3 Noteworthy Artists at KAC scapes enhanced by this painter's special touch. Ed Maryon is currently dean of the College of Fine Arts at the University of Utah. In the new downstairs gallery are paintings by Duncan Martin and sculptures sculp-tures by Peter Brunjes. The combination of Martin's gouache landscapes and Brunjes' dancing tigures is provoking and effective. Though the artists' media and subject matter differ, their self-proclaimed - approach ap-proach to art is the same, based on gut feelings and personal involvement. The current exhibits continue con-tinue through Feb. 2 and admission is free. if V'- V- Two new exhibits opened at the Kimball Art Center last weekend and each is worthy of a special visit to the galleries. Each of the three artists represented has a very different vision but all are uplifting and optimistic. Ed Maryon' s watercolors are featured in the main gallery. No black and white photograph could do justice to Maryon's prismatic colors so you must stop and see them for yourself. The sunlight falling on Maryon's weathered barns is shattered shatter-ed into instant rainbows and even the simplist objects are granted a hundred facets. .Many of Maryon's paintings are of familiar Utah land-