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Bisoncast: The Lost Painting (Carl Rungius Raisonné, part 1)
Who is Carl Rungius? For many people, visiting the National Museum of Wildlife Art is the first time hearing of this 20th-century painter, who has been called the “Father of Wildlife Painting” and the “Premiere Painter of North American Wildlife”. In part 1 of this episode, we’ll join Dr. Adam Harris as he follows a very interesting lead on a mysterious Rungius painting.
In Part 2 of this episode (ua-cam.com/video/DC6vXn57Iwc/v-deo.html), join Adam and contemporary artist, Tucker Smith as they explore Rungius' legacy-both in Wyoming and in European-American art.
This Bisoncast episode generously sponsored by:
Lea Charitable Trust
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Bisoncast: The Rungius Legacy (Carl Rungius Raisonné, part 2)
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In part 1 of this episode (ua-cam.com/video/60EbV4CHMjw/v-deo.html), we joined Dr. Adam Harris as he tracked down a lost painting for his major, 9-year research project, the Carl Rungius Catalogue Raisonné. In this episode, Adam is back to help us learn more about Rungius' legacy-not just here in Wyoming, but in the history of European-American art. Guest starring contemporary Wyoming artist, T...
Bisoncast: Hand and Paw
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Wolves: there may be no other wild animal that inspires such a complex range of human emotions. In this visit to the National Museum of Wildlife Art, we'll explore how perceptions of these predators vary among different peoples and cultures, and how artists have reflected and influenced our views of these wild canines. Guest starring: Photographer and National Geographic Explorer, Ronan Donovan...
Bisoncast: Presto! Just Like Magic
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What does change *look* like? In this visit to the National Museum of Wildlife Art, we'll see examples of how artists visualize change through animals, meet some tiny shapeshifters, and even practice the art of transformation ourselves. This Bisoncast episode generously sponsored by: Lea Charitable Trust LEARN MORE! wildlifeart.org/bisoncast SUPPORT US! wildlifeart.org/support/give/
Bisoncast: On Sculpted Wings
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Have you ever looked up and felt the joy and rush of freedom as you watched a bird glide, swoop and dance through shifting currents of air? How can artists capture this motion and feeling so that the viewer can experience the freedom of flight? In this visit to the National Museum of Wildlife Art, we explore the challenges of representing birds in motion with sculptor Dan Burgette. This Bisonca...
Recreation and Conservation: how can recreation also support biodiversity?
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Webinar with guest speaker, Alyssa Ravasio Outdoor recreation is a way for us to relax, recharge and connect with nature, and other people. With trails and other popular recreation areas getting busier, there’s also more pressure on landscapes and wildlife. What are some steps we can take to better protect the places we love to recreate in and explore? In a joint webinar with Yellowstone to Yuk...
Bisoncast: Above The Clouds
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What drives humans to explore the vertical world, without benefit of fur or hooves? This Bisoncast episode generously sponsored by: Tony Greene Memorial Art Education Fund Cynthia and Dick Quast Hearst Foundations Smart Family Fund LEARN MORE! wildlifeart.org/bisoncast SUPPORT US! wildlifeart.org/support/give/
Four Fifths A Grizzly: A New Perspective on Nature That Just Might Save Us All with Doug Chadwick
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The National Museum Of Wildlife Art and Yellowstone to Yukon Conservation Initiative are excited to bring you Four Fifths a Grizzly as part of our intersection series. In this episode we welcome Doug Chadwick, a wildlife biologist and journalist who has spent much of his life working to illuminate humanity's deep and essential relationship to wildlife.
Western Visions Artist Panel 2021 - Art & Conservation: Going Out on a Limb
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With moderator Adam Harris and featured artists Steve Kestrel, George Boorujy, Penelope Gottlieb, and Emily Poole. Adam Harris, former Curator of Art at the National Museum of Wildlife Art and current Grainger/Kerr Director of the Carl Rungius Catalogue Raisonné, will begin the panel discussion by talking about historic artists whose work has had an impact on the world of conservation. Some of ...
Protecting Spirit of Place
