FAIRVIEW—To kick off Pioneer Days, the Fairview Museum is hosting its fourth annual “Utah’s Beauty and Heritage Artwalk.”
According to Donna Seager, museum spokesperson, the event will begin with a reception and red carpet ribbon cutting on Friday, July 23 from 3-5 p.m. The Artwalk will be on exhibit until Saturday, Aug. 7.
Artists are allowed to show up to two art pieces per category (no larger than 24” x 30” including frame) and they must include a wire for hanging, Seager said. Art must represent an authentic Utah landmark, scene, historical place, thing or person.
Cash awards will be awarded for first and second place; ribbons will given for honorable mention. There are three categories: acrylic/oil, watercolor and photography. Because many children attend, art submitted needs to be family friendly, Seager said.
Registration will be at the Fairview Museum, 85 N. 100 East, between noon and 4 p.m. on Saturday, July 17 and Monday, July 19. There is an entrance fee of $5 per piece.
Artists will be allowed to list their artwork for sale, Seager said. For questions or to reserve space, call Donna Seager at 801-699-6872.
