Sculptor Linda Raynolds (b. 1953) was one of the Whitney Western Art Museum’s artists in residence for the 2014 season at the Buffalo Bill Center… Read More
Artist Interview: Jeff Rudolph
Sculptor, Jeffrey Burnham Rudolph (b. 1956), was one of this year’s artists in residence in the Whitney Western Art Museum at the Buffalo Bill Center of… Read More
Treasures from Our West: Indian Warrior by Alexander Phimister Proctor
Alexander Phimister Proctor is recognized as a skilled animal sculptor and leader in monumental sculpture on western themes. IndianWarrior, while not monumental in scale, attracted… Read More
Art Can Open Many Doors for Students
The Center’s latest Skype in the classroom lesson proves that art can open many doors for students—especially high school students. We recently launched a participatory virtual… Read More
Borrow a Backpack
The Center’s New Borrow a Backpack Adventure Adventure awaits students and teachers who visit the Buffalo Bill Center of the West this school year! Beginning… Read More
Jeff Rudolph Buffalo for West Park Hospital
The hospital and art worlds collided recently at the sculpture studio of artist Jeff Rudolph when West Park Hospital commissioned him for a Jeff Rudoph buffalo sculpture… Read More
The Whitney Reinstallation: Part 1
Yesterday marked the first day of five that we began the daunting, albeit exhilarating task of rehanging and installing the works of art that came… Read More
Code of the West Returns
Since 2011, our monumental bronze statue, Code of the West, 2006, was located offsite at the Yellowstone Regional Airport in Cody. It served as our artwork… Read More
From Our Vault: Sketch to Sculpture
Curious about an artist’s process? This video comes to you from our archives and showcases how a sculpture is made, taking you all the way… Read More
Object Spotlight: Proctor’s Rough Rider
The plaster sculpture that serves as the focal point for the Proctor Studio is Alexander Phimister Proctor’s cast for his monumental bronze, Rough Rider, 1922. … Read More
