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Show if e- -v '?- - u'L t- 4x, i ' A, 0v 4J$ J ' 9 - vt - w 4k'riit The Salt Lake TriSmiie, Sunday, Jofv 27, 1373 E I tvih 3 , u1 avne; -- Snowbirds pleasant place for U. exhibition canyon through a series of By George Dibble Snowbird kwini "a propitious place for the perform ing pr arts --STmusic, painting, or ct,ra!TUCS if whatever, for its magnanimous scale. Mountains can he only sobering forms, pa- rticularly when experi-'- $ enced from a deep profile Mr. Dibble that grants breathtaking vistas of crag and rocky slopes shedding the late July snow like folds of linsey woolsy Wt.Uwi; rf i" ; V.t t i 1 i ?L v . Ce r w fc Regular slashes of white mark the furious energy of seasonal waterfalls through the deep green pile down the er.tire length of a canyon that lies unreaiiitically like a huge straight channel to the v alley below Snowbird's facilities have 1 een designed to lift the visitor from the floor of the , f' 'ft V 'A5v'iVVS? r v4 " iy1 Jx- tjNJ 4 - V e tern T,, Snowbird exhibition includes Drawing No. 103, 107 1 a pastel by Cal- - f. ifornia artist Roy De Forest. will hang through Aug. vtj 10. intriguing levels to the magnificent view at the top of the center something akin to the experience of a city dude probing the ladders of his first rural hay loft. Sheer Trauma There are momentary pauses with intimate concrete and wood eeposures that preserve a complacent scale but inevitably one comes to grips wuh the sheer trauma of sue, weight and perspective beneath swiftly ascending slopes that reach lip to prop the few clouds needed to roof over the chasm. When the lid w on. a soft studio light emphasizes the richness of tree mas-.eand rock forms that balance like sculptured works high on the rim from the deck m sun ur cloud the tones of a musical instrument move upward and s outward with strange preeminence A discuss'on or a seminar proceeds on a similar note. It's the change Seventh annual Faire opens at Capitol Saturday T H , v wfo. a t i Yl. , s &S&; a.;YFv. U.5 4-- ' jz , 4 4 M ' Y r. se Art Guild, will be held Saturday from 11 a m. to 8 p m and Aug 3 from 11 a m. to 5 p m This year spectators will art exhibits, craft view fv t ' V-yg --- , I .V.:YY x expected to attend the Seventh Annual Art Faire on the Stale Capitol Plaza Saturday and Aug. 3 The event, sponsored by the Salt Lake ' Y JT i TtetkUr - h'JS de- monstrations, entertainment including a German band and puppet shows Food booths will also be offered as will an artistic program for children to experience art and participate m creative activities. The free faire, held on the state capitol grounds for the year m a row, will feature pottery, weaving, wood carving, macrame, second ft 'n Alrf ? f Irm.im m ' j4-,- d &? - Y, k jr Potter Jim Stewart gives lesson to Liz Miller, 5, while Reed Beveridge, 11, left, and Jimmy Stewart, . . ev 7Trr7?W;;Trf y--W-- a - toy s .- V v&tf 3, look on. Mr. Stewart &jh. will demonstrate his craft at the Seventh Annual Art Faire Saturday and Aug. 3. and jewelry making Deadline for artists wishing to participate in the event is Monday. Those in- terested should contact the Salt Lake Art Center, 54 Finch Ln. (1340 East). The festival is not juried and demonstrations are encouraged. They left the grapefruit groves to paint landscapes chosen as home base hen he moved to FloriKi.ight da 'ii l'd-- i to work in the c itrus With a 10 pmnl MIAMI groves Then education was set and an inclination to' as seasonal as the grapefi uit find something more mteri t crop mg than a life pu king fruit No Training George and Kills Buckner worked their way out of ilie Today, Florida