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Roy DeForest Bigfoot 2, 1985
The Lure and Lore of the West explores the blurred lines between Western myth and history, from the dinosaur bones that inspired monster legends to the red rock formations that were supposed to be hiding places for treasure. Incorporating artworks from the late nineteenth century to the present, it highlights images of popular Western characters like prospectors, pioneers, and cowboys and includes a life-sized Bigfoot skeleton “unearthed” by the artist Clayton Bailey. The exhibition also ... view more »
ADMISSION INFO
FREE Admission
Suggested donation: $5.00
LOCATION
PARKING INFO
NEHMA has a limited number of free parking spaces located just north of the Performance Hall. Please park in stalls labeled "Museum Visitor" and notify visitor services upon your arrival. See the map below for additional parking options and note that USU lots are strictly enforced until 5PM. With few exceptions, USU lots are generally open to all on weekends. Public Transportation: ride Cache Valley Transit routes 1, 4 or CVN to visit NEHMA. Use the Fine Arts stop (eastbound) or Richards Hall (westbound) on E 700 N and walk toward the Performance Hall. Visit www.cvtdbus.org for more information.
