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Monday, December 13, 2010

December Events @ St. George Art Museum

www.sgartmuseum.org, museum@sgcity.org
47 East 200 North, St. George, Utah 84770
Phone: 435.627.4525
Hours: Monday-Saturday 10-5
3rd Thursdays 10-9pm with Art Conversations at 7pm
Nominal Admission fees.
PRESS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE USE
For Information Contact: Deborah Reeder

New Exhibits:

October 30, 2010 – January 8, 2011


Main Gallery & Mezzanine Galleries
Beyond the Literal: Lynn Berryhill, Noel Logan, Pearl Meadows, Anne Weiler-Brown

Legacy Gallery
Land Beyond Literal: Royden Card


ART CONVERSATION-12/16

On December 16th Art Conversation at 7pm features Art Historian, Deborah Reeder, Curator of the St. George Art Museum on the early history of abstract and non-representational art. She will be joined by Royden Card who will discuss his exhibit, Land Beyond Literal.

The Legacy Gallery features, Land Beyond Literal, with paintings by Royden Card of Virgin, UT. His best known work consists of recognizable landscape forms remade and recreated into a new abstracted land of vibrant color. Though Card is less well known for his fine series of woodcuts of Zion National Park, in addition to a sequence of paintings that explore architectural doorways with raking angles in rich colors, they are both impressive series of paintings. The Museum is open until 9pm on that evening.



GALLERY WALK ON MAIN-12/10

On December 10th from 6 to 9pm join the throngs of art lovers to enjoy the downtown St. George art scene. The St. George Art Museum is free that evening and is where the tour begins. It is the perfect way to spend a holiday evening in beautiful decorated historic downtown St. George.



ART LIKE AN EGYPTIAN-12/18

Ancient Egypt for elementary school children returns to the St. George Art Museum on December 18th & February 12th, 2011 for $10 per student. From 9:30 to noon grades 1-3; from 1:30 to 4 grades 4-6. Space is very limited.



TWILIGHT TO MIDNIGHT AT THE ST. GEORGE ART MUSEUM- 12/31

Don’t miss visiting the St. George Art Museum with your Twilight button as part of the New Year’s Eve festivities in downtown St. George.

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