- OPENING THIS WEEK
- Monday, September 11
Salt Lake Community College (Markosian Library Art Gallery, Redwood Campus, 4600 S. Redwood Road, 957-4905) - Mixed media by Shirley McKay through Oct. 20.
- Tuesday, September 12
Salt Lake Art Center* (20 S. West Temple, 328-4201) - Installation by Kaiti Slater through Nov. 12.
- Wednesday, September 13
Leftbank Gallery* (242 S. 200 West, 539-0343) - "What a Long Strange Trip it's Been,"a member's group show through Oct. 8. Opening reception, Friday, Sept. 15, 6-9 p.m.
Loge Gallery (Pioneer Memorial Theater, 1340 E. Broadway, U. campus, 581-7222) - "Frames of Reference, Intaglio Prints From 1982-1994," featuring intaglio prints and photographs by David Smith-Harrison through Sept 30.
- Friday, September 15
Art Barn/Finch Lane Gallery (54 Finch Lane, 596-5000) - Mixed media furniture by Robert Bliss, and mixed media and monoptypes by Ed Dolinger through Oct. 27.
Gallery 56 (56 W. 500 South, 533-8245) - Paintings by Lee Udall Bennion through Oct. 13. Artist reception, Friday, Sept. 15, 6-9 p.m. during the Gallery Stroll.
Salt Lake Art Center* (20 S. West Temple, 328-4201) - Exhibit entitled "Dear Mr. Ripley" through Nov. 5
Southam Gallery (50 East Broadway, 322-0376) - "Amazing Women," featuring the work of Linda Curley, Norma Forsberg, Rebecca Hartvigsen, Nancy Lund, Phyllis Horne and Diane Turner through Oct. 6.
- CONTINUING EXHIBITS
A Woman's Place Bookstore - Cottonwood (4835 S. Highland Drive
Cottonwood MallT, 278-9855) - Photographs by Whitney King and Teresa Husarik. Watercolors by Jean Russell. All three through Nov. 26.
A Woman's Place Bookstore - Hidden Valley (Hidden Valley Mall, Draper, 576-8500) - Photographs by Hillary Garrett and Judy Mayer through Nov. 26.
A Woman's Place Bookstore - Foothill (1400 Foothill Drive, Foothill Village, 583-6431) - Assorted media by Stacee Clayton through Oct. 29.
Ancient Future Gallery* (863 E. 900 South, 539-8777) - "The Circle Game," featuring baskets by Laurie Knowley through Sept. 13.
Anderson-Foothill Library (1135 S. 2100 East, 524-8278) - "Way Out West," featuring work by Cory Webster through Oct. 13. A reception for the artist will be held Friday, Sept.15, 7-8 p.m.
Alpine Art and Frame (430 E. South Temple, 355-1155) - Extensive collection of works by LeConte Stewart, including oils, watercolors, drawings, pastels, lithographs and a suite of recently released ethchings through Nov. 30. Also, original works by Utah artists as well as prints by Thomas Kincaid, Robert Duncan, John Nieto and Bev Doolittle. Show is ongoing.
Art Access Gallery* (339 W. Pierpont, 328-0703) - "The Best of Artspace," showcasing the work of artists living and/or working in Artspace and the newsly renovated Artspace Rubber Building. Show runs through Oct. 6.
Art Barn/Park Gallery (54 Finch Lane, 596-5000) - "Electronic Darkroom," featuring digital image photography through Sept. 29.
Atrium Gallery (third floor, Salt Lake City Public Library) - Work by Jennifer Barton and Jane Catlin through Sept. 19.
Barnes Bank (33 South Main, Kaysville) - Landscapes in oil by Robert B. Day through September.
C Gallery (466 S. 500 East, 359-8625) - "U is for Upland Game - The Hunt: Jonathan Bronson and David Jackson" through Dec. 31.
Caffe Molise (55 W. 110 South, 364-8833) - Paintings and drawings by Sonya Dinsdale through Sept. 30.
