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Show - WASATCH COUNTY. COURIER - ~~ ‘MARCH 7, 2001 if Seo fi & oes oes Ps ' All Aboard th - Time Bandit NICKI CALLAHAN SPECIAL The men who create power eile TO THE The Tfine Taabetcn “These collages | are an expression of my belief in the spirit of history that lives within and COURIER rom Boulder, to Boston to Los” an Angeles indispensable contribution to the nation’s greatness, and now Heber City, Alison Terrell has been sharing her but the men who question power make a contribution just as indispensable, especially when that questioning 16 disinterested, for eo creative side with others for most of her life. around us,” the artist said. “A connection we all have with those who have gone before us and their contributions to our lives.” The Time Traveler is housed in a vintage, stationary, Heber railroad car. With over 3,000 costumes echoing the Victorian and Western Eras, ‘many crafted by Terrell, a person is Terrell trained in music and theater at the prestigious Boston Conservatory determine whether we use power or power uses us. of Music, then moved to Los Angels where she undertook a myriad of artistic endeav“ors from clothing design to studio recording. After the —John F. Kennedy Amherst College, October 26, 1963 | birth of her daughter, WASATCH COUNTY > Terrell wanted to move closer to the ‘mountainous country "Wasatch County’s Source for News she knew as a child. She decided to relo- cate to Utah settling in Heber City. Her expression of artistic choice is now photography with an empha- sis on custom portrai- poe IRE IB Hn Oy ne ee offers Heber residents a WOO past. yar Serevent PR ; Mois At The Time Traveler, this selfAlison Terrell, a selftaught photographer taught photographer connection with the puts her own spin on the artistry. Terrell uses methods of digital altering mad ‘manipulation, such as painting, distressing, and toning to capture a mood or aspect of a personality that may not HOURS OS tie 2 be seen in an everyday situation - Net Ah gpeamagiee tea eT “A moment in time that becomes © permanent and meaningful to the sub- _ject when rendered on film or paper,” Terrell explained. If they want a photo © of themselves looking like they always look “there’s always Sears or Wal- Mart for $5.99.” Terrell employs various papers and inks to achieve a desired aesthetic. Her favorite visual instrument is the digital camera, although she uses 35 millimeter and Polaroid cameras as well. - Murray, UT ‘ (801) 262-4545 + (G00) 725-3741 “Howes Iss cy Bact fe ean a S25 at scene.” “Although I uheteeraph subjects of all kind, I am particularly drawn to por-_ Luckily for Heber | City, Terrell chose photography over music and theater. “I can no longer hit the high ‘C’,” she joked. _ Alison Terrell’s work is on exhibit at the Wasatch County Library until April — 9. The Time Traveler is located at 450 S. 600 W. in Heber City and can be reached at 903-0060. 3 nym NE ONT BaF trait photography,” said Terrell. Collages are another specialty of mood. ST MONE 4595 So, State St. Gk TRG SABE CABS UDA, HE. the perfect attire to specific clandestine AE being artistic”, adding, “I’m not photographing evidence for~ a crime sure to find reflect. that i her alterations as “another way of. - “Self Portrait” by Allison Terrell. MENON High torque at fow mm provides quick acceleration. The world's first Active Head Restraint System” helps prevent whiplash. Performance and safety coexist. in a Saab. EN Can a safe car be fun to drive? PIETER Can a performance car be safe? MEER ‘Digital c cameras are of a professional level now, whereas a few years ago they weren’t,” Terrell said. “Plus the developing is less messy and better on the environment.” When asked whether altering photos somehow jeopardized the integrity of the original image Terrell said that most photographers modify their. photos in the dark room using numerous developing techniques. She sees TOR ASAT INSU SEINE DOR DEP TOE ENE L A IEORET IIET G ED GENTLE NIE I = REA |