“The idea for Sun Tunnels became clear to me while I was in the desert watching the sun rising and setting, keeping the time of the earth. Sun Tunnels can exist only in that particular place – the work evolved out of its site. Words and photographs of the work are memory […]
[slideShowProSC width=”600″ height=”700″ album=”733″] DemoGraphics, the Rio Gallery’s recent group exhibition, was a showcase of seven regional artists brought together through themes of visual language and communication. According to the gallery: “The exhibition explores communication with a personal, visual language, asking the viewer to let the artwork be […]
[slideShowProSC width=”600″ height=”600″ album=”704″] “They paved paradise and put up a parking lot” – Joni Mitchell The idea of paradise is about as slippery as the idea of landscape: no two are exactly alike. They look different to each of us, smell different, imbued with […]
Shot along the southwest coast of Great Salt Lake, CLUI’s Landscan presents only a fraction of the lake’s landscape, which in its entirety measures approximately 75 miles in length by 25 miles in width. The video, now on exhibit at Utah Museum of Fine Arts, runs 19 minutes and presents […]
When the French painter Paul Cézanne headed back to the south of France, he was retreating from an art world that greeted his paintings with indifference, but he was also returning to his ancestral home, full of a bright, penetrating light so different from the moisture-laden haze of […]
Through the process of light, both Winegar and Jackson direct our gaze to embodied landscapes where human forms are cloaked or only implied. Both artists encompass the history of the Western United States and the cultural ideas that formed how we now view the environment and its stewardship. […]
Bio Kelly Brooks grew up in the Salt Lake Valley near the Cottonwood Canyons. She received a BFA in Drawing and Painting from Brigham Young University in 2002 and a certificate in Art Education from Weber State University in 2004. Her artistic interests span several media but focus […]
David Edward Linn received an MFA from Brigham oung University. His works explore a spiritual journey and he cites influences as diverse as Baroque Masters and Conceptual and Earthwork artists. 15 Bytes
It is here!!!! I can not tell you how excited I am. I nearly tackled the DHL delivery man! I told him I was so excited to get this package! I think he thought I was nuts. Well we all know I am! But it's here!!!!
Preciosa Ornela ( if you haven't heard of them before ) is one of the world’s most significant manufacturers of a wide range of types of Czech glass seed beads and beads. So if you have used or have heard of czech seed beads, firepolished beads and pressed glass beads they probably came from here. Well now to why I am so excited. Back in November I signed up for their "Beads for Blog Post" program. The criteria was that you have a blog and are willing to share their company and the products they offer. Not a problem I have to tell you I love their products. I have use the seed beads, firepolished rounds and my latest obsession TWINS!!! I love those little beauties and I want them in every color available! When I signed up I saw that there were hundreds and this is open worldwide so the chances of them choosing me I felt were slim. Even with that I was still rewarded by a little package of twins a few weeks later and then again a sweet little package at Christmas. So hey I thought I won't get chosen but they were still so generous. As you tell from reading this I was chosen and I actually had to read the email 3 times before it really sunk in. I will tell you from last Monday to this Monday I was on pins and needles as to what they would be sending.
Thank you so much Preciosa Ornela! It is an honor to have been chosen but much more of an honor to use your products!!!
Lucky girl Kristen and I'm not at all surprised you were chosen with the beautiful work you do. Can't wait to see some creations from this treasure chest...
Oh thank you all so much!! I am s excited to play and share! I just have to decide where to start!!!
8 1/4" x 7 1/8" Woodcut w/ crosshatching on news-print, signed in plate, lower/ left. Publisher : "Illustrated London News". Sant's painting is announced on exhibit at the International Gallery. Print in excellent condition; borders lined verso with archival artist tape for support, news text on verso. Includes copy of original text narrative and artist bios. $75.00
6 1/2" x 3 7/8" original mezzotint, from "Home Mission". Excellent condition; archivally res-tored. Includes copy of dated Title page and artist's bio. RARE 475.00
anoff 7 7/8" x 5 3/8" mezzotint on heavy pulp. Published in "Cabinet Of Modern Art" by E.H. Butler & Co./Philadelphia. Excel-lent condition; archivally restored. Includes copy of dated Title page and artists bios. $225.00
1/2" x 7 3/8" Woodcut on newsprint, signed in plate (lower/left). From the Illustrated London News. Artist Hill's painting was exhibited by The Society of British Artists. Excellent condition, news text verso. Includes a copy of the ori-ginal narrative and artist bios. $125.00
Pierre Joseph Challamel after Charles Fortin "The Gouter" 11 5/8" x 8 5/8" Lithograph. Publisher/Editor :"Challamel"/ Paris. Printer : Petit & Ber-tauts. Fortin's painting exhibited at the "Salon de 1841" as printed in top mar-gin. Print titled with quote from Emile Souvestre. Good condition; archivally restored, fold indentations at upper/left/ right margins supported verso with artist tape. Includes copy of dated Title page and artist bios. $125.00
ing & some etching. Publish-er : Theo. Stroefer/Munich. Printer : Fr. Felsing. Excel-lent condition; archivally restored. Includes bios. $150.00
"The Pet of the Village" April 20, 1861 William Luson Thomas after William Hemsley 10 5/8" x 7 1/4" Woodcut.
Unique and interesting, Tin Sign – Budweiser Preferred Everywhere is part of our eclectic, nostalgic, chic and interesting Home & Decor collection.
Tin Sign – Budweiser “Preferred Everywhere” – Tin Sign has rolled edges, pre-drilled holes in each corner, and made in the USA. Measures 12 1/2 ” x 16 “.”
Vintage DuBarry Fifth Ave. New York City Charm Bracelet from 1969. This Vintage bracelet has patriotic themed charms including NYC Statue of Liberty. c1969
Totally patriotic and instantly Americana – this is a Vintage DuBarry Fifth Ave. New York City Charm Bracelet from 1969. This Vintage bracelet has patriotic themed charms in along the findings. The charms on this piece include the Liberty Bell with little moving bell inside, a world globe charm that spins, the New York City statue of liberty. This is a great gift or collector’s piece – if you’re a New Yorker this is a totally interesting conversation piece with that ‘Tiffany’ charm look. The Piece is rhodium plated and hallmarked, ‘DFA’ for DuBarry Fifth Ave.
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