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| Andrzej Skorut |
Afternoon Landscape - Oil - 45 |
"I seek to lull viewers into a calm contemplative mood and enrich their experience with a sense of openness and space"
Andrzej Skorut
"Clearly, this man knows how to handle a brush - as well as the sticks and textured fabrics he employs to enliven his surfaces"
FINE ART CONNOISSEUR MAGAZINE Oct. 2006
Andrzej Skorut immigrated from Poland to Salt Lake City in 1987. He earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in The University of Utah's superb art department. |
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| Bonnie Posselli |
Scipio - Oil - 12" x 16" |
Winner of the Arts For The Parks Grand Canyon Purchase Award.
Founding member Plein Air Painters of Utah.
Featured Artist Southwest Art Magazine January 2005
"Once your allow the West to seep into your soul and sprit it leaves you changed." |
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| Carol Brown |
Bear-Sitting -Watercolor -10.4 x 9.1 inches |
"I love to watch animals. They're alive to everything going on around them. At the same time, they're completely focused on what they're doing. If a bear isn't good at fishing, she may starve to death. If a deer is not alert and fast, he may be shot. Good hunters respect their prey and shoot accurately. Some of them thank the animals for giving them their life. I try to be a good hunter with a brush." |
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| Clay Wagstaff |
Landscape |
"I see the world in terms of a balance between cosmos and chaos. Painting, for me is the process of continual seeking, and attempting to work out that balance. The landscapes in which I have lived and worked in have engaged me deeply my entire life."
Clay Wagstaff
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| Denis Phillips |
Untitled Abstract - Acrylic on Linen |
Denis Phillips, a prominent and accomplished Utah artist, has boldly moved from his earlier representational landscapes to abstract landscapes and pure abstraction. His sense of color, composition and presentation generate an overwhelming appeal of his paintings. Denis and his wife Bonnie own Phillips Gallery in Salt Lake City. Their contribution to the quality of Utah art and to the recognition of the importance of art in Utah has been outstanding. |
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| Doug Braithwaite |
Influence 14 by 16 inches |
Doug Braithwaite is a remarkable young painter, who studied under Tony Smith and Paul Davis. His brushwork is strong and skillful. His paintings have a striking clarity and honesty that appeals to a broad spectrum of art lovers. |
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| John Erickson |
Salt Lake Night - Acrylic Enamel - 20 by 16 inches |
John Owen Erickson (1953), a native Salt Laker, is a fine expressionist figure painter who also teaches at the University of Utah as a member of the adjunct faculty in the Department of Art. A Summer fellowship participant at Yale University (1975), Erickson graduated from the University of Utah (B.A.,1981;M.F.A.). This powerful and imaginative painter has been a regular exhibitor of his intense work for many years now. produced in his longtime studio in the Guthrie Building in downtown Salt Lake City.
Biography courtesy Artists of Utah |
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| Kathy Peterson |
On The Way to Meeks Mesa |
Kathy Peterson is a versatile, talented painter. She works in water color, pastel and oil and has become known for her uniquely rendered landscapes, portraits and domestic art. It is obvious from her work that she is moved by the imagery in her own rural but architecturally rich environment. |
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| Patricia Kimball |
Rocky Symphonic - Oil - 11" by 13" |
Patty Kimball is an accomplished artist who's works in oil include landscapes, figures, and pets.
She earned her Fine Arts degree from the University of Utah.
Patty was the Artist in Residence at the Entrada Insttute in Torrey last year and painted en plein aire several landscapes of the area. |
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| Paul Davis |
Fable oil 20 x 24 |
"Paul Davis is a remarkable original painter. He has great sensitivity to conditions of light and a wonderful control of tonal values. This responsiveness to light is the painter's supreme gift."
--Andrew Forge |
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| Rebecca Wagstaff |
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"My paintings are kind of self-portraits in still-life. I don't look for things to paint, but rather paint what becomes-usually over time-compelling and necessary for me to paint."
Rebecca Wagstaff |
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| Tony Smith |
The Wall |
"A number of visionary artists impact the Utah art scene. Among the best is F. Anthony Smith, whose abstract-illusionist acrylics have recently given way to powerful oil landscapes."
--Southwest Art January 2002 |
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| V. Douglas Snow |
Mummy Cliffs -Oil on canvas 36x48 inches |
"Doug Snow's ambience in Southern Utah with its deserts, mountains, and rock formations, hold mammoth power. His paintings reflect that power. They are visionary explorations of air and light....reflecting the unknown on the known. He sees so well."
--Joseph Rafael
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| Wallace Lee |
Southern Utah |
Wallace Lee passed away in may of 2005. We lost a remarkable artist and man. Wallace Lee was adept in watercolor, oil and pastel. Southern Utah and southwestern landscapes are the main body of his work. He was a Signature Member of the Nevada Watercolor Society and a Signature Member of the Western Federation of Watercolor Societies. Wallace received numerous awards for his artwork including: -2002 "Mini 50" Arts for the Parks Competition, "REGION II WINNER" Jackson Hole, Wyoming.
-2002 "Best of Show" Nevada Watercolor Society Signature Member Exhibit, Las Vegas, Nevada. -1999 and 2000 "Award for Excellence" Jackson Hole, Wyoming. -1998, 1999, 2001, 2002 & 2003 "Juror's Commendation Award" and "Merit Award" Western Federation of Watercolor Societies Exibit San Diego, California and Park City, Utah. |
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