landscape's citrus pimes and into the by the Buckner brothers, who i anks of Floi ida's more notahave never hdd any formal ble landscape artists training m art. hang in the s the Florida To appicc late what they governor oiiiee, Court building, Supreme i it have accomplished, banks public institutions and necessary to go buck It) pi n ate collections throughyears George, the older ol out the state. Smith cnvspyHrs Writer Bv Griffin Ijilier had w - -- had hrothets. the gained Mime renown as a bass player m local clubs and dreamed of touuiig the circuit Kills was a .sometimes singer handyman and fruit picker Neither had finished high si bool with the steady in in demand for their wmk. George and Ellis Buck nor have recently opened a gallery studio on the highw ay m South Dude, ironically And u ease Let ing idea had $1U so I brought my baby brother a paint set so he could become an ar- George explain the Fills was working groves with Daddy I was playing in a band and making fair money. There was an artist named Harold Newton who used to come to the groves in the vvinteitnnc and paint 1 .earning Process tist " Path men acknowledged an oarly mutual ck pendent e and philosophized about the learning j roc ess ibelore developing individual styles, they winked together on the same canvasi. 'You learn froii every IhkIv." Fibs "whether thev know an thing about painting in not." One of tile dealers in Miami told us about clouds," George said "Our clouds One day Fibs was clowning around and went up to him and asked what he got for a picture Newton told him he got '31. and Fibs told it to Daddy Daddy said. It sure does beat picking fruit And that's how we got the X? - ;:.A . . rPMA" ' WV,9A4 ' I from fanniiar suuiMis and usual concerns more than uniqueness and novelty. The mood seems to foster ideas maybe a recklesi ness bom of the altitude (more than a mile and a half abov e sea level). away like to recall tutoring a painting class on the rim of Cedar Breaks. A whole panorama of creation sweeps down from a loft pinnacle that is welded to the sun by day. At night the stars hang like giant moths to be harvested like an inverted garden of daisies with sweeps of a hat or bv a handful. The sense of scale is important but advantages impend mostly in its other worldliness The immediate look at the Grand Canyon is traumatic frustrating So m a measure are Zion and Bryce Canyons, but the Cedar City env irons as in the Cottonwood Canyons seems enough of the familiar to be immediately useful from an emotionally creative point of Beanie Backus brought orange skies to our notice. They were the first we ever saw. His Everglades paintings were the first good pictures we ever saw, too ' We found out about dark colors rec ceding and light colors coming forward by making mistakes While we weie making those mistakes, we also found out we had to let the paint dry before we began the next stage " A 4 - ' v f ... ? : j TT Y fcz Vvet .v'-- 'a -- 4 ! - . 4 -v-- " (.V n . - . --- .I aim COf Putt Atnvm GaHtry, :ai.i:jnak 709 E Sfb bv Marv Van Floor Gaiter?, library, t kinke tbrcH0b July, Thrd m by Lwardtemovttwoub Juv pnoiew I ibro'VbiXMTk. 