Arts To Zion Directory

Local artist specializing in abstract on canvas. Also available: landscape and portrait and some graphic design. Please see website.

I am a natural light lifestyle and landscape photographer. I "shoot" people and RUST. I build reclaimed wood frames & print photo's on glossy metal. I print & sell a yearly calendar of rusty trucks & tractors called RUSTY GOODNESS. ENJOY!

Mary Grow works in her studios doing watercolor, mixed media.and oil She loves doing plein air painting. She has won many awards and exhibits her work in many areas including CA, UT, and AZ. She teaches workshops and classes. Landscape is her fav.

We are a Pioneer Museum with a collection of photos, artifacts and written histories of the early Washington County settlers dating from 1853 to 1900.  Our organization, Daughters of Utah Pioneers, support the museum by volunteering to serve as Docents and with financial support.  All of our staff and Board are volunteers.  We are open from 10 AM to 5 PM daily except Wednesday and Sunday.  Our hours for December are 11 AM to 3 PM.  Closed Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day and New Years Day.

I like to brush life into the scenes that I paint. I like my art to feel calm, cheerful, nostalgic and reminiscent of experiences with my friends and children. In addition to people, I like to paint my favorite places in Southern Utah: playgrounds and parks, open spaces in the desert or mountains, historical sites, and cozy cottages in tiny towns. When I travel, which is not often, small vignettes of those experiences show up on my canvas as well. I like to paint with oil, acrylic, and watercolor. My second favorite thing to do is crochet. I like to do blankets, toys and whatever strikes my fancy. Occasionally, I work with felt, embroidery floss and fabric as well.

We create unique stained glass and kiln formed glass pieces using a variety of techniques, color combinations, patterns and textures.

Professional artist.

I have been interested in Art and the Art Culture my entire life. I began drawing at a very young age and have continued to emerge and grow throughout the years. I am fascinated by many different types of mediums but, my passion is ink. The beautiful lines and details that can be achieved with such precision and accuracy speak to me.

The Red Cliff Gallery features artist members of the non-profit organization, the Southern Utah Art Guild.

Roland Lee has become nationally known for his transparent watercolors of the southwest landscape, the pioneer west, and rural European scenes. A signature member of the National Watercolor Society, he devotes full-time to painting from his studio in the historic district of St. George, Utah.

Ron Woodbury Studios offers a variety of abstract art created in acrylic and mixed media.

With over 300 animals on display you will traverse the wildlife habitat of the Savannahs of Africa, the forests and jungles of South America, under the mountains and through the nocturnal scene of Asia and into North America. This 33,000 square feet of all-natural habitat is unparalleled in its scope.

Sandra is a weaver doing her own works. She also facilitates the St. George Weaving Studio where weavers from throughout the area come to create their own projects, work on specific styles, techniques or ideas in a creative teaching environment.

landscape oil paint

“Mother Nature is the true artist. All I can do is capture Her beauty with my camera in person and in my studio.”

The Southern Utah Art Guild (SUAG) is a non-profit that promotes the growth and development of the visual arts throughout Southern Utah by providing opportunities, education, and support for members including individuals, patrons, and organizations.

The leading Museum in the St. George area features fine exhibits of many cultures and times, as well as the work of local and regional artists.