Rio Gallery
Located in the grand lobby of the old Rio Grande Depot, the Rio Gallery was established as a service to Utah artists, providing a free venue for emerging as well as established artists to gather and educate the community through their artwork.
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Exhibition from May 11- June 8, 2012
With the help of her contemporaries, Trent Alvey has curated a show to acknowledge Sisemore's colleagues, friends and protégés. Manyof these artists have works in the State's Fine Art Collection.
Sisemore was a producer of educational films for the Utah State Office of Education for 15 years and received numberous national awards for her work. OVer the past 35 years, she has produced films on a variety of subjects, but her primary interest is in producing independent documentaries recording hte histories of outstanding Utah artists. Sisemore has filmed more than 20 individual artists including LeConte Stewart, Alvin Gittins, Virginia Tanner, MAruice Abravanel, Anton Rasmussen, V. Douglas Snow, Lee Deffebach, George Dibble, Larry Elsner, Connie Borup, Kathryn Stats, Ed Maryon, Bonnie Phillips, Denis Phillips, Kaziah Hancock, Francis Zimbeaux, Ted Wassmer, Randall Lake and Willam Christensen.
Artists participating in the show include Trent Alvey, Karen Andrews, Steve Acerson, Ed Bateman, Angelo Caravaglia, David Chaplin, Darryl Erdmann, John Erickson, Stan Elmer, Steven Fawson, Ann Garrett, Duncan Hilton, Earl Jones, Randall Lake, Layne Meacham, Denis Phllips, Bonnie Phillips, Tony Rasmussen, Bruce Smith, Tony Smith, Lathryn Stats, and Ann Williams. With works by Lee Deffebach, George Dibble, Larry Elsner, Alvin Gittins, Ed Maryon, Don Olsen, Doug Snow and Francis Zimbeaux.
Location & Hours
Rio Grande Depot, 300 South Rio Grande Street
(455 West), Salt Lake City
8 a.m. - 5 p.m., Monday – Friday; Closed Saturday – Sunday
Questions?Contact the Rio Gallery Manager |
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