BOUNTIFUL/DAVIS ART CENTER PRESENTS TWO CONCURRENT EXHIBITS FEATURING 3 PROFESSIONAL UTAH ARTISTS AND
"THE STATE STREET PROJECT: A PORTRAIT OF UTAH"

The Bountiful/Davis Art Center is pleased to announce two new exhibits running concurrently at the Center. Starting with an opening reception at 7 pm on Friday, May 23rd and running through June 16th,  2008, both exhibits will be on view in the Center’s 3 galleries.

Utah artists Linnie Brown, Jinny Lee Snow and Olivia Celine Glascock will exhibit up to 20 pieces each.  The works of Brown and Glascock are in mixed-media while Snow works in fabric.

These two shows reflect the creative spectrum of some of the talented artists currently working in the State.This show is a great example of the creative ways artists use a variety of stimulating concepts and materials to express themselves.

Through the work of 8 artists The State Street Project: A Portrait of Utah attempts to present a portrait of the state of Utah at the intersection of historical documentation and personal self-expression. The show is composed of paintings, photos, and mixed-media from artists who applied their personal interpretation, senses and experiences using Highway 89 as representative cross section of the state.

The 8 artists involved in The State Street Project are: Namon Bills, Steven Stradley, Justin Wheatley, Steph Johnsen, Steve Hardman, Sarah Bigelow, Shawn Stradley and Liz Wilson.

The Bountiful/Davis Art Center is honored to bring the work of these talented artists to the community. These works were selected from entries submitted through our annual exhibitions program, and we hope residents will visit the Center to experience these beautiful and thought provoking works of art.

The exhibit will be on display Monday, from 5 to 9 pm, Tuesday through Friday from 10 am to 6 pm, and Saturday from 2 to 5 pm. The Center is closed on Sundays and Holidays.