Today, it’s easy for even the average, low-tech, untrained person to take a nice photograph. With a point-and-shoot digital camera. With a telephone. With an iPad. So, why in the world would professional photographers approach their art in the most challenging ways – using ancient technology, handling stinky chemicals, and working with homemade or bulky...
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The Rural Landscape According to Ron Russon
Sue Martin talks with Ron Russon about his process on the occasion of his exhibit at Gallery MAR in Park City.
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Some Like It Hot: Working with Encaustic
Sue Martin talks with three Utah artists working in encaustic in the June edition of 15 Bytes.
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Anthony Granato
In this month’s edition of 15 Bytes Sue Martin takes us into the working process of Anthony Granato, who is showing this month at the Utah Arts Alliance. READ the story here. COMMENT below.
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Mural Art
“Ever wonder how artists work on giant “canvases,” like the sides of buildings, whole rooms, or gymnasiums? Start to finish, it’s a process that not only involves art, but also fundraising, negotiations, diplomacy, and problem solving. This I learned from Kim Martinez, who teaches a course in mural painting at the University of Utah, and...
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