Cheyenne Artists Guild

06/18/2026

The spirit of America can be found in grand monuments and historic landmarks—but it can also be found in the quiet beauty of the Western landscape.

Featured in our Americana: Red, White & Blue exhibition is "Wyoming Aurora Borealis" by Allison Wagg. This vibrant mixed-media piece captures two horses standing beneath a breathtaking display of colorful northern lights stretching across the Wyoming sky.

While the aurora is often associated with northern regions, this artwork celebrates the wonder, mystery, and wide-open spaces that make the American West so inspiring. The glowing colors dance above the landscape, illuminating the horses below and creating a scene that feels both peaceful and magical.

"Wyoming Aurora Borealis" reminds us that patriotism can be expressed through our connection to the land, the animals that share it, and the natural beauty that makes our country unique.

📍 Now on display at the Cheyenne Artists Guild
1701 Morrie Avenue, Holliday Park

🖼️ Americana: Red, White & Blue features artwork exploring patriotism, history, landscapes, landmarks, and the many ways artists interpret the American experience.

Gallery Hours:
Wednesday–Friday: 11:30 AM – 4:30 PM
Saturday: 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM

06/17/2026

📸🌕 Featured Artwork: "Moonlight Madness" by Mike Hastman 🌕📸

The American landscape takes on a completely different character after dark.

Featured in our Americana: Red, White & Blue exhibition is "Moonlight Madness" by Mike Hastman. This striking photograph captures Wyoming's iconic State Capitol illuminated beneath a brilliant full moon, creating a scene that feels both familiar and extraordinary.

Bathed in moonlight and framed against the night sky, the Capitol stands as a symbol of Wyoming's history, government, and enduring spirit. The image reminds us that patriotism can be found not only in flags and monuments, but also in the places that shape our communities and tell our stories.

Whether you're drawn to architecture, photography, or Wyoming landmarks, this beautiful piece offers a unique perspective on a treasured state icon.

📍 Now on display at the Cheyenne Artists Guild
1701 Morrie Avenue, Holliday Park

🖼️ Americana: Red, White & Blue runs through June and features artwork exploring patriotism, history, landscapes, landmarks, and the American experience.

Gallery Hours:
Wednesday–Friday: 11:30 AM – 4:30 PM
Saturday: 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM

06/16/2026

Some moments in American history leave a lasting mark on our nation and become part of our collective memory.

Featured in our Americana: Red, White & Blue exhibition is "Remembrance of 9-11" by Rita Lowell. This powerful photograph captures a piece of the 9/11 Memorial, with the New York City skyline standing beyond it. The image serves as a quiet reminder of loss, resilience, unity, and the strength that emerged in the face of tragedy.

As we reflect on what it means to be American, this piece invites us to remember not only a pivotal moment in our nation's history, but also the courage, compassion, and perseverance that followed.

📍 Cheyenne Artists Guild
1701 Morrie Avenue, Holliday Park

🖼️ Now on Display Through June

Stop by and experience this moving work, along with many other pieces exploring patriotism, history, national identity, and the American experience.

Gallery Hours:
Wednesday–Friday: 11:30 AM – 4:30 PM
Saturday: 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM

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06/15/2026

The American flag is one of the most recognizable symbols of our nation, representing history, service, freedom, and unity.

In "Waving Proud at the Stanley," photographer Dwight Harbin captures the Stars and Stripes flying proudly against the backdrop of the historic Stanley Hotel. The image combines patriotic symbolism with classic American architecture, creating a scene that feels both timeless and distinctly American.

This photograph is part of the Cheyenne Artists Guild's Americana: Red, White & Blue exhibition, a collection of artwork exploring patriotism, history, national identity, and the landscapes and symbols that help tell America's story.

📍 Cheyenne Artists Guild
1701 Morrie Avenue, Holliday Park

🖼️ On display now

Stop by during gallery hours to view this piece and the many other works featured in this month's exhibition.

Gallery Hours:
Wednesday–Friday: 11:30 AM – 4:30 PM
Saturday: 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM

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06/13/2026

📸 Americana: Red, White & Blue 📸

Some places become symbols of the American landscape, capturing both the power of nature and the spirit of the West.

Featured in our June exhibition is "Shoshone Falls" by John Stephens. Often called the "Niagara of the West," Shoshone Falls is one of the most breathtaking natural landmarks in the United States. Stephens' photograph captures the thundering water, rugged canyon walls, and brilliant rainbow that make this iconic destination a source of pride for the American West.

Our Americana: Red, White & Blue exhibition celebrates the landscapes, history, symbols, and stories that shape our national identity. From majestic natural wonders to scenes of everyday American life, this show showcases the many ways artists interpret what America means to them.

📍 Cheyenne Artists Guild
1701 Morrie Avenue, Holliday Park

🖼️ Now on Display

🎉 Reception: (TODAY) Saturday, June 13 at 1:30 PM

Join us for an afternoon of art, conversation, refreshments, and community as we celebrate the beauty and diversity of the American experience through the eyes of local artists.

06/12/2026

Art has a unique way of telling the stories of a place, its people, and the passage of time.

Featured in our June exhibition is "Abandoned" by Carroll Roth, an acrylic painting that captures a quiet scene of weathered buildings standing beneath a bright Western sky. While the structures may have been left behind, they remain part of the landscape and history that helped shape the American West. The lone goat wandering through the scene adds a touch of life and curiosity, reminding us that even forgotten places still have stories to tell.

Our Americana: Red, White & Blue exhibition explores patriotism, history, national identity, and the landscapes that define America. From iconic symbols to everyday scenes, the artwork in this show reflects the many ways artists interpret the American experience.

📍 Cheyenne Artists Guild
1701 Morrie Avenue, Holliday Park

🖼️ Show Now Open

🎉 Reception: Saturday, June 13 at 1:30 PM

Join us for an afternoon of art, conversation, refreshments, and community as we celebrate America through the eyes of local artists.

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06/11/2026

06/11/2026

Join us at the Cheyenne Artists Guild as we celebrate the spirit, history, and beauty of America through art!

Our June exhibition, Americana: Red, White & Blue, invites artists to explore patriotism, national identity, history, and the landscapes, symbols, and stories that have shaped our country. From sweeping Western vistas and historic landmarks to everyday moments that capture the American experience, this show offers a diverse and inspiring collection of artwork from local and regional artists.

Featured here is "American Tracks" by Charlene Murdock, an acrylic painting that beautifully captures a train winding through a dramatic American landscape—an enduring symbol of exploration, industry, and connection.

📍 Cheyenne Artists Guild
1701 Morrie Avenue, Holliday Park

🎨 Show Now Open

🎉 Reception: Saturday, June 13 at 1:30 PM

Come enjoy an afternoon of art, conversation, refreshments, and community as we honor America's past, present, and future through creative expression.

We look forward to seeing you there!

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06/04/2026

🎨 Hey Guild members and Cheyenne-area artists!

Don't forget about the wonderful opportunities being offered by our community partners at the Cheyenne Creativity Center!

They currently have several exciting calls for art that are a great chance to challenge yourself creatively, explore new themes and mediums, and share your work with a broader audience.

Whether you're an established artist or just beginning your artistic journey, calls for art are a fantastic way to push your creativity, build your exhibition experience, and connect with our thriving local arts community.

Take a look at their current opportunities and see what sparks your imagination. You might just discover your next favorite project!

We love seeing artists throughout our community succeed, and we're proud to support the organizations that help make Cheyenne a vibrant place for the arts. ❤️🎨