ARTS CENTER GALLERY

Holiday closures:
November 27-December 1, 2024: Thanksgiving break
Winter break: December 21-January 1, 2025: Christmas break
January 4-11, 2025

"Retro tomorrow"

Exhibition: Saturday, January 18 – Thursday, February 13, 2025

Meet the Artists Reception & Awards Ceremony: Saturday, February 1, 6-7:30 p.m.; Cash bar and horse d’oeuvres. Steampunk attire encouraged.

18 Artists 55 artworks in a variety of media.

Steampunk is a design style inspired by Victorian-era industrialism. It is a style of fantasy fiction that features Victorian technology, especially technology powered by steam (http://www.techtarget.com)  Steampunk is characterized by gears, pipes, machinery, Victorian clothing, mechanical creatures, chains, and other images from the industrial era.

Application fee:  $0
Gallery Commission: 0%
Award money: $500

Jurors: Nita Kehoe and Joy Jones

Nita Kehoe, Professor of Art and Gallery Director has been a practicing artist for 35 years.  She creates conceptual artwork focusing on the intersection between humanity and nature.  She has exhibited her artwork internationally and is in numerous collections.  She teaches ceramics, sculpture and art history at Central Wyoming College for the past 24 years.

Nita Kehoe - Alternatior

Joy Jones, owner and artist at The Clay Works has been a professional artist for 30 years.  She creates both functional and decorative ceramic work focused on the theme of steampunk.  She has exhibited her work locally, nationwide, and internationally.

Joy Jones - Vessel

Light in the west

Digital Photography Exhibition

Artists included in Light of the West

Delsa Allen
Nancy Alley
William Alley
Cari Antonovich
John Berry
Ella Bishop- Heil
Larry Blackwood
Barrie Bryant
Darnell Renee Crossley
Jym Davis
Aubry Ellis
Tom Finke
Rose Fry
Denise Hawkins
Meresa Hsu
Juan Laden
Sherryl Lindblom
Jennifer Litterer-Trevino
Mark Mass
Nathan McCreery
Kylie Brown
Steve Morganfield
Mei Ratz
David Rohm
Bailey Russel
Jim Schlett
Abby Sheahan
Steve Skelton
Michel Stoll
Rowene Weems
Delina Wille

Click on image or arrows to view Light of the West artwork

About RAP Gallery/CWC

Central Wyoming College is a 4-year college located in Riverton, Wyoming. Riverton is a picturesque, rural town located next to the Wind River Indian Reservation. The Robert A. Peck building where the gallery is located, boasts a visitor log of 1,500 last year over the exhibition dates. The RAP Gallery is a 6,000-square-foot space where a diverse array of artwork is exhibited.  The gallery provides an important educational and cultural space since it is the only large-scale gallery within a 2-hour drive.