Chase Home Museum (Liberty Park, 533-5760) - "Underneath the Western Skies: Folk Art From Utah Ranches," featuring the work of 50 living folk artists from 18 Utah counties through Oct. 22.
Color Litho Gallery (1055 S. 700 West, 972-1056) - Artwork by Al Rounds, Helen Paul, Kurt Randall and other artists. Upstairs gallery: Selections by Norman Rockwell and Charles M. Russell.
Dolores Chase Gallery* (260 S. 200 West, 328-2787) - "Back to Art" group show featuring gallery regulars through Sept. 26. Artist reception and and Gallery Stroll, Sept. 15, 6-9 p.m.
Holladay Library (2150 E. 4800 South, 943-4636, Ext. 334) - Oils by Nita Markosian from the Intermountain Society of Artists through October.
Museum of Church History and Art (45 N. West Temple, 240-2299) - "Visions of Faith: Selections from Latter-day Saint International Art Competitions," which opened in January, will remain open for nearly a year, closing Jan. 7, 1996.
Petersen Art Center Gallery (1025 E. 2100 South, 467-5444) - Selected works by junior high and elementary age students through Sept. 24.
Phillips Gallery* (444 E. 200 South, 364-8284) - "The Grand Tour; or what I did for my summer vacation" featuring photographs by Laurel Casjens, Tim Gallagher, Ruth Gier and Judy Kiel through Oct. 7 in the downstairs gallery. Also, "No False Eyelashes," featuring new work by Heidi Adkins, Meri Ploetz and Patricia Forsberg through Oct. 7. There will be an artists reception for both shows Saturday, Sept. 15, 6-9 p.m.
Rio Grande Cafe (270 S. Rio Grande, 364-3302) - Works by Becky Bradford and Bill Rockey through Oct. 1.
Sandy City Library (10100 S. Petunia Way
1450 EastT) - "Babytalk and Kidspeak," featuring calligraphic art by Betty Whitlock through October.
Twigs & Moore Art Gallery (Gardner Historic Village, 1095 W. 7800 South) - Works by Arnold Friberg, Eric Dowdle, Robert Duncan, Thomas Kincade and Alan Maley. Exhibit ongoing.
Tyler Library (315 Wood St., Midvale) - Oils by Lawrence Smith from the Intermountain Society of Artists through October.
University of Utah Hospital Lobby - Sculpture from many different cultures and time periods will be on display through Oct. 10. Metal, clay, stone, wood, ivory and mixed media will be represented.
Utah Museum of Fine Art* (University of Utah, South Campus Drive, 581-7332) - Val A. Browning gallery: "For Purpose and Pleasure: Quilting Together in 19th-Century America" through today, Sept. 10.
Utah Museum of Natural History* (215 E. 1350 South, U. campus, 581-4303) - "Treading the Past: Sandals of the Anasazi," through Oct.22.
Whitmore Library (2197 E. 7000 South) - Photography display curated by Ed Hansen of the Photographic Print Society.
Williams Fine Art* (Main Lobby, Eagle Gate Plaza, 60 E. South Temple, 534-0331) - Works by Kent Wallis, Richard Murray, Al Rounds, Alvin Gittins and early Utah artists. Exhibit is ongoing.
* Member, Salt Lake Art Dealers Association.
- OUTSIDE SALT LAKE CITY
A Woman's Place Bookstore - Park City
(1890 Bonanza Drive, Park City Plaza, 649-2722) - Works in color by Deborah Dvorak through Sept. 30.
Art Gallery (F303 Harris Fine Arts Center, BYU, Provo, 378-2881) - "The Greener Grass Over There." An exhibition of U. of U. and BYU graduate work through Sept. 28.
Bountiful/Davis Art Center (2175 S. Main, Bountiful, 292-0367) - "BDAC Art Faculty: Twenty Years of Excellence," featuring paintings, drawings, photographs, ceramics, sculpture, stained glass and jewelry by over 60 aritsts associated with the BDAC over the past 20 years. Show runs through Oct. 27.
