Interruption Studies is an ongoing series of experimental exhibits at Westward that gives us space to try things, break formats, and make art that actually has something to say. Each study starts with a question and invites a little disruption along the way.

The first study, Cheyenne, Unfixed, pulls from archival images of Cheyenne’s boom years and reworks them into contemporary pieces that refuse to stay tidy or nostalgic. It’s a reminder that this town has always been in motion, even when we pretend it hasn’t, and it’s probably not done changing yet.