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The Fred Oldfield Western Heritage & Art Center is a Non-Profit 501 (c) (3) Corporation
All donations to this Center are Tax Deductable.
Your generous contribution will be instrumental in bringing bigger and better arts opportunities to the citizens of our region.
Copyright © 2002 Fred Oldfield Western Heritage & Art Center
fowhc-info@fredoldfieldcenter.org
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OUR MISSION
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The Fred
Oldfield Western Heritage & Art Center is dedicated to the
preservation of his dream of sharing his love of life, his Western Art,
and the history of the American West. As an interactive learning center
it celebrates and promotes this dream for all generations.
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Taking a Break*
by Fred Oldfield
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OUR VISION
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The Heritage Center houses a permanent
collection of Fred Oldfield paintings, sketches and memorabilia.
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It serves as an interactive resource of
information on the artist, his life, and his vision of Western life as
portrayed in his works.
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It provides a permanent historical and
cultural experience that is exciting and instructive.
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The Heritage Center's visual/audio exhibits of
our Western Heritage will include the life and times of our pioneers,
cowboys, native Americans and settlers who helped define the 20th
Century.
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The Heritage Center houses and makes available
to the public, recordings of Fred's memories with his colorful stories.
Stories of his adventures riding in covered wagons, living on the
reservation, being a working cowboy, barn storming through Alaska,
building an Indian Village and living his life as an artist.
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Fred Oldfield will teach select classes and
seminars. He will share his painting techniques, his zest for life, his
knowledge of survival in the art world and his incomparable gift of
living life with a full cup.
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The Center will invite students of all ages
and economic situations. It will offer scholarships to students on
ability, not on academic achievement. Guest artists will teach and
share the latest techniques and mediums.
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The Center forms a lasting partnership with
the public to portray and share a diverse and evolving culture that is
quickly vanishing. The Center can be enjoyed today and will be enjoyed
by future generations.
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