Brimhall Gallery (143 Brimhall Bldg., BYU Campus) - BYU Photography Alumni Exhibit Sept. 28.
Eccles Community Art Center (2580 Jefferson Ave., Ogden, 392-6935) - "Two View," featuring the work of J. Lynn Peterson and Patricia Stephen through Sept. 30. Carriage House gallery: "Wearable Art," featuring scarves and free flowing kimonos by Roterta Glidden, also through Sept. 30.
Fairview Museum of History & Art (85 S. 100 East, Fairview, 427-9216) - 70 works by Avard T. Fairbanks. Also, work by Ella Peacock, Robert Carawan, Max Blain, Sandra Johnson,Dennis Papworth, Nickle Lawritzen, Benson Whittle, Linda Anderson, Lee Udall Bennion, Joseph Bennion, Dale Peel and also from the Theodore Milton Wassmer, 60 pieces. Works by Judy Farnsworth Lund, Florence Ware, Theodore Milton Wassmer, Steven Case, Francis Zimbaux and others. Also, exhibiting Lindon Graham miniature carriages. All shows through the fall.
Heritage Museum of Layton (403 Wasatch Drive, Layton, 546-3524) - A combined display of historical artifacts and paintings of art educators to commemorate the upcoming centennial celebration of the state through Nov. 5.
Kimball Art Center (638 Park Ave., Park City, 649-8882) - Main gallery: "18th Annual Exhibition of the Northwest Rendezvous Group," featuring work by member and guest artists through Sept. 27.
Museum of Art (Brigham Young University, North Campus Drive, Provo, 378-2787) - "American Musical Instruments from the Metropolitan Museum of Art," through Sept. 30; "150 Years of American Painting," artwork from BYU's permanent collection, on display through August 1999; "C.C.A. Christensen's Mormon Panorama," through September; and "Out of Print: Works by 25 Utah Artists," through September; and an installation by world-renowned artist Patrick Ireland, through the summer.
Myra Powell Gallery (Union Station, 2501 Wall Ave., Ogden, 629-8444) - "Wallace Family and Uncle Matt," featuring the work of Ginger Ellis Wallace; husband, Robert Wallace; daughters, Janet Wallace and Sally Wallace Browning; son, Matt Wallace; and Ginger's brother, Matt B. Ellis. Show runs through Sept. 29.
Nicolaysen Art Museum (400 E. Collins Drive, Casper, Wyo., 235-5247) - "Images of the Land: Works from the Nicolaysen Art Museum collection," through today. Some of the artists exhibiting are Rodney Kerswill, Lyle Tayson, Conrad Schwiering, Kirk Randle, Rupert Conrad and Montana and Steve Naegle.
Also, bronze sculptures by Chris Navarro through Oct. 15.
Old Provo Courthouse (100 S. Center, Provo) - Oil paintings, pastels and woodcuts by retired BYU professor, Max Weaver, through Sept. 30. A reception will be held for the artist today, Sept. 10, 3-6 p.m.
Sun Valley Center Gallery (5th and Washington Streets, Ketchum, Idaho, 208-726-9491) - "The Last Cowboy," featuring black-and-white photographs by Adam Jahiel, and "A Horseman's Diary," featuring 25 drawings from the sketchbook of Ned Jacob. Both through Sept. 22.
The Book Table (29 South Main, Logan, 752-3055) - "Mixed Media Art Exhibition," featuring the work of Colleen H. Bradford and William A. Lewis, from 1-6 p.m., through Sept. 31.
- CALL FOR ENTRIES
Artists interested in exhibiting in the Salt Lake Public Libaries should submit a portfolio of 35 mm slides, or photographs if slides are unavailable, to the city library location where they wish to exhibit. Portfolios should be submitted within the two-week period prior to Oct. 15. For portfolios and other requirements, contact the city library.