Up Next: The Kimball Arts Center, Park City

From June 5 to August 8 my work will be on display in the Garage Gallery at the Kimball Art Center in Park City, Utah.

For directions and hours:
http://www.kimballartcenter.org/exhibitions/2010/06/justin-wheatley-house-street

City Weekly Article

Take a look!:

http://www.cityweekly.net/utah/article-11077-angels-in-the-architecture.html

Art Acess Workshop

On Saturday, May 17, I had the opportunity to teach a workshop on the processes I use at Art Access. The group of artists that participated was fantastic and we had a great time. A big thanks to those who were there!

Angels in the Architecture

"Angels in the Architecture," curated by Namon Bills, is currently up at Art Access, 230 S, 500 W, Salt Lake City. The show is up through May 13. The participating artists are: Joey Behrens, Chad Crane, Justin Wheatley, Camille Wheatley, Linnie Brown, Namon Bills, Marcee Blackerby, Ric Blackerby, Randal Marsh, Steven Stradley, Travis Tanner and Wayne Kimball.
Camille and I created our first collaborative work for the show, along with a few pieces of our own.


The crowd at the show


"Untitled 2"
Justin and Camille Wheatley



"Untitled 1"
Justin and Camille Wheatley

New Gallery Representation

I'm happy announce new representation at Evergreen Framing Co. & Gallery. The gallery is located in the Evergreen neighborhood of Salt Lake City, at 3295 S 2000 E . Owner Maj Omana and manager Jodi Steen have created a beautiful space and are clearly invested in the local community and art scene.
http://www.evergreengallery.com/index.html

Art Access Workshop

I will be teaching the process I use in my mixed media work at Art Access on April 17. There are still a couple of slots open if anyone is interested. Go to: http://www.accessart.org/pworkshops.html
for information on the variety of workshops Art Access offers and details on how to sign up.

USU Art Guild Workshop

On March 5th I had the pleasure of presenting my work to the Utah State University Are Guild. The presentation was followed by several hours of creating work.