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Jamie Wyeth: Seven Deadly Sins

Presented by Salt Lake Art Center at Utah Museum of Contemporary Art

January 27-May 22, 2010

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Please join the Salt Lake Art Center on Wednesday, January 27 from 6:00pm to 9:00pm for the opening reception of Jamie Wyeth: Seven Deadly Sins - a unique exploration of Christian themes by this critically-acclaimed artist and member of the "first family of American art." At 6:30pm, don't miss the rare opportunity to meet the artist in person. In Wyeth's paintings, the sins are acted out by seagulls, which he has observed for years along the coast of Maine. In the words of the artist, "Gulls are nasty birds, filled with their own jealousies and rivalries. . ." Seven Deadly Sins has never before been exhibited outside of Wyeth's home region and will only be in Utah for a limited time. For more information, visit www.slartcenter.org

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    Utah Museum of Contemporary Art

    20 South West Temple
    Salt Lake City, UT 84101

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    Tickets: Free Admission

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    Dates:
    January 27-May 22, 2010

    Times:
    Tuesday-Thursday 11:00am-6:00pm, Friday 11:00am-9:00pm, Saturday 11:00am-6:00pm

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    • Event Name: Jamie Wyeth: Seven Deadly Sins
      "Definitely worth seeing"
      Review posted by: Kacey Cordes from Denver, CO USA, Mar 04, 2010
      

      We saw this show while in Salt Lake a few weeks ago and it was great. Two quite different subjects, seagulls and the seven deadly sins, come together to create some very thought-provoking art. Plus,... Expand

      We saw this show while in Salt Lake a few weeks ago and it was great. Two quite different subjects, seagulls and the seven deadly sins, come together to create some very thought-provoking art. Plus, it's free - can't beat that! Collapse

    • Event Name: Jamie Wyeth: Seven Deadly Sins
      "Refreshing"
      Review posted by: Kathy Douthit from Salt Lake City, UT USA, Jan 28, 2010
      

      Jamie Wyeth, with all the experiences in his life, and people that he has known, comes across as a real person...someone who knows himself and what he is about. It was great to know him a little and... Expand

      Jamie Wyeth, with all the experiences in his life, and people that he has known, comes across as a real person...someone who knows himself and what he is about. It was great to know him a little and see his work. Collapse

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    • Event Name: Jamie Wyeth: Seven Deadly Sins
      "Definitely worth seeing"
      Review posted by: Kacey Cordes from Denver, CO USA, Mar 04, 2010
      

      We saw this show while in Salt Lake a few weeks ago and it was great. Two quite different subjects, seagulls and the seven deadly sins, come together to create some very thought-provoking art. Plus,... Expand

      We saw this show while in Salt Lake a few weeks ago and it was great. Two quite different subjects, seagulls and the seven deadly sins, come together to create some very thought-provoking art. Plus, it's free - can't beat that! Collapse

    • Event Name: Jamie Wyeth: Seven Deadly Sins
      "Refreshing"
      Review posted by: Kathy Douthit from Salt Lake City, UT USA, Jan 28, 2010
      

      Jamie Wyeth, with all the experiences in his life, and people that he has known, comes across as a real person...someone who knows himself and what he is about. It was great to know him a little and... Expand

      Jamie Wyeth, with all the experiences in his life, and people that he has known, comes across as a real person...someone who knows himself and what he is about. It was great to know him a little and see his work. Collapse

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