Past Exhibitions

Monday – Friday 10AM – 5PM

Butterfly Effect is an invitational exhibition curated by artist and gallerist David Klarén, who invited artists from across Wyoming to create new work inspired by the concept of the “butterfly effect.”

Art Association Members are invited to submit artwork for the Art Association’s annual exhibition and celebration of our members’ creativity. This year’s theme is “Into Focus.”

We are excited to announce the Art Association’s annual exhibition and celebration of TPAP participants’ creativity. This year’s theme is Honoring Tradition.

The Art Association's annual Whodunnit? Anonymous Art Show & Sale returns with virtual and in-person viewing and bidding opportunities. Join us for a unique chance to win artwork created by professional artists, studio users, locals, and more, all while trying to guess WHODUNNIT?!

Seed of Infinite Possibility came from an idea of potentiality. What is the possibility? Is this the neutral potential of the seed itself, or is the possibility in the act of unfolding? And if so, how?

"Beneath The Surface is an immersive art exhibition seeking to explore and redefine portraiture through innovative drawing and mixed media techniques.

The Art Association of Jackson Hole is pleased to introduce our Guest Artist Program. Teton County has a rich and diverse local artist community, passionate about the arts and inspired by the land. To unveil the program, the Art Association Gallery will host The Artist Next Door, featuring work from six locally-based professional artists who are standouts in their specific medium(s).

A Sense of Place is a juried exhibition featuring work by 22 artists from the Rocky Mountain region.

The Practice of Art will feature work from Art Association instructors. The idea of "Practice" in art is two-fold. Artists practice skills in order to improve their ability to express their vision.

"Taking Flight" features more than 60 original works created over the past year by Art Association members of all ages and experience.

The Art Association's annual Whodunnit? Anonymous Art Show & Sale is back with virtual and in-person viewing and bidding opportunities.

An exhibition featuring work of artists from around the state will be featured at the Art Association of Jackson Hole Gallery from January 8-31.

Join us for an exhibition featuring our incredible faculty and staff!

We are proud to present work by Visiting Artist Stacy Phillips in the Gallery Loft.

In celebration of our 60th, we are hosting an exhibition and sale of work by six artists with longtime connections to the organization. Exhibit features the art of Katy Ann Fox, Connor Liljestrom, Amy Ringholz, Kathryn Mapes Turner, Tom Woodhouse, and Anika Youcha.

Plein Air artists take their inspiration directly from nature – collecting information about a landscape on site. This year's exhibition celebrates all the seasons of the Jackson Hole area as seen through the eyes of these artists.

Lessons in Creativity, the Youth Art Exhibit, includes printmaking, photography, ceramics – both handbuilding and wheel throwing, sculpture, mixed media, painting, and drawing. The exhibit includes artwork from youth from Kindergarten through 9th grade. The selected artwork is from youth in classes at the Art Association in 2023.

As we celebrate our 60th year, this year's Members' Exhibition & Sale celebrates the people who make our work possible – our members! This year's show & sale, Making Art Makes us Whole, includes the stories of our members' relationships with the Art Association and showcases the depth and breadth of talent and creativity our members possess.

Jeremy Morgan has been a Visiting Artist at the Art Association of Jackson Hole for many years. Morgan shares his bibliographical knowledge of art history and technique both in his workshops and his accompanying art history presentations.

Calling all community creatives! You are invited to participate in a collaborative art exhibit titled MOON STORY. Participating artists receive a packet with few restrictions aside from image size & orientation, and a specific MOON for their chosen day of the year. Everything else in the collage is left up to the artist!

Artwork from the Teton Plein Air Painters and other Art Association plein air painters is showcased. The exhibit will showcase both plein air (outdoor) studies and studio works created as a result of their plein air experience.

The annual Art Association Members' Exhibition showcases the depth and breadth of talent and creativity our members possess.

This two-day holiday sale offers a generous selection of pottery, prints, paintings, jewelry and more from artists who create in Art Association studios.

A diverse display of artwork, including sculpture, oils, pastel, figure work, and more, the exhibit highlights the talent and spectrum of arts created here in Jackson and beyond.

A collection of works from the Teton Plein Air Painters hangs in the Teton County Library from September 22 – November 15.

The exhibit, "Women in Wyoming: Portraits and Interviews of Women who Shape the West, "shares the stories of 22 bold and impactful women who make their mark in the Cowboy State.

Join us for a Reception & Artists Demonstrations Thursday July 15 from 4-7pm in the gallery in conjunction with the Jackson Hole Gallery Association's Gallery Walk.

The annual Art Association Members' Exhibition showcases the depth and breadth of talent and creativity our members possess.

Join us for an exhibit opening at the Art Association Gallery and Glenwood Lobby on September 20 from 11am-3pm during the Fall Arts Festival Sunday Art Brunch Walk.

The world has slowed down. Anxiety is high. People are farther apart. Masks are becoming a fashion statement. Art in the Time of COVID-19 exhibits work from artists who have made art to cope with the state of the world during the pandemic.

Join the Teton Plein Air Painters for a Small Works Holiday Pop-Up show of current works in the Art Association Gallery.

Aaron Taylor Kuffner is a conceptual artist whose dynamic work reaches far outside conventional forms of representation and is uniquely attached to the idea of providing conceptual tools that further the evolution of consciousness through experiences of beauty and the sublime.

This May the Art Association will present a collaborative art show "I Made This: Work from Youth and Outreach Classes." The exhibit celebrates a collection of works from young Art Association students and also artists who participate in the Creating Hand-in-Hand Outreach program.

The Art Association is proud to show work by current staff and faculty in the Art Association Gallery. Come by to view works by this talented group. We are also grateful to employ so many artists as teachers and in other positions in the organization.

This year’s exhibit features small works 16 x 16 inches and smaller. This allowed Director of Exhibits and Programs Bronwyn Minton to accept up to three works from each Art Association member and display even more artists.

Dust off your selfie stick and explore backdrop environments created by Jackson artists at the Art Association’s #wishyouwerehere exhibit. Create your own Insta-experience with dress up clothes, props, and diverse backdrops for selfies that all add up to a fun, immersive art exhibit.

An immersive, collaborative environment in progress throughout the summer.

Every year we celebrate the talent of our members with a show in the Art Association Gallery. The exhibition represents the eclectic and extensive body of work by talented members of all ages.

In the dark part of winter, the Art Association Gallery is creating a room of handmade paper stars made by all members of our community.

This Exhibit ON LOCATION shows the work of 33 Teton Plein Air Painters members. The Teton Plein Air Painters foster artistic development and friendship through a common love of painting outdoors.

To mark the 100th anniversary of the Russian Revolution, the Russian Club of Jackson Hole will present a free exhibition of Soviet posters covering the period 1916-1991.

This installation, comprised of nine visual components in conjunction with a movement exploration, represents an evaluation of my specific memories and feelings in an effort to find queer self-acceptance. In my attempts at reconnecting with Mother Nature, these memories have resurfaced, allowing me to embrace the spirit of playfulness, creation, and self-reflection.

This exhibit explores the connections between dramatic deep space photographs from the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope and powerful daytime and nighttime landscapes in photographs by Zolt Levay.