James Harvey Wilson is a watercolorist (egg tempera) and oil painter of color-impressionist landscape scenes. Olpin’s Artists of Utah (1999) cites exhibition activity in Santa Fe and New York City.

Randi Wagner was active for many years as a painter of colorful abstracts in Utah. In 1997-98 she studied at Marco Polo Art Glass Studio and Gallery in Murano, Italy and then relocated to Santa Fe, New Mexico. When her focus shifted to art glass, painting production diminished.

This individual bronze bee is a study for the artwork located at the City Center TRAX station on the Salt Lake – Sandy light rail line. As part of their project for the station, Sucec and Christensen created and installed 100 bronze bees along the station’s canopy.

 

 

This individual bronze seagull head is a study for the artwork located at the Temple Square TRAX station on the Salt Lake – Sandy light rail line. As part of their project for the station, Sucec and Christensen created a flock of bronze seagulls which are mounted to the top of the canopies.

Bonnie Sucec is one of the most highly regarded modernist artists in Utah. She earned an MFA from the University of Utah, with earlier study at the California College of Arts & Crafts and Brigham Young University. She is also a teacher and arts activist, and she has been selected for several public art commissions in Utah. Sucec is represented by Phillips Gallery, Salt Lake City.

Day Emil Christensen is a sculptor and mixed media artist. He graduated from BYU with a BA in Art and Design and a Master in Landscape Architecture from Harvard Graduate School of Design. In 2008, Christensen was awarded a grant from the Utah Arts Council as part of the Individual Artists Services Grants program.