Art Shelter Gallery

05/28/2024

Mystery Print Gallery (MPG) in Pinedale and Clay Paper Scissors Gallery & Studio (CPS) in Cheyenne are kicking off the 2024 Edition of Rendezvous: A Juried Exhibit Wyoming Artists next week. This is the largest edition to date, with 70 works by 43 Wyoming artists.
Congratulations, at MPG:
Delsa Allen, Emily Boespflug, Trista Coble, Brittney Denham Whisonant, Dannine Donaho, Cal Fulfer, Rachel Hawkinson, Catherine Holt, Amber Marie Hunt, Joy Jones, Nita Kehoe, Phillippa Lack, Ginnie Madsen, Charmian McLellan, Susan Moldenhauer, Ben Nathan, Kelly Ravner, Jenny Reeves-Johnson, Jocelyn Slack, Sue Sommers, Shane Steiss, Sheila Tintera.
At CPSG:
Barbara Bogart, Desiree Brothe, Karyne Dunbar, Denise Hawkins, Jim Jereb, Joy Keown, Steve Knox, Eric Lee, Jon Madsen, Sabine McLintock, Marge McCrea, Carol McDonald, Aiyana Perez, Shawna Pickinpaugh, Linda Ryan, Abigail Scheider, TJ Storer, Izabela Tysver, Robert Vore, Noelle Weimann, Tyke Wortman.

05/28/2024

The Art Shelter will be open by appointment this season. There are new gift items to thrill your corvid cravings.
Call 307 250 4521 and choose your day and time
Bring friends and stay awhile!
If perchance you stop by spontaneously, check at the house for a gallery visit.

04/14/2024

See Cuchulain, the spear and warrior Queen Maeve along with many incarnations of the Morrigan as raven at the Art Shelter in Shell.

Liath Macha
Liath Macha and Dub Sainglend were the horses of the mythology hero, Cúchullain. They were said to have come from the mysterious Linn Liaith in the mountains of Sliabhh Fuait and were said to be a gift from Macha of the Morrigan. No one only Cúchullain could tame these horses who remained faithful to him till the end. On the day of his death, Liath Macha refused to be harnessed to the chariot, ignoring the pleas of Láeg, the charioteer and when finally, he gave in to Cúchullain himself, he shed tears of blood.
In the ensuing battle, it had been prophesized that the spear of Lugaid Mac Con Roí would kill three kings. The first struck Láeg, the king of charioteers, the second killed Liath Macha, the King of horses who is said to have returned to Linn Liaith. The third struck Cúchullain a fatal blow. Dub Sainglend, ran away, leaving the fatally injured alone and Cúchullain, wishing to die standing, tied himself to a stone. No one dared approach till the Morrigan, in the form of a crow, finally landed on his shoulder. It is said that Liath Macha returned to kill fifty men with his teeth, and thirty with each of his hooves.
Soon to be on my website www.celticmyths.ie

11/29/2023

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10/29/2023

10/23/2023

OK , folks. I surrender. Open house for Saturday at the Art Shelter is officially canceled. This weather change is too drastic for a comfy visit.

09/30/2023

October is upon us. Fall is here. The Art Shelter is open for one more month this year. All jewelry, ceramics, and assorted gifts as well as art is discounted for these last days of our 30th season. Come have some tea and enjoy our spooky atmosphere!

09/28/2023

"The Paracletes" is sold and moving to Billings Montana