The Brinton Museum: Western Art Gallery
The Brinton Museum is proud to house one of the most significant collections of Western art in the region, featuring rare and important works by some of the most celebrated artists of the American West.
The Brinton Museum: To Honor The Plains Nations
To Honor The Plains Nations on exhibition in the John and Adrienne Mars Gallery of American Indian Art displays pre-reservation and post-reservation era items from the Bradford Brinton Memorial and Bradford Brinton Memorial & Museum Collections; Edith and Goelet Gallatin American Indian Art Collection; and The Brinton Museum Collections.
The Brinton Museum: James F. Jackson: Legacy in Art and Leather
James F. Jackson: Legacy in Art and Leather is a retrospective exhibition celebrating more than four decades of creative work by Wyoming artist James F. Jackson. Featuring paintings, carved and tooled leather, and works that merge both media, the exhibition traces Jackson’s lifelong exploration of form, structure, and visual metaphor.
SAGE: Nathan Trampe
SAGE Community Arts exhibit features Nathan Trampe, winner of the 2025 National Juried Show. On view July 21st, with a block party reception on Thursday July 23rd, 2026.
The Brinton Museum: Bighorn Rendezvous XI Exhibition
Bighorn Rendezvous XI will be on view at The Brinton Museum from August 1 through September 21, 2026. This year, the exhibition will kick off with the Quickdraw and Art Auction on Saturday, August 1, marking an exciting shift in the event’s format. Artists will create work live during the morning Quickdraw, followed by a ticketed brunch and art auction featuring the newly created pieces. Additional details and ticket information, will be announced soon.
Bighorn Rendezvous XI Participating Artists
Brandon Bailey
Roger Broer
Sonja Caywood
Don Demers
Sandra Harris
Stephanie Hartshorn
Jane Hunt
Jacqueline Jones
Robert Martinez
Blake Neubert
Gregory Packard
John Potter
Gabrielle Reeves
Tenley Thompson
Michael Untiedt
Benjamin Walter
Con Williams
Bighorn Rendezvous XI is supported by:
The Brinton Museum: William Gollings: Collected Treasures
Closing the 2026 season and this year’s theme Our Legends, The Brinton Museum presents William Gollings: Collected Treasures, an exhibition dedicated to an artist deeply connected to the Sheridan region and the Quarter Circle A Ranch.
SAGE: Different but SAME
Different but SAME is a thought-provoking exhibition exploring the shared human experience across cultures, identities, and backgrounds. Through a dynamic collection of artwork and performances, the exhibition highlights both individuality and the universal emotions, struggles, and aspirations that connect us all. By challenging ideas of “otherness,” Different but SAME invites reflection, empathy, and meaningful conversation about the power of art to bring communities together.
Artists
Ben Pease - Visual Artist
Bruce Cook - Visual Artist
Robert Martinez - Visual Artist
Joel Garcia - Visual Artist
Jamie Chaves - Visual Artist
Suzy Gonzalez - Visual Artist
Kevin Johnson - Visual Artist
Sue Sommers - Visual Artist
Chris Simms - Spoken Word Performer
James Pakootas - Spoken Word Performer
Jason Shogren - Musician
Lena Newlin - Literary Artist & Photographer
CarliAnn Forthun - Dancer
SAGE: High School Art Gala
Featuring works by Sheridan County High School art students, this exhibit of student art will be on view beginning May 5th, through May 23rd, 2026.
The Brinton Museum: Roger Haight and Don Johnson: Two Wyoming Carvers
The Brinton Museum’s Northern Trust Gallery opens the 2026 season featuring two local artists – Roger Haight and Don Johnson – both are familiar faces to The Brinton and longtime supporters of the museum. Their collaboration on a two-person show focuses on the well-liked subject of birds. Roger Haight creates intricate, detailed polychromed sculptures of various bird species in their natural habitats. Don Johnson constructs beautifully finished bird houses with a strong focus on modern architecture. Each artist’s work complements the other highlighting the beauty of birds, nature, and the environment. It was both Bradford Brinton’s and Helen Brinton’s wish that the Quarter Circle A Ranch grounds be preserved as sanctuary for the conservation of birds and wildlife.
SAGE - David Brock: Place to Place
David Brock graduated from University of Northern Colorado with a BFA in Painting and Drawing and received an MFA in 2D Studies from Bowling Green State University in Bowling Green, OH. David currently is the Painting and Drawing Professor at Sheridan College in Sheridan, WY.
All the paintings in this exhibit at SAGE Gallery, Place to Place, are from actual places I have spent time with, either significantly or fleetingly. These places range from the culturally significant to those that are overlooked or unnoticed.
UCROSS: RESILIENCE
Exploring the resiliency of Indigenous artists across generations, this exhibition features artwork from the 2025 recipients of the Ucross Fellowship for Native American Artists, including sculptor Gina Herrera (Tesuque Pueblo), writer Annette Saunooke Clapsaddle (Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians), mixed-media artist Wade Patton (Oglala Lakota), and visual and performance artist Sarah Ortegon HighWalking (Eastern Shoshone and Northern Arapaho). The guest curator is Ucross alumnus Marwin Begaye (Navajo).
Resilience is on view from January 29 to May 15, with an artist talk and a reception on April 17. The Ucross Art Gallery is open with free admission Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. While you are here, be sure to get a treat from the onsite Ucross Café.