Introducing The Remington Report

Welcome to The Remington Report!

We’re thrilled to deliver our newly revived newsletter, your weekly source for the latest happenings at the Frederic Remington Art Museum. Each edition will feature exclusive behind-the-scenes stories, updates on exhibitions and events, and insights from our staff. Whether you’re a longtime supporter or new to the world of Remington, this newsletter will keep you connected to the art, history, and legacy that make our museum special. Stay tuned, and thank you for being part of our community!

An Update From Julie

Education Manager

Exciting New Opportunities for 2025 at the Museum!

The new year brings so many exciting ways for you to engage with the Museum! Whether you're looking to learn a new skill, join an insightful conversation, attend a lecture, or simply enjoy the artwork, there's something for everyone. With programs now available on weekends, there’s even more opportunity for you to participate in the fun!

Our docent program is expanding, too! If you're passionate about art and interested in helping to create educational experiences at the Museum, we invite you to explore our new docent program.

Art in Conversation

Join us each month for an engaging discussion led by myself and Docent Anne Skelly. Together, we’ll delve into various themes and topics, exploring their connection to the featured artworks. Each session offers a 60-minute experience of thoughtful observation, reflection, conversation, and interpretation, creating a deeper understanding of art.

You can check out the topic of the month by visiting our calendar and selecting the day you would like to attend. Conversations happen the third Thursday and second Saturday of each month. Art in Conversation is free with museum admission. Don't forget, museum members always enjoy free admission! Just one more reason to become a museum member. Follow this link to join the Museum today!

Second Saturdays at the Museum

Make your Saturday a creative one at the Museum! Join me at noon on the second Saturday of every month for our new series, Art in Conversation. Afterward, at 2 pm, I will lead the monthly Sketch and Study Series. This monthly drawing series offers artists of all skill levels the opportunity to explore the artwork up close, examining Remington’s techniques, while refining your own observational drawing skills.

We're looking forward to seeing you at the Museum soon!

Best Wishes,

Julie Pratt

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Education Manager

Frederic Remington Art Museum

INVEST IN EDUCATION

Stay tuned for new and renewed educational programs:

Expert Lecture Series
Art in Conversation
Sketching in the Gallery
Summer Art Making Series
Regular Tours

EXHIBIT OPENINGS

College Juried Art Show: February 15

Elementary Art Show: March 15

Middle/High School Art Show: April 12

Member Show and Artist in Residence: May 16

John Morrow Retrospective: July 26

JOIN THE COMMUNITY

Slow Art Day: April 12

Sally's Speakeasy: June 7

Remington's Birthday Celebration: October 4

Spirit of Eva: October 24

Remington's Merry Market: November 29

Event Calendar

DONATE TODAY

The Frederic Remington Art Museum is dedicated to preserving and sharing the life, art, and legacy of Frederic Remington, one of America’s most iconic artists.

Through your generosity, we bring his work to life for generations to come, offering educational programs, captivating exhibitions, and meticulous preservation of his masterpieces.

But we can’t do it without you.

Your gift today will help:

Inspire the next generation through educational programs.

Preserve Remington’s treasures for years to come.

Expand access to exhibitions that celebrate Remington’s unparalleled contributions to American art.

Every donation, big or small, makes a lasting impact.

Thank you for being part of this extraordinary journey. Together, we’re ensuring that Frederic Remington’s art continues to inspire

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DIGITAL BRONZE REPRODUCTION

The Rattlesnake, Casting No.14

The most accurate reproduction of Remington’s sculptures yet.

Using 3D laser scanners on Remington’s original cast of The Rattlesnake No. 14 combined with the traditional lost-wax casting process, we have managed to capture the most intricate details of this classic piece of American art. The original Casting No. 14, displayed in the Oval Office during the Reagan and George H.W. Bush administrations,

is owned by Dr. Harrison G. Monk and on loan to the Museum.

And now you can have one too.

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Cowboy Sculpture Reproduction

Drawing inspiration from the untamed beauty and spirited energy of the Old West, the Cowboy statue captures a determined rider and his steadfast horse facing the challenges of the frontier. Every element, from the textured fabric of the cowboy’s worn attire to the powerful contours of the horse, is crafted with stunning realism. This piece embodies the essence of adventure, resilience, and the unyielding spirit of the American West

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