Utah Artists


Absaalooke Princess	Oil painter Bonnie Conrad portrays images of America's western and rural heritage. Her painterly style is enriched by her love for color. She is a Signature Member of Oil Painters of America (OPA) and American Women Artists (AWA) as well as American Plains Artists (APA). Conrad is Utah Native, born and raised in Salt Lake City. However, she feels at home in several of the Western Sates as she has lived on working ranches for several years while raising a family with her ranch manager husband Roger. Painting for me is somewhat of an addiction. I am often referred to as a “painterly” painter and when I get into that mode of freedom…applying the strokes with calculated abandon…I am at the height of my glory! Visit Bonnie Conrad 's page for more information on this fine Utah Artist.
Don't miss the The Art of Topaz: Beauty Inside Barbed Wire at Springville Museum of Art in Springville. During World War II, over 11,000 Japanese Americans were relocated to an internment camp in Topaz, Utah (Millard County). During the three years of the war, the residents of Topaz developed schools, art programs and an insightful and profound cultural life. This exhibit highlights art created by Japanese-American artists at Topaz Internment Camp, as well as a few works inspired by the events at Topaz. Showing July 14 thru September 1.
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