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Sublette County's local artists' cooperative gallery at 432 W Pine St in Pinedale (look for the turquoise door). Work from 10+ local artists: paintings, ceramics, jewelry, furniture and photography. Open Monday-Saturday, 11 am-5 pm.

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Sculptor of 'Our Glittering World' (2012), carved wood outside Wells Fargo Bank at Fremont and Pine in downtown Pinedale.

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Pinedale painter. His 2014 mural 'Point of Compromise' spans 14' x 65' on the Pinedale Post Office at 431 West Pine Street.

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Photographer. Her piece 'Quartz, Mica, Feldspar' (2015) is a photo print on panel at Rocky Mountain Wash, 957 West Pine Street.

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Sculptor of the Pinedale Gateway Signs in cont-ten and stainless steel at both ends of US Highway 191 through Pinedale, part of the public art collection.

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Photographer of 'The Great Gray' (2013), a 96-inch photo panel at Rivera Lodge, 520 West Pine Street, Pinedale.

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Pinedale muralist. Her mural 'Between Two Pines,' featuring projected and painted fish, is on W. Pine Street next to Nested West, part of the Pinedale Fine Arts Council's public art program.

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Jewelry and art gallery bringing local and regional artists' work to Sublette County.

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Artist | Graphic Designer | Owner of Mountain Attire & Free Range Wear Mariah Nystrom is a Pinedale, Wyoming-based artist, graphic designer, and small business owner with a Bachelor's degree in Fine Art. Inspired by the landscapes, wildlife, and outdoor lifestyle of western Wyoming, her creative work spans painting, murals, graphic design, and wearable art. Mariah is the founder and artist behind two Wyoming-based apparel brands: Mountain Attire, featuring original artwork inspired by mountain life on outdoor apparel and accessories, and Free Range Wear, a children's clothing line designed for little adventurers. In addition to her businesses, Mariah works as a freelance artist and graphic designer, creating custom artwork, logos, branding, and murals for individuals, businesses, and organizations. She also enjoys sharing her passion for art through community projects and paint-and-sip events. Most recently, Mariah partnered with the Pinedale Fine Arts Council on a collaborative mural project at the Big Piney Fine Arts Building, where she designed a 43-foot mountain landscape mural and worked with local elementary and middle school students to bring it to life. Through her work, Mariah hopes to make art accessible, celebrate the beauty of the place she calls home, and inspire creativity within her community. Websites: www.MountainAttire.com www.FreeRangeWear.com

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Founded in 1928 by six Sublette County ranch women, originally as the Writer's Club. Members create paintings, drawings, poetry and local history; publications include 'Carvings on the Aspens and Collection of Poems.'

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Painter of 'Four Seasons of Wonder' (2011), an 8' x 20' acrylic panel at Rider Property Management in downtown Pinedale, part of the public art walking tour.