UCROSS ART GALLERY
Ucross serves as a multidisciplinary laboratory for creative work and peer exchange. The Ucross Art Gallery is an important public component of the Ucross mission. The gallery presents three exhibitions each year, with related educational programming including public workshops, artist talks, and exhibition brochures. Exhibitions focus on Ucross alumni and outstanding contemporary artists of the region and beyond. Scroll down to learn more and plan your visit.
The Ucross Art Gallery is open to the public at no charge, thanks to support. Our exhibitions are supported in part by the Wyoming Arts Council, with support from the National Endowment for the Arts and the Wyoming Legislature, as well as individual donations.
Ucross serves as a multidisciplinary laboratory for creative work and peer exchange. The Ucross Art Gallery is an important public component of the Ucross mission. The gallery presents three exhibitions each year, with related educational programming including public workshops, artist talks, and exhibition brochures. Exhibitions focus on Ucross alumni and outstanding contemporary artists of the region and beyond. Scroll down to learn more and plan your visit.
The Ucross Art Gallery is open to the public at no charge, thanks to support. Our exhibitions are supported in part by the Wyoming Arts Council, with support from the National Endowment for the Arts and the Wyoming Legislature, as well as individual donations.
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UCROSS CAFÉ
We invite the public to the Ucross Café for a cappuccino and a pastry — a rare taste of the artist-in-residence experience on our beautiful ranch — after exploring world-class contemporary art in the Ucross Art Gallery. Located in the gallery, the Ucross Café offers an array of beverages featuring espresso by Snake River Roasting Co., a specialty coffee roaster in Jackson, Wyoming, and freshly baked pastries by our artist residency program chef. In addition to our standard menu, the Café is now featuring the Controversy Spritzer (housemade kombucha, pineapple shrub, cilantro, jalapeño, candied turnip, and candied clementine), celebrating Prince's visit to Sheridan County nearly 40 years ago. The flavors may be controversial, but the drink's refreshing flavor is not. View the menu here. To purchase a gift certificate, click here. |
GALLERY & CAFÉ HOURS
OPEN
Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
SPECIAL HOURS: In preparation for our next show, the Ucross Art Gallery will be closed until May 30.
CLOSED
Holidays observed: New Year's Day, Martin Luther King Jr. Day, President's Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Indigenous Peoples Day, Veterans Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, and Christmas Day
To make an appointment for a guided tour of the gallery, please email [email protected]
OPEN
Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
SPECIAL HOURS: In preparation for our next show, the Ucross Art Gallery will be closed until May 30.
CLOSED
Holidays observed: New Year's Day, Martin Luther King Jr. Day, President's Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Indigenous Peoples Day, Veterans Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, and Christmas Day
To make an appointment for a guided tour of the gallery, please email [email protected]
CURRENT EXHIBITION
Stay tuned for our next exhibition, opening during Ucross Founder's Day on May 30.
BIG RED SHOWCASE
The Big Red Showcase is our rotating series spotlighting one Ucross artist in each exhibition. The latest featured artist is Travis Ivey, whose work is on view throughout the Big Red Barn from March 2 to September 1, 2026.
Originally from Laramie, Wyoming, Travis’s paintings often include candid imagery of humanity’s impact on the landscape. His work moves between traditional landscapes of the American West and intuitive material-driven abstraction. Travis's works across a wide range of styles and media. He has painted representationally for more than 20 years, while maintaining a rigorous studio practice in abstract and non-objective mixed-media. His artwork is featured in numerous private collections. Travis was a resident at Ucross in fall 2009. Learn more about Travis and his work here. Explore the Big Red Showcase here.
Join us on Friday, March 20, for a free public reception from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. to celebrate the opening and meet the artist. This event will include an artist talk by Travis and complimentary refreshments.
RSVP here.
Originally from Laramie, Wyoming, Travis’s paintings often include candid imagery of humanity’s impact on the landscape. His work moves between traditional landscapes of the American West and intuitive material-driven abstraction. Travis's works across a wide range of styles and media. He has painted representationally for more than 20 years, while maintaining a rigorous studio practice in abstract and non-objective mixed-media. His artwork is featured in numerous private collections. Travis was a resident at Ucross in fall 2009. Learn more about Travis and his work here. Explore the Big Red Showcase here.
