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Artist pairings reveal influences in Shari Brownfield exhibit

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By Richard Anderson Verified
| Jackson Hole News & Guide Verified
All artists are influenced by those who came before them. Sometimes they are directly influenced, as mentee and mentor. Sometimes it’s a stylistic school, like Impressionism. And sometimes it’s more the milieu a predecessor helped establish, breaking trail for the next generations to follow and diverge from. Shari Brownfield explores such relationships in “Influences,” on display at Shari Brownfield Fine Art through Sept. 28.
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Audience to crown winner of Riot Act's 'Series of Shorts'

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By Richard Anderson Verified
| Jackson Hole News & Guide Verified
Like a burst of colorful autumn foliage, the music of a bugling elk or the sun’s slow drift toward the southern horizon, September brings Riot Act Inc.’s Annual Series of Shorts to the Tetons. “Yup, it’s that time of year,” said Macey Mott, co-founder of the grassroots theater nonprofit. This year’s trio of one-acts — the finalists in Riot Act’s annual New Play Festival — runs at 7 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday in the local nonprofit’s studio on the third floor of the Center for the Arts.
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'Appalachian Spring' comes for Teton fall

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By Richard Anderson Verified
| Jackson Hole News & Guide Verified
Jackson Hole Chamber Music joins forces with Contemporary Dance Wyoming and the Center for the Arts for a performance of Aaron Copland’s “Appalachian Spring,” the moving finale of its Thursday night concert in the Center Theater. JHCM performed “Appalachian Spring” during its 2017 inaugural season, with the 13-piece chamber orchestra and a capacity crowd gathered at the Antelope Trails Ranch. With a few key instrumentalists for this fall’s series secured, the time seemed ripe for an encore.
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