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Show Thursday, September 13, 2007 SPRINGVILLE HERALD Museum Continued from page 1 both prominent Russian art scholars and professional profes-sional artists of the former USSR. ; The symposium will begin with a keynote address ad-dress given by Dr. Vern Q. Swanson, director of the museum, and noted author au-thor and expert on art of the Soviet Period, followed by a panel discussion and . break-out sessions on various topics. Museum visitors can expect an unparalleled un-paralleled opportunity to learn from such knowledgeable knowl-edgeable experts, about a topic in art history that has only recently come to the forefront of study. An exhibition of the work of landscape artist and Utah native Douglas Fryer will also opened this week and will run until October Oc-tober 16. Fryer was born in Salt Lake City raised in Illinois and California. He received a BFA in Illustration Illus-tration from BYU in 1988 and an MFA in painting and drawing from BYU in 1995. 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His love of landscapes has its roots in the many beautiful beauti-ful areas of the country in which he has lived, including in-cluding rural Vermont, and most recently, central Utah. This year Fryer entered en-tered two works in the Springville Museum of Art's Spring Salon 2007, which both won Juror's First Place Award. Fryer's Fry-er's works are simple, yet touching images of the places, objects and people he loves. The work of Jeffrey Hein is also on display and will run until October 16. Hein was born in New Windsor, Wind-sor, New York. Though his love of art and determination deter-mination to become an artist art-ist began at the young age of seven, Hein chose not Let the Sunshine in! More, than met : :;!ES aSOLATUBE Daylighting System Professional Installation in about 2 hours SAVE $$ SAVE Energy We do swamp cooler switch-outs! 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Recently, Hein was chosen as a Special Guest Artist at the Springville Museum of Art's Spring Salon 2007, where his work "Twelve Shades" was featured on the cover Springville police report Springville police had 249 calls last week with 47 of those for animal problems. They had seven calls for fraud, six for harrassment and two for runaways. Thefts included digital camera, laptop, watch, firearms fire-arms and skateboard from a storage shed at Sumsion Egg Farm, yard tools from a storage shed, Kenwood subwoof er and amp, ladder from a truck, washer and dryer from an apartment, purse from Wal-Mart, $600 from a home, ladder from a garage, tools from a trailer, redwood from a yard, $400 from a purse, and someone dumped an elk carcass in a dumpster. Jerod Lane Alldredge, 1413 S. 400 East, Springville, Spring-ville, was cited for intoxication. intoxi-cation. Charges have been filed on Renee Mercedes Ayoso, 363 W. 300 South, Springville, for communications communi-cations harrassment. Kassandra Lu Bo'swell, 596 E. 460 North, Maple-ton, Maple-ton, was arrested for an outstanding warrant. A 15-year-old male was referred to Juvenile Court for abuse of a psychotic substance. Zachery Philip Chesnut, 235 E. 100 South, Springville, Spring-ville, was charged with supplying alcohol to a minor. mi-nor. Daniel Lee Curits, 1525 S. 400 East 27, Springville, Spring-ville, was cited for criminal mischief. David James Dickison, : Ouette 25 OFF.iP IIiinterDounlas! of the Spring Salon 2007 catalogue. An exhibition of the work of Bonnie and Denis De-nis Phillips will run at the Springville Museum of Art until October 16. Bonnie and Denis have owned and operated the successful Phillips Gallery Gal-lery in Salt Lake City for over 35 years. Bonnie Bon-nie was born in Salt Lake City and graduated from the University of Utah in 1965 with a BA in political science. While she paints Op art, abstract expressionist expres-sionist and semi-abstract works, she is best known for her intricate geometric geomet-ric designs in watercolor on satin. Recently, Bonnie has begun to create mixed media works using airbrush, air-brush, painting, drawing, collage and handwriting techniques. Her work is represented in the Utah State Collection, the Salt Lake Arts Council and the Springville Museum of Art. Denis Phillips is also an artist. A University of Utah graduate, he paints 129 S. 100 West 3, Springville, Spring-ville, was arrested for three counts of vehicle burglary and two of theft after he was found going through a vehicle. James Fowler, 170 S. Pleasant Grove Blvd, Pleasant Grove, was arrested ar-rested for DUI after a traffic traf-fic accident. 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