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Chris Deverill

Chris Deverill is a sculptor in the lost wax bronze process. One thing all his creations have in common is whimsicality and personality. “My heart is always in the piece, which I believe is why they touch the heart of the observer. I feel that my love of – and life-long proximity to – nature and wilderness, animals in particular, has added to my understanding in creating works that speak to the nature of the creature represented in bronze. I realized quickly that these experiences could not be taught in a studio alone and were more powerfully learned firsthand.”

CAROL BOLD

Carol Bold is a painter and printmaker. While Carol’s main focus has always been in painting, it wasn’t until moving back to the Bay Area after college that she started becoming serious about printmaking as well. When she decided to take a printmaking class through City College in San Francisco, she gained access to a communal printmaking space for emerging and established artists, and became heavily involved with the Fort Mason Printmakers Group.

Carol has exhibited her work in numerous shows and galleries throughout Utah, and has received continued recognition and awards for her work throughout the southwest.

LAURETTE O’NEILL

Laurette O’Neil creates sculptures that you can wear. Clear lines and a seeming simplicity define her jewelry. But in reality, her pieces are anything but simple. They’re a collaboration of minds, cultures and eras that have defined Laurette’s artistry over the past three decades.

The American Southwest gave her the ability to handle gems and minerals. Alaska showed her how to work with fossil an explore the native arts. Berlin taught her how to handle silver and 18-carat gold. Stockholm gave her a lesson in titanium. Poland introduced her to the necessities of good design. “My main objective is to keep the design simple and clean” she says. “My work draws people in because if its pure and idyllic spirit.”