Join us on Friday, March 20, for a free public reception from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. to celebrate the opening and meet the artist. This event will include an artist talk by Travis and complimentary refreshments.
RSVP here.
TEARJERKER: BROKEBACK MOUNTAIN
Tearjerker: Brokeback Mountain is a special exhibition created by Ucross Fellow Natalie Woodlock. This exhibition is on view at the Raymond Plank Center by appointment.
Natalie Woodlock is an artist based in Seattle. Primarily a printmaker, she explores queer temporality, subculture, and representation within popular culture in her work. She's interested in the social rituals embedded within queer subcultures and utilizes commemorative vernacular aesthetics to celebrate the communities she inhabits. Natalie has an MFA in Printmaking from The University of New Orleans, and has been an artist in residence at Women's Studio Workshop, Jentel, Ucross, Anderson Ranch, The Wassaic Project, and many others. She is currently working on her first artist's book Tearjerker: Brokeback Mountain, a work that illustrates scenes from Ang Lee's 2005 film that brought viewers to tears at screenings she organized. For this project she received the 2025 Larry Sommers Fellowship from Seattle Print Arts. Learn more about Natalie and her work here.
Explore Tearjerker: Brokeback Mountain here.
Natalie Woodlock is an artist based in Seattle. Primarily a printmaker, she explores queer temporality, subculture, and representation within popular culture in her work. She's interested in the social rituals embedded within queer subcultures and utilizes commemorative vernacular aesthetics to celebrate the communities she inhabits. Natalie has an MFA in Printmaking from The University of New Orleans, and has been an artist in residence at Women's Studio Workshop, Jentel, Ucross, Anderson Ranch, The Wassaic Project, and many others. She is currently working on her first artist's book Tearjerker: Brokeback Mountain, a work that illustrates scenes from Ang Lee's 2005 film that brought viewers to tears at screenings she organized. For this project she received the 2025 Larry Sommers Fellowship from Seattle Print Arts. Learn more about Natalie and her work here.
Explore Tearjerker: Brokeback Mountain here.
CONFLUENCES
Check in at the Ucross Art Gallery for our emplaced sound experience, Confluences, on Fridays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Learn more.
VOLUNTEER
Ucross welcomes volunteers who are interested in local history, contemporary art, and community engagement. No prior experience is necessary.
Gallery volunteers will welcome visitors to the space, answer questions about the program and community, support public events, and assist customers in the gift shop. Training will be provided. Volunteers will enjoy special gallery benefits, including invitations to exclusive events, a gift shop discount, and a recognition luncheon, among other benefits.
To apply, click here, call 307-737-2291, or fill out an application at the Ucross office.
KEEP IN TOUCH
Follow us on Facebook and Instagram, and sign up to get the latest email updates here. If you are interested in sponsoring a future exhibition, please email [email protected].
PAST EXHIBITIONS
View past exhibitions here.
FIND US
30 Big Red Lane
Clearmont, Wyoming
307.737.2291
FOR FURTHER DIRECTIONS
Check in at the Ucross Art Gallery for our emplaced sound experience, Confluences, on Fridays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Learn more.
VOLUNTEER
Ucross welcomes volunteers who are interested in local history, contemporary art, and community engagement. No prior experience is necessary.
Gallery volunteers will welcome visitors to the space, answer questions about the program and community, support public events, and assist customers in the gift shop. Training will be provided. Volunteers will enjoy special gallery benefits, including invitations to exclusive events, a gift shop discount, and a recognition luncheon, among other benefits.
To apply, click here, call 307-737-2291, or fill out an application at the Ucross office.
KEEP IN TOUCH
Follow us on Facebook and Instagram, and sign up to get the latest email updates here. If you are interested in sponsoring a future exhibition, please email [email protected].
PAST EXHIBITIONS
View past exhibitions here.
FIND US
30 Big Red Lane
Clearmont, Wyoming
307.737.2291
FOR FURTHER DIRECTIONS