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"Protecting Spirit of Place: Reconstructing Highways, Maintaining Habitat Connectivity, and Respecting Tribal Culture" with Whisper Camel-Means brought to you by the National Museum of Wildlife Art and Yellowstone to Yukon. www.wildlifeart.org/ y2y.net/ For more information about how you can support Whisper's important work and help ensure the safety of wildlife around our highway systems, plea...
Bisoncast: There's No White in Snow
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There’s one thing you hear a lot when you ask artists about snow: it definitely isn't white. This Bisoncast episode generously sponsored by: Tony Greene Memorial Art Education Fund Smart Family Fund Hearst Foundations LEARN MORE! wildlifeart.org/bisoncast SUPPORT US! wildlifeart.org/support/give/
Artist Spotlight: Anna Hyatt Huntington Webinar - National Museum of Wildlife Art
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Anna Hyatt Huntington was an American sculptor who enjoyed a thriving career in New York at a time when very few women could succeed as artists. Join the National Museum of Wildlife Art with special guests Sandy Scott, award-winning artist in the Museum's permanent collection, and Robin Salmon, VP of Art and Historical Collections and Curator of Sculpture at Brookgreen Gardens. Robin is the res...
Artist Spotlight: Bill Traylor with the National Museum of Wildlife Art
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Join Dr. Tammi Hanawalt of the National Museum of Wildlife as she dives into the work of William(Bill) Traylor. Traylor was an African-American self-taught artist from Lowndes County, Alabama. Born into slavery, Traylor spent the majority of his life after emancipation as a sharecropper. Originally Recorded February 25, 2021
Artist Spotlight Webinar: Albert Bierstadt with the National Museum of Wildlife Art
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Albert Bierstadt was a German-American painter best known for his lavish, sweeping landscapes of the American West. We are so pleased that Karen McWhorter, Scarlett Curator of Western American Art with the Whitney Western Art Museum, will be joining us to share her expertise about this amazing artist. This webinar features: - An art demonstration with Jane Lavino, Sugden Chief Curator of Educat...
Bisoncast: Beyond Beauty
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Who decides what is beautiful and what is valuable? Can a creature that crawls into our nightmares also be vital for our survival, and... even charming? This Bisoncast episode generously sponsored by: Tony Greene Memorial Art Education Fund Smart Family Fund Hearst Foundations LEARN MORE! wildlifeart.org/bisoncast SUPPORT US! wildlifeart.org/support/give/
Urban Wildlife: Wyoming Arts and Science Panel Online Webinar
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Urban Wildlife: Wyoming Arts and Science Panel Online Webinar
What Bears Teach Us Online Webinar
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What Bears Teach Us Online Webinar
Jessica Lanan, Bull-Bransom Award-winning illustrator, Discusses The Fisherman and the Whale
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Jessica Lanan, Bull-Bransom Award-winning illustrator, Discusses The Fisherman and the Whale
Sage Grouse: Icon of the West Exhibit Opening Webinar
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Sage Grouse: Icon of the West Exhibit Opening Webinar
Bird Migration: An Artful Perspective Webinar
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Bird Migration: An Artful Perspective Webinar
Western Visions Artist Panel at the National Museum of Wildlife Art
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Western Visions Artist Panel at the National Museum of Wildlife Art
Women of Wildlife Art Webinar with the National Museum of Wildlife Art
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Women of Wildlife Art Webinar with the National Museum of Wildlife Art
My Time with Tucker: A Talk with Byron Price Webinar
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My Time with Tucker: A Talk with Byron Price Webinar
Plein Air Fest 2020 at The National Museum of Wildlife Art
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Plein Air Fest 2020 at The National Museum of Wildlife Art
Bisoncast: Buffalo Mountain
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Bisoncast: Buffalo Mountain
Bisoncast: Where There's Smoke
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Bisoncast: Where There's Smoke
Bisoncast: The Slipperiness of Fish
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Bisoncast: The Slipperiness of Fish
Artist Voices: A Moment with Robert Glen
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Artist Voices: A Moment with Robert Glen
Coffee with the Curator: Lost Birds with Jane Lavino of the National Museum of Wildlife Art
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Coffee with the Curator: Lost Birds with Jane Lavino of the National Museum of Wildlife Art

