Visit the working studios of some
of
the finest artists in Park City. |
| Since the early 1960's, artists the world over have
been coming to Park City. Luckily for us, some of them decided to
stay and open their studios to visitors. This is a unique opportunity
to visit the artist at work, talk to them about what they do, and
why. |
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Bruce Larrabee
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435-649-7757
E-mail Bruce does
a wide variety of hand made pottery in his studio at 110 Park View
Dr. in Summit Park. From dinnerware and vases to lamps, platters
and bowls. All work is high fired porcelain and stoneware, food
safe and highly colorful. Call for an appointment and visit his
studio. |
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Dale Craghead
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435-655-8145
E-mail Dale
creates hand made sculptures using recycled cotton and denim rag
fibers. She casts the paper pulp into original sculptures. The dramatic
aged metal finish is achieved using ground metals and patinas. Signature
embellishments are jewelry-like, using various gemstones, forged
wires and found objects. |
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Dori Pratt
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435-649-3868
E-mail
Dori's jewelry is a combination of traditional silversmithing
and her own artistic interpretations. She uses sterling silver,
brass, copper, and gold as accents and textural interpretations,
Dori also uses lapidary-cut, natural stones as a focal point, specializing
in earrings, pins, rings, and necklaces. |
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James Simister
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435-336-5350
James produces high quality porcelain and stoneware which is mostly
functional, although some of his pieces are one of a kind collectables.
All work is high-fired and safe for food, microwave, oven and dishwasher.
Though James is a little off the beaten path, a visit to his studio
is definitely a treat. |
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Morag Totten
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435-655-7746
E-mail Using
silver wire, stained glass, wood, beads and her creativity, Morag
fashions imaginative sun catchers and Christmas ornaments to decorate
your home. Morag is happy to show you around her studio, so give
her a call and make an appointment to visit her studio. |
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Suz! Mole
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435-655-8481
E-mail Glass artist,
Suz! Mole fuses glass (kiln-fired layers of glass) into vibrant
and hypnotic colors. She carefully chooses each color of glass to
form colorful functional art. From small intricate pieces of jewelry
to large platters.
Fax: 435-655-9697
Cell: 435-640-3110 |
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Alix Railton
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435-640-2984
Happy Dragon Designs
Alix uses semi-precious stones, pearls and sterling silver to
fashion one of a kind jewelry. Her designs for necklaces, bracelets
and earrings are both comfortably familiar and appealingly different.
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Paul Jakubowski
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435-940-9536 Website
Paul can, will and does paint just about anything, any size, anywhere.
As a muralist / illustrator Paul is skilled at meeting the needs
of residential and commercial clients. His talent and rich life
experience is a unique and wonderful service |
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Ron Butkovich
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435-649-4700 1101 Park Ave.
In this local studio gallery, Ron creates original works that
are fun, exciting wearable art from gold, silver, precious and semiprecious
stones. |
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Judy Summer
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435-649-6139 461 Main Street Website
Judy Summer's work covers a broad range of special art. Her limited
edition pieces are made from cement, bronze and hammered copper.
Judy's jewelry and small sculptures are one of a kind pieces using
unusual colored and textured stones played against soft contemporary
shapes in gold and silver. |
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Felix Saez
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801-856-7538 Stone Art Studio
Felix portrays images of wildlife and native American portraits
as paintings or relief carvings on various types of stone. You may
call Felix and arrange to visit his studio or stop by any of these
galleries that carry his work.
The elements
580 Main St., 649-4475
El Paseo Gallery
580 Main St., 645-9070 |
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