Park City Professional Artists Association takes a walk 'Into the Woods'
The public is invited to an artist reception on Thursday to celebrate the Park City Professional Artists Association's
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The public is invited to an artist reception on Thursday to celebrate the Park City Professional Artists Association's
Monster Drawing Rally will scare up some funds for the Kimball Art Center and the Arts Council of Park City and Summit County.
The Arts Council of Park City & Summit County’s 2022 Winter Arts Showcase will be held in person this year.
Tanzi Propst/Park Record The COVID-19 pandemic and last year’s social unrest did a number on Park City-based artist Karen Millar Kendall. “You think since we were in COVID lockdown that I would have all of this time to create and do so much work, but my creativity was stifled,” Millar Kendall said. “There was too much noise in my head, and a lot of stress and worry. I found, personally, that I couldn’t get to that creative center of my brain, because there was so much going on.” The artist was able to quell the noise enough last November to begin painting again.