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Show Wed/Thurs/Fri, June 8-10, 2005 The Park Record C-4 Gypsy Soul rolls in Egyptian ecvc tr* crvv Gypsy Soul played a concert this past Saturday at the Egyptian Theatre. The husband and wife duo of Cilette Swann and Roman Morykit brought their unique blend of soulful acoustic rock and Celtic and American folk to the theatre for an Impressive performance highlighted by Swann's powerful vocals. en! 817 Ar/sKr City Film Series presents The Wild Parrots of Telegraph Hill SCOTT SINE/'PARK RECORD Local Art co-op a group for artists, by artists • Continued from C-1 Fri 6/10 8pm, Sat 6/11 8pm, Sun 6/12 6pm Rated G Jim Santy Auditorium 1 2 5 5 Park Ave. Underwritten by T.O.S.H. Physical Therapy Call 615.8291 or for info, previews & reviews visit www»parkcityfilrnserie$xoni The Best of Stomdance Series Presents a one night only FREE SCREENING of LQ Sierra - Not Rated Thursday, June 9th at 7:00 pm jewelry, among other things. "A lot of us do more than one medium," noted Craghead, who is selling both jewelry and sculptures at the coop. The cooperative is currently a temporary establishment, operating in the City Hall-owned space thought the end of September. "OUT lease goes to Sept. 30, but your hope and prayer is that we're able to continue in another location," Craghead said. The Professional Artists Association started the co-op with the assistance of the Summit County Arts Council after the Park City Council approved the organizations' proposal for the space. The location came to the cooperative through a unique sequence of events. The Historical Society and Museum has an agreement with City Hall allowing the organization to. take over the spaces in the building as the old leases expire. So, Jans Mountain Outfitters realized it would lose the space at 513 Main St. at the end of its lease. So the company took an opportunity to move to a different location, at 540 Main St., at the beginning of June. 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"It s just been a fabulous time for all of us.'1 She also noted other benefits of participating in such an arrangement. "This is one of the few ways we can control our own destiny in the art market," she said. Most of the proceeds from sales will go to the artists, with a portion going toward the permanent establishment of the cooperative and another portion allocated for operating expenses. In the coming weeks, the co-op plans to participate in the June 24 gallery stroll. The organization will also have demonstrating artists appearing periodically, and Craghead said the group plans to look into some other collaborations with the visual-arts groups in town. Craghead noted that the city had taken a chance to help and promote local artists through the co-op. "We hope they'll be pleasantly surprised" she said. She added that the organization's ambitions were primarily for the local artistic community. "It s for the benefit of all, not just one." she said. "It's a collaboration among artists." The Local Art Cooperative is located at 5J3 Main St. Initially, the gallery i (/// he open sex en day :r a H eekfrom JO a.m. to 7p.m. For more information, call 655-9444. Redstone 8 Cinemas HOLIDAY VILLAGE CINEMA Park Ave. @ Kearns Blvd. 649-6541 THE LONGEST YARD (PG-13)* Wed. & Tliur.s. showing - same as lasl week • Call iheaier for shoivtimes THE INTERPRETER (PG-13) 1 Mavies and Jhnes for Friday June I©" ^MONSTER-IN-LAW (PG-13) "Shark Boy & Lava Girl" PG 12:50 3:00 4:50 6:50 9:00 • NO PASSES-NO SUPERSAYERS Debts £ Shotfimes oniloble at cinemark.com tS "Cinderella Man" PG-13 1:00 4:00 7:00 9:50 WWW "Lords of Dogtown" PG-13 2:30 5:00 7:30 9:55 55 "Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants" PG 1:45 4:15 6:50 9:25 55 55 "Madagascar" PG * ON 2 SCREENS * Exquisite Tile Works Natural Stones & Ceramic Tiles, "Star Wars IH" PG-13 * ON 2 SCREENS * ££ p 6030 N. 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Part of an apt. 1968 loser to RMN Wide size Rock's MiJUcy jumped at the opportunity. "I've written several proposals in the past about trying to get a community art space," Craghead said. This time the proposal worked, and the City Council agreed to let the cooperative have the space for the four months it was available. "I thought, this is a great chance to try a littler experiment to see what would happen," said City Council member Marianne Cone, who was the projects principal advocate within the city government. Craghead credited Cone and Park City Municipal for its help with the project. The city offered the space to the art gallery for $1 rent for the four months, according to Craghead. "They've been fabulous with helping us do this," she saidCone likened the co-op project to an art class. "As an art teacher, I loved to see what happened when I gave an assignment," she said. On Monday afternoon, Craghead was helping get the co-op ready, positioning works of art and displays and getting phones hooked up. The cooperative was advantageous, she noted, because it brought together all of the positive traits of its members. According to Craghead, most of the artists have experience selling their works independently and in booths at the Park City Art Festival, but few have ever run a gallery on Main Street. The co-op, she said, will not have a professional staff. Instead, it will be run exclusively by the participating artists. ATTACK ASTHMA. ACT NOW. I-846-NO-ATTACKS W W W NOATTACKS.ORG DON'T LET TOUR CHILD FEEL LIKE A FISH WITHOUT WATER. |