LIGHT GREY ART CAMP
GRAND TETON NATIONAL PARK
May 2016
Inspired by the 100 year anniversary of our National Parks system, Light Grey Art Lab led a group of creatives through one of our nation's most extreme landscapes -- The Grand Tetons.
During the four day art camp, we explored the trails, pools, and scenery surrounding the striking peaks of Grand Teton National Park. We explored the pristine mountain lakes and learned about the creatures that thrive in this wild environment. Our day trips included visits to the Teton Raptor Center, the National Museum of Wildlife Art, Jenny Lake, Kelly Warm Springs, the natural hot springs, and more. We hiked the forest trials, sketching wildlife in their natural habitat and exploring our surroundings together.
The Light Grey Art Camp to Grand Teton National Park gave artists a chance to challenge themselves and converse amongst the dramatic landscape. Artists had the opportunity to focus on their creative practice as they observed the many wonders, trails, and animals existing around them.
If you have more questions about this program, please contact us at hello@lightgreyartlab.com
You can view more photographs of this experience on the Light Grey Flickr page here.
Light Grey Art Camp: Grand Teton National Park
Group of artists in front of the Tetons!
Swimming in Kelly Warm Springs.
Light Grey staff, James Lavella, explores the National Museum of Wildlife Art in Grand Teton.
Artists sketch birds of prey, falcons, and owls at the Teton Raptor Center.
Elk of Grand Teton.
Bison sculpture at the National Museum of Wildlife Art.