THE DSC SEARS ART MUSEUM GALLERY
in the ECCLES FINE ARTS CENTER
2006-2007 Season
Regular Hours: M-F 9am to 5 pm, Sat. 11am to 3 pm
The Masters? Brush
Sept. 8 -Nov. 17
Artist Reception Sept. 8, 7-9 pm
Featuring portraiture, historical subjects, spiritual content and western scenes,
this will be the first time some of these top artists have shown their original
art in southern Utah. Viewers will recognize the work of Greg Olsen, Ben Sowards,
Liz Swindle, Del Parson, Glen Hopkinson, Michael Malm, Sam Lawlor, Kathleen Peterson,
Dan Lewis, David Koch, Greg Thorkleson, Joseph Alleman, Julie Rogers, Leon Parson,
Glen Edwards, Barbara Edwards, A.D. Shaw and Patty Bingham. Masters of their
craft, these artists have inspired viewers nationally and internationally and are
known for their illustration work as well as their fine art.
The Print's in the Paper and Constructive Novels
Dec. 1 - Feb. 1 Artist Reception Dec. 1,
7-9 pm
What is the difference between an original print, a large edition signed and
numbered print, and a giclee? This exhibit will educate and entertain the
viewer. Printmaking encompasses a huge community of art lovers and is making
a come back as art connoisseurs become reacquainted with the talents of printmakers
and the value of owning an original piece of artwork. The artists and acquaintances
of Salt Lake City?s Saltgrass Printmakers and The Southern Utah Walking Lizards
will be featured. The 3D element of the exhibit will feature some of the best
book artists in the region. Are book arts books about art? No, they
are much more than that! Come and be prepared to enjoy this great exhibit!
DSC Sears Dixie Invitational Art Show and Sale
Feb. 17--Mar. 25
Dinner Gala and Pre-sale Feb. 16, 6 pm
Special Hours: M-F 9 am to 5 pm, Sat. 10 am to 5 pm, Sun. 2 to 6 pm
The 19th Annual Robert N. and Peggy Sears Dixie Invitational Art Show and Sale,
opens every year on the Saturday of Presidents? weekend in February. The show
boasts a variety of representational art including landscape, portrait, western,
and impressionistic pieces. Each year new artists are invited to submit images of
their artwork for consideration of an invitation to participate. Upon acceptance
to the show, each artist is invited to submit two original, recent pieces of artwork.
The show and sale has a huge history of success. Many emerging artists
find their way to the top as art collectors and investors discover their talents.
Recognized artists continue to participate as patrons vie for their artwork
each year. This is the show not to miss.
DSC Showcase
April 5-May 4
Artist Reception Apr. 6, 7-9 pm
The Art Department of Dixie State College holds its annual exhibit to ?showcase?
the year?s work of the finest students as well as the work of alumni and faculty.
The art students experience the benefits of learning to present themselves
and their artwork in a professional manner and to improve their portfolios. It
also provides DSC art professors and alumni an opportunity to show-off the work
they have accomplished throughout the year. The Showcase is looking
forward to a future time when it will highlight senior portfolios as graduates leave
DSC with a 4-year degree in visual art. This exhibit is always a favorite.
Max Bunnell -Retrospect of an Artful Life
May 25-Aug 25
Artist Reception May 25, 7-9 pm
Max Bunnell, is an accomplished
water and oil painter and excellent sketch draftsman, but he is much more than that.
Max has been a beloved teacher for 51 years, sharing his talents with eager
students?many of whom have become renowned artists themselves. Many times, Max anonymously
provided funds to help students go on art trips, buy art supplies, and to continue
their education. He has been the instrumental force in Moapa Valley in bringing
the arts to that community and building a prestigious art collection there. The
DSC Sears Invitational Show and Sale began because Max had created one of the most
successful shows in the region; but, most of all his kind and generous persona is
reflected in the content of his artwork and it is that same artful spirit that we
honor in him.
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