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Show The Park Record Wed/Thurs/Fri, July 6-8, 2016 Continued From C-1 Art show will open Friday year and reached new homeowners in Hideout Canyon and Tuhaye and they showed up in big numbers because they had a lot of empty walls to fill up,” Hunter said. “I think they appreciated the local art -- the nature photography, Western art.” “It was so popular that last year, when we opened on Saturday, people were already waiting in line to get in,” Pick said. Some of the artists sold more during that show than at other big local art events, Hunter said. “It was so successful that we had artists who approached us and wanted to sign up as soon as last year’s show ended to do this year,” she said. There were so many interested artists that the Park City Summit County Arts Council had to jury this year’s exhibit. “In selecting the artists, we had to maintain a balance between the art forms,” Hunter explained. “We have painting, photography, jewelry and it was a natural flow for us to find fiber artists, pottery and ceramics.” Like last year, the layout will allow each artist a 10 foot by 10 foot space for their booths, according to Pick. “We have some panels that we can help the artists with, but they will bring their own displays,” he said. The panels that will be used for paintings and other larger works will create a perimeter, Hunter said. “We’ll then have a row of 10 booths down the middle, with five on either side,” she said. “Since it worked well that way last year, we decided to do it again.” The core reason the Park City Summit County Arts Council presents the show is to give local artists opportunities to show and sell their works. “When we started the Eastern Summit County Initiative 21 C-5 PUZZLE ANSWERS FROM PAGE C-4 COURTESY OF MIKE HAYS Mike Hays’s ceramics will also be among the fine art that will show at the Summit Arts exhibit this weekend at the Red Barn in Oakley. SUMMIT ARTS SHOW PARTICIPANTS • Artique, arts and crafts • Erica Brunelle, jewelry • Judy Calhoun, paintings • Kathy Cartier, fiber art • David Cornwell, clay and stonework • Robin Cornwell, painting • Nan Gray, watercolors • Jeanne Hansen, painting • Mike Hays, pottery • Corinne Humphrey, books and painting We want to show the incredible talent in the county and encourage artists to participate...” Kathy Hunter Executive director of the Park City Summit County Arts Council by working with representatives of the towns in the eastern part of the county in 2006, we asked what they wanted and the main reply was more opportunities for artists,” Hunter said. “So, from the beginning, we wanted to present these artists who might not be represented in art galleries in Park City or who may not feel comfortable in participating • KEGK, jewelry and pottery • Tamara Lindsay, painting • Fred Montague, pencils, photography and books • Leslie Moss, jewelry • Mary Perry, painting and photography • Richard Pick, photography • Dori Pratt, jewelry and painting • Bill Silliman, photography • Michael Smith, painting • Judy Summer, polymer clay in other art shows and festivals. “We want to show the incredible talent in the county and encourage artists to participate,” she said. “Every year, it’s been that way. So, the growth we’ve seen is the number of artists who want to participate. And we’ve seen their confidence grow.” The benefits include seeing artists who participated in the Summit Arts show register for booths at the Park Silly Sunday Market and the Park City Kimball Arts Festival. “This is like a launching pad for many artists,” Hunter said. The Park City Summit County Arts Council will host Summit Arts at the Red Barn, 4300 S.R. 32 in Oakley, on Friday, July 8, from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. and on Saturday, July 9, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The event is free and open to the public. For more information visit www.pcscarts.org. UNIQUE BOUTIQUES! Look who's under the Redstone arch... All About Socks Inwest Title Service Safonova Alpine Apothecary J.W. 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