Georgia Rowswell
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Georgia Rowswell, a mixed media artist based in Cheyenne, WY, is known for her curiosity, drawing inspiration from various sources. She believes in the importance of creative expression and shares her artistic visions through studio visits, workshops, and collaborative projects, offering insights into her inspiration and working process.
Georgia Rowswell
4M ago
"We’re highlighting the spirit and strength of Western women throughout history.
Their stories shape ours as we follow in their footsteps, both in the arena and out in the world."
Started in 1897, Cheyenne Frontier Day's is the "Daddy of "em All!" and this season its the Year of the Cowgirl! CFD is the world's biggest outdoor rodeo, attended by people from all over the world coming to experience the Western way of life. But... roping, riding and concerts isn't all you can experience. Open year around, the Cheyenne Frontier Days Old West Museum, has permanent exhibits about th ..read more
Georgia Rowswell
8M ago
Saguaro cactus, bougainvillea, grapefruit trees and art museums! Oh my! We aren't in Cheyenne anymore. In fact Dave and I arrived in Phoenix on Monday to relax and enjoy some of the sights and museums this area has to offer. Our first stop was the Heard Museum whose focus is American Indian and Southwestern art. We saw a fabulous exhibit of Maria Martinez's pottery and work by a contemporary artist, Brenda Mallory. She uses discarded objects to create her pieces and express her voice, ( I can relate).
We have been to the Desert Botanical Garden twice already. It's an amazing place with al ..read more
Georgia Rowswell
8M ago
"In 2006, Desert Caballeros Western Museum embraced a revolutionary idea: an annual exhibition showcasing the brightest contemporary female artists working in the Western genre. In the male-dominated world of Western Art, Cowgirl Up! turned the spotlight squarely on women’s voices and perspectives, serving up a new, deeper understanding of the American West. " *
I am thrilled to be one of the invitees to the 2024 exhibition! The Desert Caballeros Western Museum is located in Wickenburg Az. Dave and I will be hopping in our Tesla in mid March to drive my artwork to the museum. We th ..read more
Georgia Rowswell
8M ago
8:00pm Friday evening October 6th... and the Cheyenne First Friday Artwalk just finished. We put away the reception food, closed our gallery door and hopped in the Tesla. Packed in the back was just one piece of art. If you're following us on our You Tube channel, Two Artists in a Tesla, you know that the Tesla and my packing skills are capable of getting 40 pieces of art in that car. This time just one very special piece of art was safely resting in the back of the car. At 58" x 33" it did take up a lot of space! After 106 hours I had finally completed my commission and it was time to dr ..read more
Georgia Rowswell
8M ago
I loved the excitement of going away for my sophomore year of college at Seattle Pacific College. My roommate, Cindy and I traveled to many places in and around Seattle but I never made it to San Juan Island. All these years later, I am vicariously discovering the island and it's iconic Lime Kiln Lighthouse thanks to a piece commissioned by Dianne Root.
Dianne and her family chose an image of San Juan Island State Park, a place that holds sweet memories for her family and her parents, Mary Ann and Andy McDonnell.
It's the largest piece I have worked on to date. Ma ..read more
Georgia Rowswell
8M ago
The town is buzzing with guests from around the world. Cheyenne Frontier Days is the largest outdoor rodeo in the world. The rodeo also boasts one of the most prestigious western art shows in the United States. In its 43rd year, the show's curators handpick artists from around the nation. Each artist is allowed to enter 4 pieces of art that portray the west. 2023 is my 5th year exhibiting. The opening reception is a night to meet the artists, potential buyers, local dignitaries and don't forget yummy food!
The show continues till August 13th at the Cheyenne Frontier Days Old West Museum ..read more
Georgia Rowswell
8M ago
Blue Door Arts will have a whole new show for the July 7th Cheyenne Artwalk.! Tim will be displaying his works with a western flair and Glenda will be adding splashes of bright colors and patterns! There will be an artists' reception where you'll have the opportunity to meet this talented and engaging artistic duo.  ..read more
Georgia Rowswell
8M ago
Cheyenne artist, Tim Haley will be exhibiting his paintings at Blue Door Arts for the month of June and July. June's show will feature Tim's work that explores many of the social issues we face in today's world. Tim will be switching it up for rodeo month with work inspired by the West.
June's show opens on the 2nd from 5-8pm with an artist's reception and a one-man-band. July's reception will be during the Cheyenne Artwalk on the 7th.   ..read more
Georgia Rowswell
8M ago
This Friday is the next Cheyenne Artwalk and it promises to be a good one. First, my guest artist, Kim Shaver will be demonstrating how she makes her sturdy and beautiful baskets. Kim harvests willow branches from her parents ranch outside of Centennial WY, then weaves them into baskets of all kinds in her home studio in Laramie WY.
Next, you'll enjoy the bluegrass beat of local band, Bonomo while taking in the art, refreshments and general FUN!
See you on Friday from 5-8 ..read more
Georgia Rowswell
8M ago
I am an East coaster gone West. I grew up in Buffalo NY, spent some time in the deep South, then moved to Atlanta and finally Cheyenne Wyoming. I traveled West with artistic angst. What would my voice in the West be? I’d been working with natural materials and themes unique to the South. I had no feeling or aptitude for the figure or animals so bison and cowboys were out. What was left? The landscape! Driving towards Cheyenne that first November, I struggled to describe what I was seeing. Few trees, brown hills, vast horizons and giant skies. What was this foreign country? The phrase ..read more