PAST EXHIBITS
MLK - Mentoring the Dream
In partnership with Serve Wyoming, MLK – Mentoring the Dream celebrates the enduring legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the power of mentorship, service, and community. This community-wide exhibit invites artists to explore themes of leadership, hope, equity, compassion, and the individuals who inspire positive change. Through a variety of artistic perspectives, the exhibition honors the dream of building stronger, more connected communities for future generations.
Dino Dreams
Step into a prehistoric world of imagination with Dino Dreams! This all-ages exhibit celebrates dinosaurs through art, inviting artists to explore everything from scientifically inspired creatures to whimsical, colorful, and fantastical interpretations. Whether fierce or friendly, realistic or reimagined, dinosaurs take center stage in this fun-filled exhibition that encourages creativity, curiosity, and a sense of wonder for one of history's most fascinating eras.
Between Realms
Between Realms explores the spaces between certainty and uncertainty, strength and vulnerability, reality and imagination. This thought-provoking exhibit invites artists to examine moments of transition, transformation, and the experiences that shape us when life exists somewhere in between.
Featured artist Will Lopez presents a powerful body of ceramic work inspired by Huntington's Disease. Through weathered, cracked, and intentionally unstable forms, his sculptures reflect resilience, fragility, and the emotional realities of living with uncertainty.
In recognition of National Disability Awareness Month, the exhibition also includes artwork from ART321's Envision program, celebrating the creativity, perspectives, and talents of artists of all abilities
Echoes of Elysian Fields
Step into a world where art, myth, and imagination converge. Echoes of Elysian Fields transforms the ART321 Gala into an evening inspired by the beauty and serenity of the legendary Elysian Fields, a place of creativity, celebration, and timeless wonder. Featuring original artwork, immersive décor, fine dining, live entertainment, and exciting fundraising experiences, this unforgettable evening supports ART321's mission to nurture artists, expand access to the arts, and strengthen our creative community.
April 1st - April 13th
April 2nd 5:30 PM
Live Music by Cory McDaniel Duo
Material Memory
Objects hold more than function, they hold history. Material Memory explores how reclaimed, discarded, and found materials can be transformed into works of art that preserve stories, places, and personal connections. By giving new purpose to forgotten objects, artists reveal the memories and meaning embedded within everyday materials.
Our featured artists are Carli Holcomb and Shane Swenson with 'Walk Me Home', a collaborative exploration of the shared landscapes, paths, and places that have shaped their lives.
Also featured are the works of Chris Magrum and Jim Kopp, whose unique approaches to found-object art highlight the beauty, character, and history hidden within reclaimed materials.
Underneath It All
Beneath every forest floor lies a hidden world teeming with life, connection, and transformation. Underneath It All invites viewers to explore the fascinating ecosystems that exist just below the surface, from mushrooms and fungi to roots, insects, decay, and renewal. This exhibit celebrates the unseen networks that sustain the natural world while inspiring artists to uncover the beauty found in places often overlooked.
The exhibit features the whimsical, nature-inspired work of Jenny Dowd and Jessica Scherden of 307 Mud & Stone. Visitors can also enjoy a special pop-up exhibition by award-winning bronze sculptor Robert Deurloo, whose masterfully crafted wildlife sculptures offer a striking complement to this month's celebration of the natural world.
Press Play: Rewind Through Time
Rewind to the days of cassette tapes, VHS movies, Saturday morning cartoons, arcade games, mixtapes, boomboxes, and neon lights. Press Play is a nostalgic journey through the music, movies, toys, fashion, and moments that defined the '70s, '80s, and '90s. Whether it's the thrill of beating a favorite video game, recording songs off the radio, or the unmistakable click of a cassette deck, this exhibit celebrates the memories that continue to connect generations.
Featuring the work of Blanche Guernsey and Jason Widdoss, Press Play invites visitors to relive the sights, sounds, and stories of decades gone by, and rediscover the joy of pressing play.
Rendezvous. Chris Navarro. Dan Abernathy. Lynette Fransen.
Every year, Wyoming artists gather for a creative rendezvous—not to revisit history, but to celebrate the incredible talent being made across our state today. Featuring artists working in every medium, style, and subject matter, Rendezvous offers a snapshot of Wyoming's vibrant visual arts community.
This unique exhibition is presented in partnership with galleries in Pinedale and Cheyenne. Selected artists exhibit in one of the two partner galleries before the collections come together at ART321, where the complete exhibition is displayed under one roof. One exhibit. Three venues. A statewide celebration of Wyoming art.
Alongside Rendezvous, ART321 is proud to present the culmination of Chris Navarro's community mural project created in partnership with the Rescue Mission. Featuring horses painted on reclaimed wind turbine blades, this inspiring installation transforms industrial materials into powerful works of public art while celebrating creativity, collaboration, and second chances.
The month also features the work of Dan Abernathy and Lynette Fransen, whose exhibitions showcase the depth and diversity of Wyoming's artistic community.
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WAC Professional Development Grant
This grant is specifically designed to help grow the capacity of organizations and individuals that work in, and support the arts. Projects can include but are not limited to: board development, leadership development, conference attendance, professional development training, fundraising development, strategic planning, creation of marketing plans, equipment purchases, etc.