750 Jottor Eectt Community Commotion cm Avo Ogam 37 houi OMftibit ttvoug Juv daily 9am to 5 p tr , Sotwart 1 5 p m , cKad Saturday. Sivrvr ArtN A CrtH Pdf. 75 donwm.tra toaar turn and original art Sunday Holt in ftte WsM Ooiterv, 4 W 2nd Sou.h. bv Jm oil bv Grow Abbot watartoicr Art Ctntar SratewKja Dn V.asv Frd lavior tuwolry by SncHor, Corot font by Bint tettprv bv John Sbmt Bird ond maraurtrv by tkim RoborKon tO 4 m to 4 P m oacapt tbt ovgh Jutv Hour Croi dtamg MiAnn W Sunday briuAam Younf bhuvortity. Provo $cwi4 dsama Galtery, Ham Fine Ari Aug 15 Hour by Haan Haltern throw n to Sp daily 8am Snowbird, Lttttt Cottonwood Can von, CliN lodge, pbcrtOMrayhy bv T Dornov Pornn hours forwvai Room, ttwnuob July rontamporary Californio Artist fchibfion. daily W p m Moor ttiroogn Aug t IToE athsoobt, $prtnvi(te Muawnot Art woVrcolor bv Dr Sutft Hormtl irwn'rv bv D hMvw Hnmar H CiorK oottorv by Ma tv owcrct Monthrough Aug 10 Hour da wanvanrt f5 p m days io a m to 5 p Thro GaoiM Oattery 400 N Man Pan Lte B hichrr and artit and bv Utah item 9 da iv oscopt Tuusdav Hour ich on yy bnfc.rafted (raftsman amtonm oalnt.mw tv Hair Dutn saman and tucHte MtKonte lorrain Sunday oktapt Hour daily t though Augu-11 South E 9t0amto0prh eamtmg Par Var ct XM" dn Stuiw. Arl,.i. , Brvgham dry nd pruts bv Coiiam Kuipu.fbv and otM.o(pr.. ,c d.y V Art an Hu " Murrw uud" Kiv , s Ia , u- 'OS-.- The University of Utah Museum of Fine Arts and the Division of Continuing Education m connection with the summer ari workshop, is offering an exhibition program at Snowbird A selective group of paintings representing artists of California, brought together by Henry Hopkins, director of the San Francisco Museum of Art, is currently being shown Mr Hopkins, guest curator, will present a lecture and discussion Aug 8 at 5 p m. tV'. i Yf -- 4. "s .' Dump Trucks 1973," watercolor by Marianne Bowers, hangs at the Snowbird Peruvian Room. the fiberglass and epoxy Berkeley Series." Painterly adjuncts serve to reinforce a metallic notion A sandy beach prov ides the focus for Paul Staiger's photo-realist evocative Nailed Ends Cast shadows play with excised edge, fiat graphite surfaces and the grommeted and nailed ends of strip paper dev eloped by Laura Russell. Characteristic pieces by Tom Holland is the layered arrangement of plastic strips Sierra Cn,p.-,a- n N frly f ' F(K5u, Udoo Nosed. macriTO T yn C July o am Murray Man 5M1 City Sixhrca4 CMI tMQ ov Cora Monger through ? 5 fcaunhtut Ar1i Crmor, and Bouiitifiil V da 4 5 0 m Iv ft p m jrddv At- 1 State Airwt CaMry Rrnfal Aug ;st Hnu S,uu dav i0 e m to thxiAi S sd bv Gattery. 103 N Mam 6 Anderson G Cutler yw X Ffr. B Brj, ceramic by4t I Arvfresnn, through utv Enynart D Haoernorn, dativ 14 pm; Saturday noon to 4 closed Suodav. Hour p m , C'v rt OUd l paduai19 Slwtdrt Hour CxlnSdicm tdrouqn SfP a m to4o m bv Ed art South attenr, 44 ?nd FWtKp Fran-Marynn Margaret Davet John Haa Tomlinson Ron through limheaux and $ P m to a 10 Oaitv Hour uv Saturday U a m to J p m , closed Sunoay. Carrvaoa HnuM, 4P9 E South Tympte exhibit throuot Assaoated Utah Artist' to 3 P m , noted daily jui Hour weekend Utah Mutaum H Fine Art, University Utah Pamhng and Sfulptura and Utah leC(?rte Stewart Retiosnectivt both itvough 7 daily 10 a m to $ P.m , Hour Auo Sd Dwarmwnl GCWrv Aavfc d v6 9am weekends 2 4pm liirary, Jt97 E HMh South Childrens A1 Workshop through July lib rary hour PhrpMua'J Gakterv, 19S4 E 2?th South on by Anne Smith and Mary Jo Burn through Hour fatly ascent Sunday and August Miwtev pm bama Aanh, 13 S Man kav t tie oh, Ov Dirk Dougitt through July ompiar soentor) hy Kavsvtlte C v Asn Hour lam daily Reg. $110.25 toSom 5T1 S Main art by Ken Ccteman. John Myruo BtH Mmrren through August Hour deny except Sunday and Monday 10 a.m to S 30pm Open Goeli Baorttena. IDTTnd Ave print and etchings bv Maureen O Mara Ore through p m , 2 dnlv noon to Hour Aug Saturday 10 a m to 4 p m , closed Sundays tdiiMi Strgal Gaitery. 