Community as Canvas, Creativity as Catalyst
Tlaxcala Murals Ribbon Cutting
April 26 • 11am • PATH22 Underpass at Skyline Ranch
Please join JH Community Pathways and JH Public Art to celebrate the installation of two new murals from Tlaxcala, Mexico. The murals were completed by artists Pedro Avelino Alcántara and Francisco Jesús Saldaña Perez. JH Public Art has been working with Pedro and Francisco for two years to oversee the completion of these murals.
Pedro will be here in person to celebrate the opening of these two new murals celebrating cultural exchange between our communities.
No Longer Invisible: A Community Discussion
April 26 • 6:00pm • Center for the Arts, Theater Gallery
Created by Jessyca Vianey Valdez Perez
Presented by The Center, Voices JH & JH Public Art
Hear from the immigrant families who participated in Invisible in Plain Sight as they share their experiences living in Teton County. The event will include the premiere of the Invisible in Plain Sight film, and a bilingual panel discussion with participants. El Salvadoran tamales and pupusas, a Mexican dessert, and Puerto Rican Coquito will be served.
Made possible with support from Wyoming Arts Council, Jackson Hole Travel and Tourism Board, Arts for All, WESTAF, Voices JH, Center for the Arts, JH Public Art.
Finders Keepers
Patrick Dougherty’s Finders Keepers is a site-specific sculpture constructed over the course of three weeks with the help of many local volunteers. It is made entirely out of locally sourced saplings found in Teton and Sublette Counties.
Visit Mama Mimi and #TrollLikeALocal
Recycling artist Thomas Dambo created a wonder in R Park for all the enjoy. Follow our Troll Tips to visit JH Land Trust's R Park with respect for its beautiful surroundings.