Thursday Jan 8 6pm. students only
Trevor South Exhibition Discussion
Thomas Kearns McCarthey Gallery
444 Main st. Park City 84060
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Trevor Southey
Thanks to Michael Workman
Not a snow blizzard or a broken foot could keep Michael Workman from blowing our minds with his work and his ideas last Friday evening.
We are extremely honored to work with Mike, and look forward to his Tuesday evening class at the Bridge.

Michael Workman joins the Bridge
This Friday, Dec 19th, Michael Workman will be visiting the Bridge to share his work and experience. All are welcome. There is no charge. It begins promptly at 6pm.
We are particularly excited about the visit because beginning Jan 1st he will be a permanent addition to the Bridge as the new drawing and painting teacher.
148w 600s Provo, Utah

Dan Steinhilber
I had hoped that we could get a sneak peak at the Dan Steinhilber exhibit at BYU MOA for Art analysis this tues. But the exhibit wasn’t quite finished. Jeff Lambson extended a special invitation to the Bridge to attend a soft opening on Fri. the 5th. We will have art analysis Fri. at 6 pm for all those who would like to attend.
For all of you students that thought that I simply didn’t know this artist’s name, we will see who remembers his name next Tues.
The Pardon in Brittany, 1886
Pascal-Adolphe-Jean Dagnan-Bouveret (French, 1852–1929)
Oil on canvas; 45 1/8 x 33 3/8 in. (114.6 x 84.8 cm)
Gift of George F. Baker, 1931 (31.132.34)
The Brittany pardons (pilgrimages), held in small villages throughout this region of France, are yearly religious festivals at which remission of punishment due for sins is granted. Shown departing from a church in procession, the local inhabitants wear the traditional costumes reserved for the event. The almost photographic realism with which the artist has recorded this scene earned him great praise when the work was shown in the Salon of 1887 and at the Paris Exposition Universelle of 1889.
Melissa Peck at the Bridge!
Melissa Peck will be our guest Artist speaker on November 21, 2008 from 6:00pm – 8:00pm.
Melissa attended Utah State in the Fall of 1993. “As long as I can remember I have thought of myself as an artist. I don’t think of it as defining what I do as much as “who” I am. I finally sat down in the fall of 1997 at my tiny drawing table in the solitude of my own room that I discovered my voice as an artist. My favorite quote is by Julia Cameron when she said “Remember by being willing to be a bad artist, you have a chance over time to be an artist, and perhaps, over time, a very good one.”






