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Show Sat/Sun/Mon/Tues, November 4-7, 2006 The Park Record C-2 "As a iife-bng Republican, I support the best candidate for the job and that's clearly Democrat Bob Richer. His integrity and talent are the reasons I support Bob." FOR Redstone Gallery built for locals Bill Handler uses gallery to promote emerging artists - GORDON STRACHAN - Show You Care! Vote! TV FOR DOS'CAMPAIGN CQVWmE By DAM BISCHOFF Of the Record staff The Redstone Gallery sits at Kimball Junction like an art island. A myriad of shopping possibilities await shoppers at Redstone Center, but almost all of the area's galleries arc clustered in Park City. "I had no interest in opening up a gallery on Main," said Bill Handler, owner of Redstone Gallery. Handler, from Atlanta, has been coming to Park City regularly for the last 25 years to ski. During that time he bought three units at the Grand Summit Resort. When he saw the Redstone Center opening up, he quickly jumped on the opportunity to start a gallery there. He thought the area would grow and it would be an ideal spot for a gallery as opposed to start- • 43S-Z47-6OCS SMART REAL ESTATE What's Hot in Local Real Estate on Park City Television Channel I 7 (Wasatch Back) and Channel 102 (Wasatch Front) This Week Lookout at Deer Valley Saturdays & Sundays 8:30 - 9:00 am 1:30 - 2:00 pm 6:00 - 6:30 pm Tuesdays 5:30 - 6:00 am Thursdays 5:30 - 6:00 am 10:00 - 10:30 pm LewisWolcott^vDornbush X l 800 - R E A L E S T A T E . 435 6 4 9 - 1 884 offer www.lwdparkcity.com 641-I884TO///7C- L - 1283 Deer Valley Drive. P.O.Box 2370. Park City. UT 8-tO6O COURTESY OF REDSTONE GALLERY Francine Valline, Bill Handler and Jenece Lemon stand in front of "Treetops," a Hamilton Aguiar piece in the gallery. Above is local Diane Whitehead's piece "Brilliant Hoofbeats." ing one on Main Street. "The galleries on Main are centered for tourists," Handier said. "I wanted to have a gallery more focused on locals. We wanted this to be a destination gallery.'1 While being an art dealer is not his main source of income, it is his passion. For the last 17 years he has owned a successful gallery in Atlanta and always kept an eye open for a similar possibility in Park City. He thought he could duplicate what he developed in Atlanta. "We were very excited about the potential of this place. This is where there would be substantial growth," Handler said. It didn't happen immediately however. Handler admitted that the first year was a struggle. But as he observed further development, more people came to his gallery. "Now there's a reason for people to come," Handler said. "The traffic at Redstone Center has quadrupled since it opened two years ago." He is using the same philosophy in building the Redstone Gallery that proved successful as his gallery in Atlanta. His philosophy is focusing on the local community, while at the same' time providing the finest art. "Our clientele is 60 percent local and 40 percent tourists. On Main Street, their clientele is 90 percent tourists and 10 percent locals." The location and the type of artwork he collects is the reason for the demographics he stated. "Our gallery is created for the local community. It's an eclectic collection of art that everyone will love," Handler said. "We've put a set of art together that is of interest to permanent or semi-permanent residents of Park City." His art is a collection of nationally- and internationally-known artists along with six Utahns, including three Parkites. The artwork, he says, is the type that homeowners and residents will enjoy. "One of the advantages of our gallery is we have three of the most promising artists in the country," Handler said. He is displaying art that increases in value. His goal is to also "bring in local art that people can buy and in five years they will also become nationally prominent." The most promising artists Michael Flohr. 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