Sam Dowd shows a young art connoisseur how he creates his ceramic works of art. Photo by Buckrail/Sarah Averill.

JACKSON, WY – Last week, Wildly Creative celebrated the ongoing Jackson Hole Fall Arts Festival with a three-day “Town Square Takeover.”  The “Takeover” featured seven creative installations from the community showcasing their expertise in real-time.

The Wildly Creative campaign seeks to raise awareness of Jackson Hole’s creative individuals, organizations, and businesses – of which there are many! The campaign provides services in response to the needs of the creative community, whether that’s helping to get the word out about an artist’s show or providing a space for artists to demonstrate their work – much like that of the “Town Square Takeover” and online via Takeovers on their Instagram page.

If you missed it, see below for a recap of the artists mid-creation!

Sam Dowd adding a handle to a handmade mug. Photo: Buckrail // Sarah Averill
Photo: Buckrail // Sarah Averill
Katie Cooney screen printing tote bags. Photo: Buckrail // Sarah Averill
Photo: Buckrail // Sarah Averill
Borbay working on a painting of Jackson Drug. Photo: Buckrail // Nick Sulzer
Photo: Buckrail // Nick Sulzer
Tamara Ashburn King painting a large-scale canvas. Photo: Buckrail // Nick Sulzer
Photo: Buckrail // Nick Sulzer
Photo: Buckrail // Sarah Averill
Tenley Thompson throws large-scale bowls at a wheel. Photo: Buckrail // Sarah Averill
Photo: Buckrail // Sarah Averill
Jenny Dowd’s Flower Factory. Photo: Buckrail // Sarah Averill
Members of the Laff Staff perform an improv scene. Photo: New Thought Digital Agency
Photo: New Thought Digital Agency

 

The Wildly Creative campaign provides a range of services that respond to the needs of artists, cultural institutions and creative organizations in Jackson Hole. We disseminate research, provide marketing and communication tools, and convene training and discussion sessions designed to promote the arts, culture and creative experiences throughout Jackson Hole. For more information, visit wildlycreativejh.com.