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Rebecca Wall Musser shares her story in Netflix's latest true-crime documentary series, "Keep Sweet: Pray and Obey."
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Rebecca Wall Musser shares her story in Netflix's latest true-crime documentary series, "Keep Sweet: Pray and Obey."
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Gallery pops up at Wort Jackson Hole native Melchor Moore was showing his artwork in Portland, Oregon, when an article in a periodical there referred to his style as âfauvist with an impressionistâs eye,â referring to his bold use of colors and the way he captured light and action and emotion in his human subjects. Today, however, he embraces the term âWestern rococo,â as the Gallery and Studio Arts Journal of Manhattan, New York, described the barrel racers and bucking broncos he painted in bright colors and asymmetrical lines. Invent your own label for Mooreâs ...
Like any other science fiction buff, Ati Maier has dreamed of travelling through the cosmos since she was a kid. Now, thereâs a chance she might actually do it. This spring, Japanese billionaire entrepreneur Yusaku Maezawa announced he would accept applications from artists around the world for eight open spots on the SpaceX flight he has chartered to circumnavigate the moon in December 2023. Maier jumped at the opportunity, and she has made it to the second round of selection. Artistically, Maier has already travelled through space on numerous occasions. Her recent work includes a serie...
Library hours expand With Teton Countyâs COVID-19 risk level down to yellow, for âlow,â Teton County Library is welcoming more people for longer period of time, and making meeting rooms available by reservation. Changes at the main Jackson library include extended hours, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. weekdays, with weekend hours remaining at 1-5 p.m. and Sunday reserved for pickup only; a doubling of the visitor capacity to 50 for the main wing and 20 in the Youth Wing; two meetings rooms available by reservation at TCLib.org/meetingrooms; double the number of public computers and extended ...