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Press Release November 8, 2019 The Southern Utah Art Guild is proud to present its “Gift of Art” holiday art show that will run from November 8 through December 19 in the Red Cliff Gallery. The show features 176 works of art from 56 Southern Utah Artists. The show consists of contemporary art from all mediums including all forms of painting and mixed media, photography, pottery, sculpture and other. The show is open from 10 AM to 5 PM, Monday through Friday. The Red Cliff Gallery is located in the St. George City Commons Building, 220 N 200 E, in St. George. The “Gift of Art” show award winners are: Best of Show – Ken Ragsdale for “Autumn in the Wasatch” – 3D Wood Vase First Place Painting – Mark Gamett for “Winter Willows” – Pastel Second Place Painting – Jenna Lineweaver for “Bloomin’ Cactus” – Oil and Mixed Media Third Place Painting – Mishel Goodrich for “Mr. Goodrich” – Pen and Ink Painting Honorable Mention – Georgia Johnson for “Zion National Park” – Acrylic Painting Honorable Mention – Kimberly Jackson for “Before Paris” – Pastel Painting Honorable Mention – John Mangels for “Pumpkin Spice” – Watercolor Painting Honorable Mention – Cheryl Sachse for “My First Paintbrush” – Watercolor First Place Photography – Craig Stocks for “Primrose Canyon” Second Place Photography – Jo Ann Merrill for “Twice Illuminating” Third Place Photography – Jilene Nielson for “January Morning”
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Page 1: The Gift of Art... · Web viewPress Release November 8, 2019 The Southern Utah Art Guild is proud to present its “Gift of Art” holiday art show that will run from November 8 through

Press Release

November 8, 2019

The Southern Utah Art Guild is proud to present its “Gift of Art” holiday art show that will run from November 8 through December 19 in the Red Cliff Gallery.

The show features 176 works of art from 56 Southern Utah Artists. The show consists of contemporary art from all mediums including all forms of painting and mixed media, photography, pottery, sculpture and other.

The show is open from 10 AM to 5 PM, Monday through Friday.

The Red Cliff Gallery is located in the St. George City Commons Building, 220 N 200 E, in St. George.

The “Gift of Art” show award winners are:

Best of Show – Ken Ragsdale for “Autumn in the Wasatch” – 3D Wood VaseFirst Place Painting – Mark Gamett for “Winter Willows” – PastelSecond Place Painting – Jenna Lineweaver for “Bloomin’ Cactus” – Oil and Mixed MediaThird Place Painting – Mishel Goodrich for “Mr. Goodrich” – Pen and InkPainting Honorable Mention – Georgia Johnson for “Zion National Park” – AcrylicPainting Honorable Mention – Kimberly Jackson for “Before Paris” – Pastel Painting Honorable Mention – John Mangels for “Pumpkin Spice” – Watercolor Painting Honorable Mention – Cheryl Sachse for “My First Paintbrush” – Watercolor First Place Photography – Craig Stocks for “Primrose Canyon” Second Place Photography – Jo Ann Merrill for “Twice Illuminating”Third Place Photography – Jilene Nielson for “January Morning”Photography Honorable Mention – Alicia Lockwood for “Aspen Mirror Lake, UT”Photography Honorable Mention – Chris Kyser for “Buckeye Beauty”First Place 3D – Jerry Anderson for “Jacks Are Wild” – Bronze Second Place 3D – Allan Curtis for “A Mazing Bottle” – CeramicThird Place 3D – Morgan Clements for “Rare Breed” – Resin 3D Honorable Mention – Rebekah Tucker for “Ostrich Egg” – Ink3D Honorable Mention – Emily Martinez for “Just Like Me” – Sculpture The People’s Choice Award from previous art show – Miriam Hansen for “Summer Delight” – Mixed Media

The judges for the show were Susan Bingham and Van Mangus:

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Susan Bingham along with her husband, Paul, is a collector, art dealer, gallery owner, artist and co- founder of the Thunderbird Foundation for the Arts founded in 2001 in order to preserve, restore and place on the National Register of Historic places the home and property of famed American artist Maynard Dixon. The couple have been dealers in Dixon’s work for 40 years working directly with Dixon’s widow Edith Hamlin Dixon. They represent well known American contemporary artists at the Thunderbird Foundation Gallery which is adjacent to the Dixon property in Mt. Carmel, Utah.

Van Mangus currently works in the Art Department at Dixie State University. He is the advisor for the Visual Arts and teaches classes ranging from Introduction to the Arts to Artistic Website Design.  Although he utilizes multiple mediums regarding his art, he specializes in watercolor and ink. He believes that all individuals have the talent to express themselves through creative art forms and cultivates this expression within his art students.

The Southern Utah Art Guild is an organization whose mission is to promote the visual arts and artists in Southern Utah. Go to www.southernutahartguild.com to find out more about the activities of the Southern Utah Art Guild.

The Southern Utah Art Guild’s Red Cliff Gallery show schedule can be found at www.redcliffgallerysuag.com. The Southern Utah Art Guild also operates the Arrowhead Gallery in the Electric Theater Center, located at 68 E Tabernacle in St. George.

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Contact:

Jo Ann MerrillSouthern Utah Art Guild Board Member andChair, SUAG Exhibiting at the Red Cliff [email protected]

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Ken Ragsdale for Best of Show Wood Vase – “Autumn in the Wasatch”