Sessions:
June 7th-11th, July 12th-16th, Aug 9th-13th
5 to 9 year olds 12-2 PM
10 to 14 year olds 2-4 PM
Reserve a spot today!! Only $150
(discount when you sign up with Friends and Family)
Sessions capped at 12 students
At the Repartee Gallery
(Upstairs inside
Your child will experiment with various types of media:
watercolor, ceramic, pastel and multi-media
Call Alli: (801) 352-2569 for details
I have a happy place. It is called my bed. It basically consists of me with my laptop, watching TV shows on Hulu, and cuddling with Millie and Fiona. I could spend all my time in my happy place but like most adults, I have a job. Luckily it is a job that I love!!
Now if I could only get my happy place to be the gym, then my tummy, buns, and thighs would be happy J
Allison Dawson
Gallery Manager/ Art Consultant
Repartee Gallery at
Midvale, UT 84047
(801) 352-2569
I found this lovely painting while researching (aka: google image search) for a client. Isn’t it great?! Especially when I saw my first “popcorn popping” tree just this week. I LOVE Spring!!! I love that it stays lighter longer, I love that it gets warmer and warmer, I love the April showers that bring May flowers, I love the grass getting green again, I love budding branches, I love the tulips, daffodils and hyacinths, I love the general happy feeling in the air.
Happy Spring Everyone!!
Check out this photographer’s blog:
http://www.rachelthurston.com/blog/
I love all things Scandinavian!!!
It is a Danish village built in 1911 in the heart of
While doing some research at work (aka: browsing Art.com) I came across some retro British posters. My curiosity was peaked and so I googled the phrase “Keep Calm and Carry On”
These 3 posters were made in the Spring/Summer of 1939 by order of the Ministry of Information. Their purpose was to strengthen British resolve during the Blitz and in case of Nazi Occupation. They were intended to be hung in Tube Stations, on bus stops, on buildings and so forth so that the public eye was littered with the message from the King. They are uniform in design with the royal crown at the head and simple san-serif capital block lettering.
The first to be hung was the light blue on the far right. “Your Courage, Your Cheerfulness, Your Resolution Will Bring Us Victory” This phrase was meant to be a battle cry and ended up being put to music; it is rumored people would sing this anthem while huddled together in bomb shelters.
The second to be released was the green poster in the center. “Freedom Is In Peril, Defend It With All Your Might” I find this phrase to be rather poignant in today’s circumstances where literally our personal freedom is in danger.
The third banner created is in red on the far left “Keep Calm and Carry On” This banner is what first sparked my curiosity. This banner was never released to the public. It was meant to be used only as a last resort if
Needless to say, I want one! There is just something SO British about this poster. The royal red of post boxes, telephone booths, and double-decker buses and the no nonsense phrasing is sentimentally British. (Stiff Upper Lip and all that Old Chap.)
*There have been facsimile designs sold where the crown is turned upside down and the text reads “Now Panic and Freak Out”
Allison Dawson
Gallery Manager/ Art Consultant
Repartee Gallery at
Midvale, UT 84047
(801) 352-2569
