Lori Campbell lives in Park City where she creates abstract landscape oil paintings. She moved to Utah from Virginia after a career in Graphic Design and has been painting since 2009.
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Amy Caron is an accomplished athelete and artist. She is based out of Salt Lake, creates video works and is the programmer and coordinator for the Utah Arts Festival's Fear No Film Festival.
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Juliette Caron is a Utah County-based figurative painter. Her work is unique for it's fluidity, bold colors and honest emotion.
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Royden Card is a painter and printmaker who concentrates on southwest scenes.
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Noel Carmack lives in Hyrum and often works from the figure in charcoal and oil. His work reflects religious and spiritual themes.
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| Laurel Casjens of Salt Lake City is a curator and photographer who explores the landscapes of Utah and the world in black and white and color photography.
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Emily Chaney paints contemporary landscapes in oil. Currently she lives in
Park City, Utah. She graduated from the University of Utah in 2002
with a Bachelor of Fine Art
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Wendy Chidester is an award-winning Salt Lake City artist who looks for old, worn objects as inspiration for her still-life paintings. She graduated in 1988 with a BFA from the University of Utah and more recently has been a resident artist at the Helper Workshops in Helper, Utah.
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Bryan Child is an Abstract Impressionist who works with bold colors and brush
strokes. His style is everchanging with each painting.
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Van Chu is a digital photographic artist whose works combine the languages of photography and painting.
He is teaching a photography course at the University of Utah where he is also getting his MFA in Photography/Digital Imaging.
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Nicholas Coleman, of Provo Utah, grew up in the artistic environment of his father, Michael Coleman. He has been painting professionally since 2000, has traveled widely and enjoys depicting scenes of wildlife and the American West.
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Rob Colvin resides in Morgan, Utah. His paintings depict the form, scale and patterns of the land.
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Claudia Coberly is a Park City artist with a MFA from the University of Utah who uses mixed media to create playful and intriguing semi-abstract works.
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Bonnie Conrad is best known for her depictions of western life, contemporary Native American culture and studies of feminine figures, often in flowing dresses and accompanied by flowers or domestic fowl in a rural setting.
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Bonnie Cook paints wildlife and landscapes in acrylics.
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Brandon Cook lives in Ogden where he uses the Utah landscape as a catalyst to explore the technical and visual possibilities of paint.
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| Ginny Coombs is a well-known pastel artist specializing in scenes of children at play and wonderful animals. |
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| Rebecca Cooper has been creating a body of work titled "Portraits of Grief" since losing her younger brother to suicide in 2005. The images range from softly peaceful, to weathered and pained. Cooper has training both in psychology and the visual arts.
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| Patrice Corneli creates small (4x6" to 24x28") works on Arches or Canson paper, torn paper and torn canvas. She combines watercolor, gouache, soft pastel, graphite and conté crayon. Some loosely represent landscapes; others are truly abstract but suggest the natural world.
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| Tyson Crosbie is an award winning fine arts photographer currently working in SLC. His recent art work is finding abstractions and building a personal emotional and visual vocabulary. |
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| Elizabeth Crowder Contemporary
art, oil paintings, silk, canvas, portraits |
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Linda
Curley is from Wallsburg, Utah and paints realist landscapes in oil.
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