Adam Bateman
Adam Bateman makes large post-minimalist sculptures that explore the relationship between words and what they mean. He uses pasta letters, books, sound.
John Bell
John Bell combines the gestural elements of abstract expressionism with the linear qualities of geometric abstraction, the physicality of large scale modern sculpture, the ideas about space addressed in modern architecture, kinetics, and pop art images.
Sunny Belliston
Sunny Belliston is an assistant professor at BYU who creates both two and three dimensional works that explore the possibilities of abstraction as she responds to the modern landscape.
Melody & Kurt Bellock
Melody & Kurt Bellock The figure and texture of Utah woods inspire Kurt to tell its story in his turnings. Melody then continues their magical transformation by inlaying gems & minerals in carved patterns or natural fissures in the wood.
Court Bennett
Court Bennett says “My mixed-media sculptures stutter-step the uneasy edge between beauty, menace and humor. I apply unconventional materials, rules and reasons, imbuing each with fanciful narrative or quasi-life.”
Marva D.H. Bennett
Marva D.H. Bennett, a professional artist in Utah since 1974, works primarily in stoneware sculpture and pottery,and is represented by Tivoli Gallery in Salt Lake City.
Joe Bennion
Joe Bennion is a potter who lives and works in Spring City, Utah and and owns Horseshoe Mountain Pottery.
Ric Blackerby
Ric Blackerby likes working with metals, transforming something as rigid as steel into something as light and full of life as a dragonfly. He also paints nostalgic bits of childhood with little twists.
Corey Bowman
Corey Bowman works with sculpture and installation. Combining metals such as bronze, steel, and aluminum with other mediums he addresses social problems.
Suzanne Conine
Suzanne Conine Drawn to the red rock country of southern Utah, Suzanne arrived from Alaska in 1973 and never looked back. Love of this landscape inspires her work and teaches her many lessons about beauty, color and the rhythm of form.
Brigitte Delthony
Brigitte Delthony Inspired by prehistoric cultures Brigitte Delthony creates primitive pottery and ceramic sculptures, handbuilt and pitfired.
David Delthony
David Delthony Sculptured Furniture created from laminated wood; organic and ergonomic forms; 2002 Utah Arts Council Fellowship Award & 2005 Individual Artist Grant, Utah Arts Council. 15 bytes article
