National Museum of Wildlife Art
@wildlifeart.org
Experience nature in art at The National Museum of Wildlife Art. Family friendly activity and top Jackson Hole attraction.
National Museum of Wildlife Art's Company Logos
National Museum of Wildlife Art's Brand Colors
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Cutty Sark
78, 114, 121
190, 22, 39
36, 6, 0, 53
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Pavlova
216, 191, 150
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Tobacco Brown
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About National Museum of Wildlife Art
The National Museum of Wildlife Art (NMWA) in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, is a unique cultural institution dedicated solely to wildlife art. Open daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., it features an extensive collection of over 550 artists and more than 5,000 cataloged works, showcasing the beauty of wildlife through various artistic mediums. Visitors can explore lifesize sculptures on the outdoor trail and enjoy spectacular views of the National Elk Refuge.
NMWA hosts several significant exhibitions throughout the year, including the renowned Western Visions®, which features contemporary wildlife artists and serves as a major fundraising event. Upcoming exhibits include "My Community Means Home," showcasing the perspectives of local youth, and "Out of the Shadows," highlighting prints from art history's giants. The museum also offers on-site dining with stunning vistas and a sculpture trail designed by award-winning landscape architect Walter Hood, ensuring a complete experience for all art and nature enthusiasts.
