the Gift Shop

    Join as a member to sell your work in one of the most unique gift shops in Casper.

    • ART 321’s gift shop highlights handmade gifts, small works, and functional art made by local creatives.

    • Artists keep 70% of sales.

    • Items must be handmade and ready to display.

    • View our Gift Shop Artist Guidelines and more here.

  • Check out the blog post here.

  • DescriptioJoin as a Member

    Get access to exhibit opportunities, the gift shop, discounts, and more.

    • Members receive:

      • Reduced rates for classes and workshops

      • Eligibility to exhibit and sell work

      • Free art book check-out

      • Monthly artist opportunities via email

      • NARM reciprocal museum access

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    Artist Opportunities & Calls for Art

    We update this regularly with local, regional, and national calls for artists.

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  • The Wyoming Arts Council (WAC) is a vital resource for artists, arts organizations, and communities across the state.

    Grants & Fellowships
    WAC offers a variety of funding opportunities to support artistic endeavors:

    • Creative Aging Project Grant: Open to non-profit organizations and individual teaching artists to develop Creative Aging programming in Wyoming communities. Grants are awarded in increments of $2,500 for each 8-week program.

    • Fellowships: Merit-based awards for individual artists in various disciplines, including visual arts, performing arts, creative writing, and native arts. Note: Some fellowships may be on hiatus; please check the WAC website for current availability.

    Programs & Initiatives

    WAC supports a range of programs designed to enrich Wyoming's cultural landscape:

    • Arts Learning: Provides leadership in developing programs, grants, and technical assistance to schools and organizations aiming to strengthen arts education.

    • Folk & Traditional Arts: Aims to identify, document, conserve, and honor folk and traditional arts throughout Wyoming, supporting tradition bearers and cultural heritage.

    • Youth Arts Council: Empowers high school students (ages 15–19) to become confident, creative leaders through leadership development, arts education, and advocacy.

    • Governor’s Arts Awards: An annual program recognizing individuals and organizations that have made significant contributions to the arts in Wyoming.

    Connect with WAC

    To explore more about the Wyoming Arts Council's offerings, application deadlines, and resources, visit their official website:

    👉 Wyoming Arts Council

  • .www.arts.gov/grants

    Federal funding opportunities for individual artists and nonprofits.

  • Emergency grants and project support for artists in all disciplines.

    www.foundationforcontemporaryarts.org

  • Free webinars, toolkits, and courses for artists on topics like grantwriting, budgeting, and storytelling.

    https://creative-capital.org/

  • Artist-focused guides on pricing your work, contracts, taxes, and building sustainable practices.

    https://springboardforthearts.org/

  • An amazing resource for artists brought to you by Springboard for the Arts! Work of Art is based on a series of professional development and entrepreneurship workshops that have been taught at arts organizations, libraries and colleges in over 80 communities in the Upper Midwest, and replicated across the country by artists, arts organizations, and colleges and universities. The Work of Art Toolkit is available for free

  • Emergency preparedness and career protection resources for studio artists (especially relevant with Wyoming’s weather).

    https://cerfplus.org/

  • A national database of open calls for exhibitions, residencies, and grants.

    https://www.callforentry.org/

  • Resources and opportunities specifically for artists in western U.S. states.

    https://wearecreativewest.org/

  • Jentel Artist Residency
    (Banner, WY)
    Wyoming-based residency for visual artists and writers.

    https://www.jentelarts.org/

    Ucross Foundation
    Prestigious Wyoming residency program supporting artists of all disciplines.
    https://www.ucrossfoundation.org/

  • Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts
    Legal resources and support for artists (contract help, copyright, licensing).
    https://vlany.org/

    Wyoming Small Business Development Center
    Free business counseling and workshops (great for artists turning their practice into a business).
    https://wyomingsbdc.org/