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2023 Dates:
May 13, June 10, September 9, October 14, & November 11
September art Walk
Saturday, Sept 9, 2023
Jess is a part-time artist living full-time in Moab. For the past few years she's been working on developing cheap, accessible methods for at-home intaglio printmaking with DIY art supplies and tools made from reclaimed and recycled materials. She's currently exploring the textures and layers of our local landscape through plein air and printmaking with the community artist in the parks program.
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Joanne Savoie
Nancye Culbreath
Guest Artist Nancye Culbreath, a Monticello resident, will display small oil landscapes for the month of September. Her clear complimentary colors, bold shapes, and spontaneous brushstrokes make the mountains, canyon walls and buttes come to life in her paintings.
Long time Moab resident Joanne Savoie, our Featured Artist, will show new ceramic pieces she calls 'coiled rock pots' inspired by lines of landscape and geologic imaginings. Join us in celebrating two very different but talented artists
Tom Till began his landscape photography career in Moab in 1975. He pioneered some of the Southwest’s most iconic photo locations with his 4x5 large format camera. In addition to his vast experience in the Four Corners region, Tom has photographed in over 120 countries around the world. He continues to reside in Moab where he has a gallery on Main Street and a private photography tour business. This year is the 25th
anniversary of the gallery. To
celebrate, we will be holding a
three hour super sale during each
Art Walk as well as a raffle.
Join us for a fabulous evening!
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Renee Reizman
Arch Enemies: Mayhem in Moab
Inspired by true crime procedurals and podcasts,
these portraits of the Canyonlands Solid Waste
Authority staff recast sanitation workers as detectives.
Reizman's photos illuminate the valuable community
service these community members contribute to Moab
by keeping streets clean, helping police officers track
down evidence, and eliminating dangerous fire hazards
from our environment. The project also imagines an
alternate system of law enforcement. With unlimited
access to the waste stream, unarmed
sanitation workers could be trained in forensic science to help solve crime.
Renee Reizman participated in the Moab Arts Reuse Residency program in August, read her full bio and learn more about her project here.
June Art Walk
Saturday, june 10, 2023
Tom Till began his landscape photography career in Moab in 1975. He pioneered some of the Southwest’s most iconic photo locations with his 4x5 large format camera. In addition to his vast experience in the Four Corners region, Tom has photographed in over 120 countries around the world. He continues to reside in Moab where he has a gallery on Main Street and a private photography tour business. This year is the 25th anniversary of the gallery. To celebrate, we will be holding a three hour super sale during each Art Walk as well as a raffle. Join us for a fabulous evening!
Samantha Metzner
Inspired by the environment & ecology around them, Holls Walck delves into connections rooted within the natural world.
The Moab-based illustrator’s work is fueled by wilderness & isolation. Originally a northeast transplant, Walck relocated to the West to focus on artistic exploration.
Focusing on elements such hydrology, selenography, desert textures, native flora & fauna, Walck’s illustrations are a personal reflection of their experiences & relationships with the sacredness of the
natural spaces they
encounter & dwell.
Acrylic paintings and linocut prints by gallery member Deborah McDermott inspired by colorful and complex micro inhabitants living on sandstone: Lichens.
Whit Richardson, Guest Artist, captures light, weather, and seasons in his landscape photography. Known also for his real estate and magazine photos, Whit shows his artistic work, born of his outdoor adventures, during the month of June.
Deborah McDermot
Whit Richardson
Sam is an artist and fine art photographer currently based in Moab, UT. She specializes in historic and alternative printing processes as well as portraits and is adept at working across photographic mediums, including film and digital.
Sam received her Bachelors of Art in Photography from Guilford College in 2015 and in 2022 she was featured as the Community Artist in the Parks with the Southeast Utah group of parks including Arches National Park, Canyonlands National Park, Hovenweep, and Natural Bridges National Monument. She is the second photographer to ever be selected.
You can find more of her work locally at Moab Made and Back of Beyond Books. Sam is also an RYT-500 and teaches at various location around town including Desert Power Yoga and Grand County High School.
About the Show, from Sam "This collection of photographs seeks to explore connection with place and what it means to develop a sense of place. Through showcasing various portraits within the landscapes of southeastern Utah, I am to illustrate the emotive qualities of place and what it means to be immersed within a landscape that creates and sustains solace, a broader connection with the land and ecosystems, and a sense of awe."