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  • @lynnethrelfall2625
    @lynnethrelfall2625 6 днів тому

    ❤Thanks for sharing. Love his paintings😊

  • @lynnethrelfall2625
    @lynnethrelfall2625 6 днів тому

    Thank you for sharing. Love his painting❤

  • @patriciagegenheimer186
    @patriciagegenheimer186 Місяць тому

    So well done. Thank you Video Team.

  • @dianahampton8768
    @dianahampton8768 2 місяці тому

    Thank you so much for sharing this on UA-cam. I love Bierdstadt and I really appreciated learning about it.

  • @perfume-tengoku2455
    @perfume-tengoku2455 4 місяці тому

    awesome episode, very interesting selection of works. Thank you !

  • @datpixelguy2011
    @datpixelguy2011 5 місяців тому

    I would do anything for an artist to make the most realistic painting ever

  • @garysym1
    @garysym1 5 місяців тому

    I just saw this! What an incredible artist. I'd love to know how long these complex paintings take to complete. BTW-I've been painting in casein for 5 years now. Richeson manufactures casein in Wisconsin, and the quality is quite good, so hopefully Mr. McLean has been able to have quality paint to work with.

  • @tusk242
    @tusk242 7 місяців тому

    Thank you. As a child like known about Owen Gromme painted these birds, when there were plenty of them around in Wisconsin. Owen did paintings but think most were bought , His collection of Wisconsin Birds is in his book. Tory Peterson and OWEN Gromme went with Robert Bateman on some of Batemans Travels. Unlike Tory Peterson ID books of birds, OWEN put the ones seen In Wisconsin together to be seen in size differences. Owen would catch me skipping school, and sketch the wild animals and bird, at the Milwaukee Museum where he did a lot of the art work in the display. THANKS again

  • @user-vb8vo5ch7z
    @user-vb8vo5ch7z 8 місяців тому

    What are the names of 2 music songs playing?

  • @edmetz2297
    @edmetz2297 9 місяців тому

    Exellent!

  • @greyborzoi
    @greyborzoi 10 місяців тому

    Loved hearing about the mason spider! Super cool spider and interesting speaker!

  • @jennyc1846
    @jennyc1846 11 місяців тому

    Sadly Sue's was the only dialogue I could hear properly and my volume was on 100 %

  • @fantastichound
    @fantastichound Рік тому

    Beautiful works !

  • @jacksonholerose
    @jacksonholerose Рік тому

    Very informative video created on behalf of the museum! My main thought to share here is the person who is voicing the main video intro & outro (before / after the interview starts) sounds extremely flat & has what's called "vocal fry." I encourage you to look deeper into this & explore if she should really be voicing everything -- or if she just needs to be trained to sound better :) Ask others what they think! Just my 2 cents & a suggestion to make your videos better! ✌🤍

    • @WildlifeArtMuseum
      @WildlifeArtMuseum Рік тому

      Hi Rose, thank you for your feedback! We will share your input with the Bisoncast team. Our education staff members work so hard on these videos, we are grateful for all of their efforts!

    • @azisbox
      @azisbox Рік тому

      Hi Rose, I heard this podcast a while ago and have had this conversation with a few friends and family. Thank you for the invitation into this topic.

  • @dorisflorig4798
    @dorisflorig4798 Рік тому

    The stone background distracts from the color of the wooden piece

    • @WildlifeArtMuseum
      @WildlifeArtMuseum Рік тому

      You're right! We wish circumstances had allowed us to move the location of the piece to show it off in its full glory. It's a magnificent work!

  • @heatherhorton8252
    @heatherhorton8252 Рік тому

    …they are free from the bounds of earth…

  • @abbaskhaskheli9303
    @abbaskhaskheli9303 Рік тому

    Congratulations your work

  • @kathyschwartz4795
    @kathyschwartz4795 Рік тому

    Another wonderful Bisoncast by a team of true lovers of art AND science! These are remarkable gifts from the Museum to the public. Thank you!

  • @katsinam123
    @katsinam123 2 роки тому

    Very cool! I like Bob Kuhn’s work and found this video to be very interesting.

  • @carolynweger7873
    @carolynweger7873 2 роки тому

    Beautiful paintings.

  • @dropintheforest
    @dropintheforest 2 роки тому

    The species' forest needs our complete attention. The species' forests, grasslands, deserts, rivers, mountains and seas needs protection from us. The best way to do this is NOT ONE MORE ACRE OF NATURE TAKEN. If we cannot live in a place without harming it then we cannot live there. --- from the deep woods of the Species' Forest, Conway, Massachusetts, 501(c)(3) land trust with an ethical vegan board of directors (Richard Stafursky, Vermont)

  • @Accipiter22
    @Accipiter22 2 роки тому

    I enjoyed hearing about the new spider

  • @MelchorMoore
    @MelchorMoore 2 роки тому

    The title made me think we were going to hear from him on this concept

  • @nicolemadison3449
    @nicolemadison3449 3 роки тому

    Love the Bisoncast series!!!

  • @paulbrungardt9823
    @paulbrungardt9823 3 роки тому

    Mr. Glen: I have recently acquired your bronze Kudu sculpture dated 1976, 6/10. I will never part with it. Regards, Paul Michel, O.D. Colorado

  • @tammychristel
    @tammychristel 3 роки тому

    Ron Kingswood's painting is one of my VERY favorite works at the National Museum of Wildlife Art! I love its scale and the way it walks the edge between realism and abstraction.

