Drawing, Sculpture, and Form

Reception: January 9 | 5-7pm

Featuring wooden forms, wax pencil, oil, and acrylic, these artists are excited to showcase their works!

Featured Artists

• David Heskin
• Joe McGrane
• Joshua Graham

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David Heskin is a traditional polymath artist, working in a diverse array of creative mediums over the first 30 years of his career. After decades of oil and egg tempera painting, both self-guided and with specialized instruction, David earned an MA in Traditional Arts from the King’s School of Traditional Arts in London, where his creative direction expanded to include stone and wood carving as taught by the lineage masters he encountered there. David exhibits and teaches courses in advanced painting techniques and sacred geometry, in the US and abroad, and is currently establishing a center for arts and education in Paonia, CO.

Learn more about David and his work: davidheskin.com/traditional-arts

Joe McGrane, of Fort Collins, Colorado, has spent the last 50 years studying landscapes and the processes that create them. As a professional Landscape Architect, university professor, and published illustrator he uses the meditative process of analog drawing to distill complex natural forms into a vocabulary of line, texture, and tone. It is the skillful, incisive, and repetitive mark making of pencil on paper that makes his images special and beautiful.

Learn more about Joe  and his work: www.joemcgrane.com

Joshua Graham is a Salt Lake City based artist, educator, and independent curator. He is best known for his site-specific work and community-based artistic interventions. Artist-in-Residence programs are central to Joshua’s practice and reflect his commitment to an ongoing investigation into the transformative power of art – a collaborative process that illuminates and strengthens connection with the people and environments we interact with. Joshua’s work has been exhibited both nationally and internationally, including solo shows at contemporary art museums as well as permanent installations. He received his formal art training from the Arts Students League of New York, Brigham Young University, and the University of Utah, earning a master’s degree in fine art and community-based art education. He is a professor in the College of Fine Arts at the University of Utah, where he works in both the Department of Art and Art History and the Master’s in Art Teaching Program.

Learn more about Joshua and his work: www.art.utah.edu/faculty-list/joshua-graham