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The Wyoming Arts Council, as part of the Art in Public Buildings program, in partnership with Northwest College, is participating in the open house celebration for the recently completed student …
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The Wyoming Arts Council, as part of the Art in Public Buildings program, in partnership with Northwest College, is participating in the open house celebration for the recently completed student center and newly installed sculpture, “Landform Journey” at Northwest College. The event will take place on Thursday, Jan. 30, from 2-4 p.m. in the student center at 330 W. Seventh St.
The recently installed sculpture by Utah artists, Shelley and Rob Beishline of Tooza Design, will be publicly unveiled. The Beishlines were inspired by the topography of nearby Heart Mountain and the Big Horn Basin, and reconfigured the lines of the land to create a large-scale piece that is installed on both sides above the central fireplace in the student center.