  • @asmaetravel
    @asmaetravel 3 роки тому

    Hello dear friend 💕⭐⭐ So awesome video I really enjoy it . More watch to support. Many thanks for your effort 👏👌👌 Take care ❤️ See you around my dear 🌹🌺🌹 Wish your more success Take care dear friend💜💜🍒🌹🌺🙏👌

  • @asmaetravel
    @asmaetravel 3 роки тому

    New friend 💕

  • @asmaetravel
    @asmaetravel 3 роки тому

    Hello dear friend 💕🌠⭐⭐ So awesome video I really enjoy it . More watch to support. Many thanks for your effort 👏👌👌 Take care ❤️ See you around my dear 🌹🌺🌹 Best of luck 💕💕🦋🦋🌟🌟

  • @MichaelKensinger
    @MichaelKensinger 3 роки тому

    There’s rarely any white in anything white! So true.

  • @shawnkroker1095
    @shawnkroker1095 3 роки тому

    Fantastic

  • @carolynmcmillan7752
    @carolynmcmillan7752 3 роки тому

    The love of animals and the natural world shines through this artists work deep and humble sincerity. Brava

  • @deba417
    @deba417 3 роки тому

    Beautiful work. Nice story.

  • @stevemandel4441
    @stevemandel4441 3 роки тому

    Your work is so wonderful!

  • @ptaylor4923
    @ptaylor4923 3 роки тому

    Wyoming is Kathryn's Chadd's Ford

  • @thetawaves48
    @thetawaves48 3 роки тому

    I first saw Sandy Scott's work at the Veteran's Hospital in Palo Alto, CA. Awesome.

  • @janemalashock2826
    @janemalashock2826 3 роки тому

    This is great information about the sculpture and the artist. Please watch!! Some good info about bison at the end as well!!

  • @isaacharmon3797
    @isaacharmon3797 3 роки тому

    Thanks for the upload, keep up the good work!!! You deserve more views! Have you ever heard of smzeus . c o m!?? It could help you get your videos higher in the search results!!!

  • @bertveenendaal
    @bertveenendaal 4 роки тому

    Another Pratt Institute grad, I was fortunate enough to meet him at their 50th Anniversary reunion in 1990. I treasure a sketch he made of fellow classmate, Walter McFarlane who became one of America's great "unknowns".

  • @Heritage-Printscom
    @Heritage-Printscom 4 роки тому

    We would love to share the link on our website. Is that possible? www.heritage-prints.com

    • @WildlifeArtMuseum
      @WildlifeArtMuseum 4 роки тому

      Of course! Feel free to use the share URL or embed the video. If you have any issues or questions please email info@wildlifeart.org. Thank you!

  • @ronschlorff7089
    @ronschlorff7089 5 років тому

    Was nice to see an exhibition of his art a few years ago in Tucson, AZ. Amazing work. And an early influence on my wildlife painting of years ago. He and Bateman were my favorite wildlife artists, yet they had very different styles!

  • @Bororm
    @Bororm 5 років тому

    I love it, what a great way to live!

  • @AlanMHuntWildlifeArtist
    @AlanMHuntWildlifeArtist 5 років тому

    Stunning take on wildlife art

  • @yeeyee521
    @yeeyee521 5 років тому

    I’m related to Karl Bodmer

    • @oilartworks9124
      @oilartworks9124 5 років тому

      No kidding. Me too! How so?

    • @Mr2crow
      @Mr2crow 4 роки тому

      Karl Bodmer painted my first documented Ancestor, Two Ravens (Perhiska Ruhpa) Two Ravens is my Great Great Great Grandfather

  • @SteveEvansFilms
    @SteveEvansFilms 6 років тому

    That's stunning...very talented!

  • @Captain_MonsterFart
    @Captain_MonsterFart 6 років тому

    This channel would be more helpful to artists if it included links to their personal websites: www.sandyscott.com/

  • @mateart
    @mateart 6 років тому

    Beautiful place !!

  • @ScotCampbellwindowpainter
    @ScotCampbellwindowpainter 7 років тому

    Wonderful. I want to learn anatomy more. I love sketching.

  • @user-xe4fp7ho6r
    @user-xe4fp7ho6r 7 років тому

    اعمالكم قمه في الابداع

  • @Ansevic
    @Ansevic 7 років тому

    Шикарная работа!