From Deseret News archives:
Showing at local galleries
Williams Fine Art* (200 E. South Temple, Suite 100, 534-0331) Specializing in early Utah artists: John Hafen, Lee Greene Richards, LeConte Stewart and more, including contemporary painters.
OUTSIDE SALT LAKE CITY
Apple Frame Gallery (70 N. Main, Bountiful, 298-1227) "Pioneer Show," featuring local gallery artists, through Saturday.
Art Around the Corner (Main Street and St. George Boulevard, St. George, 435-673-5595) Twenty new works of sculpture by Utah's leading sculptors will be unveiled and remain on display through March 2008.
Art Cottage (26 W. Tabernacle, St. George, 435-668-5154) Artwork by Annette Everett, featuring sculpture, oil, pastel and watercolor.
Braithwaite Fine Arts Gallery (Braithwaite Liberal Arts Center, Southern Utah University, Cedar City, 435-586-5432) "Setting the Stage," featuring props and scenery from previous Shakespearian Festival seasons, through Aug. 25.
Canyon Gallery (265 S. Mountain Road, Fruit Heights, 801-544-4262) Art by Ken Corbett, Linda Curley, David Jackson, Colleen Howe, Sandra Rast.
Center for Creative Photography (University of Arizona, 520-621-7968) "Ralph Gibson and Lustrum Press, 1970-1985" through Sept. 30.
Coda Gallery (804 Main, Park City, 435-655-3803) Contemporary landscapes by Aaron Fritz through August.
College of Eastern Utah, Prehistoric Museum Art Gallery (155 E. Main, Price) "Art in F#," featuring watercolors by Pam Sharp and sculptures by Karen Jobe Templeton through August.
Coleman Studios (117 N. University, 225-5766) Works by Michael Coleman and other local artists.
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- 2 citations issued at Y.-U. game
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917 - Cougars beat Utes in overtime
483 - Hall reprimanded by MWC
406 - Max Hall issues apology
393 - Hall's pain reflects self-betrayal
360 - Utes won't respond to Hall
278 - Why is Y. ignoring spew of hatred?
261 - BYU says Hall incident resolved
245 - 2 citations issued at Y.-U. game
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