231 Ediwn St , Meek fhroAh July teiotwatm b A or Ov Hour daily 9am Michael Baxter Det Hill Now SS3.95 The perfect balance of charm and function. Glass globes are gracefully suspended to give maximum, shadowless light. Available In orange and white, yellow and white, green and white, and blue and white . . . just one of the 2001 di ferent bright ideas at City Electric. Oaitenr, Tivoit Va.t exhibit 04 0 m iffOd v Et, Fartpgg testagrant, 417 Ird phLtograrh bv 5ean ana wetercoKzr by carry Umherg throuwn iatkempaf Restaur aui hour Utah Utvrty. LmvSal onIthrary and Galwry onotcjrapfH by Vidor 3ny I Warren through July Soui m o p am U N Jrd HfcMHHCHNHV CN La Salt Lake' 0a rtum i inHc thioizun WarnoSc'ixfavi It a m - and (xvi,it Ju'v t opm tr by Mery C'Hy R Aida. Ti'iav Square art bv CMk lanuy dsrnarn tf.iuih July Slorthcur. xSi,x V.3KNrywi ... 1 Cnen WMtmora . The second Children's Art Workshop begins Aug 4 at Whitmore Library, 2197 E. 70th South. The class is co- sponsored by the University . of Utah Division of Continu1'1; Santa Cruz." The sense of ing Education and techniques, , loneliness in a crowd, flat in various crafts will he.L h"" perspectiv e in the sea and the taught . . . surreal foglike sky offers a and Paintings prints by'''1 sense of mystery. Colleen L. Parker, ceramics-- ' Surface qualities are curi- and sculpures by Arlyne MiL, ous in Crcgg Renfrew's lamiligan Stump and photographs nated strips. Jim Torlakson's taken by members of tht chaste rendering of an old Ogden Camera Club will be car invests the astute render- on exhibit through Aug. 27 at the Brigham City Museum- ing with humor. Gallery, 24 N. 3rd West. The Marianne Boers deft manartists will be honored at a of is watercolor agement somewhat amazing. Not so reception Saturday from 6 to much in the superb technical 8 p.m. tirtetrom I Shimmm, D Snow R Van Wagoner gappir bv F Hunger, pnt bv uniwsm . library via to begin Aug. 4 G I , Art miniature: Moab, C Snow, Robert Hudson's painting on cotton batting with cub-stistairway and organic config-.,,- , urations and a facile work by William Dixon are included m a group that should draw . viewers at both sites. nition. visual H control of the medium as in the fascination that equals 3 1 child's feeling for a basket of j brightly colored toys. llbli Tennis shoes, mountain peaks and clouds enter intoo the nature of a delightful piece bv William Allen that features simple land, air and water. Sam Richardsons in The resort offers a pleasant setting for the show which represents three groups of those having gained artists national or international a second prominence group beginning to receive recognition and a third, which m the judgment of the curator, presents a promising bid for outstanding recog- promise. v-- Yt iY The exhibit will subsequently be installed in the U of U Museum where it may be seen from Aug. 17 to Sept. 7. What appears to be a candid section of a razed wall, orderly in its array of lath and pldster and pdinterly fragments is actually molded in latex on cloth. The large work by David Jones sur- V i t&s.'efe g nriiti4 fc2 i ; rY sY'Y V' o$pm Vlf ' 1 m ,0. aulnlP m o 10 a a, no! Caltav, Cddaownud Wsil oalntlnatlw V! V , VraiHW daily ww., hv Van.y (nn.1,1 Garyyn.m Hirrw rw" exwol Sunday Tha Nour. Lm linpn l Jaiihouw pamtirvq ' I near the heart of the fruit clul industry wich provided their Thev were two of livelihood. dien living m the Giffoid early w hit h their How did they begin paint c i o Rcji h urea Lk4 1,1 J'py fj 11 Valf Sov.n - tY Us of hv view. tural notions . ?Y I prises with discovery that the cool, rubbery illusion provides none of the usudl tex- looked1 hdrd and she said we should fedther them into the haikground of the sky instead of leaving edges 4 srs Selective Group More than 5,000 persons are -V ,t :250 So. PzUun Orenrr 1091 So, Su te St. St, |
