The art gallery Go Naked! Go Clothed! Go Figure!, showcasing artists from Wyoming, is on display at the Laramie Plains Civic Center until April 1.

 “This show showcases a wide variety of interpretations of the human figure from some very fine local artists from large scale paintings to a miniature beaded tapestry,” Dahlberg said.

Sarah Dahlberg, the project coordinator of Works of Wyoming, said the gallery has 26 different artists showing a total of 50 different pieces varying from paintings, mixed media sculptures, photographs, watercolor, stained glass, prints, beadwork, digital work, sketches, and found objects.

The idea for the gallery came from one of the artists, Dahlberg said.  

Director of the Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality, John Corra, gave a presentation at the College of Law on his work and his department’s mission. He said his goal is "to show the great possibilities of work available for attorneys and other law students,” and that he came to law school with a recruiting mission.

“It is a great way to start,” Corra said. “To protect, conserve and enhance the quality of Wyoming’s environment for the benefit of current and future generations.” 

DEQ contributes to Wyoming’s quality of life through a combination of monitoring, permitting, inspecting and enforcing activities by minimizing environmental pollution, enabling responsible economic development and restoring previously polluted and hazardous sites, Corra said. DEQ not only benefits these businesses, but also the entire population of Wyoming, he said.