Maynard Dixon Country 2010
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Artist Retreats | Special Needs Program
Artist Retreats | Special Needs Program
AUGUST 27-29 2010
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ART SYMPOSIUM
Friday August 27, 3:00 pm Art Symposium: Led by Len Chmiel and Kate Starling at the Maynard Dixon Living History Museum. Among other things the continuing theme of Maynard Dixon Country has been about "Making Art, Not Subjects". Elements of these ideas will certainly continue with their theme: "The Role of the On-The-Spot Painting”.
On Saturday August 28, 2:30 pm a special Symposium with Clyde Aspevig our Guest of Honor will be held at the Valley High School auditorium in Orderville. Clyde will be discussing his inspiration from nature and how it affects his ideas on landscape painting.
Every year in the last full week of August, The Thunderbird Foundation for the Arts hosts Maynard Dixon Country, an art show, gathering and sale of work by thirty-forty of America's premier artists.
On Saturday August 28, 2:30 pm a special Symposium with Clyde Aspevig our Guest of Honor will be held at the Valley High School auditorium in Orderville. Clyde will be discussing his inspiration from nature and how it affects his ideas on landscape painting.
Every year in the last full week of August, The Thunderbird Foundation for the Arts hosts Maynard Dixon Country, an art show, gathering and sale of work by thirty-forty of America's premier artists.
Artist Maynard Dixon treasured the area near Zion National Park, and made some of his most powerful paintings there. Along with his wife, Edith Hamlin, the Dixons hosted many artists at their home and studio in Mt. Carmel. It is in the spirit of Dixon's creative collaboration with his artist contemporaries that Maynard Dixon Country was born.
Maynard Dixon Country artists gather for a week of painting, discussion and celebration of the artistic life. The weekend art show, which is open to the public, features lectures, an art preview, a wet paintings sale, on-site painting demonstrations and a gala awards dinner. All of these events make Maynard Dixon Country much more than an art show; rather, it has become a rare congregation of some of the best talent in the country united in celebration of one of America's most important artists and each other.
Much of the proceeds from art sales at Maynard Dixon Country support the Thunderbird Foundation's projects, including art day camps for people with special needs, the artist retreat program and the emerging artist scholarships, which allow three Utah high school students to join the professionals at Maynard Dixon Country.
Artists seeking inclusion in future Maynard Dixon Country events can make application online. There is a $100. administrative fee for this application.
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Away From the Crowd by John Budicin
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Finery by Bonnie Posselli
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Volcanic Origins by Clyde Aspevig
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Shadowed Arch by Kate Starling
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White Rock Tower by Kraig Kiedrowski
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Sage, Cedar and Sand by George Strickland
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Big Red by John Budicin
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Upper Paria, Escalante by J. Chris Morel
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Spring at Stone's Point by T. Allen Lawson
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Working Late by John Budicin
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Holly's Fig by Carolyn Lord
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High Country by Walt Gonske
Maynard Dixon Country Artist Application
With Artwork By:
- Clyde Aspevig
- John Budicin
- Jill Carver
- G. Russell Case
- Len Chmiel
- Glenn Dean
- Josh Elliott
- Walt Gonske
- Carol Guzman-Aspevig
- Colleen K. Howe
- Kraig Kiedrowski
- Peggi Kroll-Roberts
- T. Allen Lawson
- Jeremy Lipking
- Carolyn Lord
- D. LaRue Mahlke
- J. Chris Morel
- Jim Morgan
- Charles Muench
- Dan Pinkham
- Bonnie Posselli
- Ron Rencher
- Glenn Renell
- Ray Roberts
- Matt Smith
- Kate Starling
- Kathryn Stats
- George Strickland
- Milo "Skip" Whitcomb
- Dan Young
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