As joint owners, our board of 15 members run Gallery25 to create a unique space for Northern Utah Artists & Makers. Besides having a place to showcase their own work, all of them volunteer their time, talents & energy to make Gallery25 a space for the community to enjoy fine art from local artists.
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David Crowther
Curator As a life-long advocate for the truth and beauty of photgraphy, I have used photgraphy to bring clarity, humor and understanding to the chaos of life. My photography is a portal to the beauty, pain, angst, wonder and love which surrounds us. - Cell: 801-725-9701 Website: WWW.DJCP.BIZ |
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Mac Stevenson
Mac Stevenson is a Utah native who is recognized for the use of bold color in his painting. Mac considers himself to be a colorist and contemporary impressionist. His abstract impressionist training at the university level now influences his application of strong design and color theory while painting. Mac majored in Art at WSU and received his MFA at BYU. He taught art in the Ogden City schools and is currently retired and painting professionally. Cell:801-391-8534 Email: [email protected] Website: WWW.MACSTEVENSON.COM |
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Keith Dabb
Keith Dabb is renowned for his landscaping paintings and his bears- a lighthearted, humorous collection with bears in funny human situations. Cell: 801-791-1651 Email: [email protected] |
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Keith Dagley
Keith Dagley is a versatile artist working with prismacolor pencil, graphite, and pastel. He primarily works with oil using brush and pallet knife techniques. Keith is inspired by his own experiences; a love of family, horses, ranch life and Native Americans and their culture provides a wide range to the body of his work. Cell: 801-698-7094 Email: [email protected] |
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BJ Jensen BJ went to high school in Long Island, New York. He used to play base guitar in a heavy metal band. BJ is proof that anyone can become an artist. He is self taught and in a constant process of learning, growing, and exploring his art. Cell: 801-389-4924 Email: [email protected] |
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Jerry Hancock
Jerry grew up on a dairy farm in West Weber. Jerry's love and knowledge of domestic animals can be found in his paintings. Jerry lives in a 160 year old polygamist home. The home is currently a popular museum, called Elm Tree Corner. Cell: 801-731-1613 Website: jerryrhancockartist.com |
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Shirlee Nelson
As an abstract painter, I combine my innate sense of design with bold color, surface texture, and abounding imagination. I like to create works of art that are energetic, free spirited, visionary abstracts of life. My paintings evolve into works that reflect my organic ability and arouse curiosity of the viewer. Cell: 801-391-9467 Email: [email protected] |
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Mike Gardner
Mike lived in Italy as a teenager and a young adult. He is a retired art teacher from weber high. Mike's unusual sculpture comes from his teaching jewlery making. It looks like extra large jewelry. Cell: 801-589-1123 Email: [email protected] |
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Roberta Glidden
Roberta loves to paint "Plein Air" landscapes. Living in Jackson Hole, WY part of the year and having a ranch in Bridger Valley, WY gives her many great references for her love of the land and light. Some of her still life comes from her garden. Roberta Loves the ski, hike, and bike and is an active member and teacher of the Ogden Palette Club. Cell: 307-780-7696 Email: [email protected] Website: ROBERTAGLIDDEN.COM |
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Susan Jordan
Secretary Susan is a practicing artist, residing with her husband Bob, in Syracuse for 40 years. They have two children and three grandchildren. Winning an art contest in fifth grade is her earliest remembrance of a life long career in art. Susan’s education includes a B.S. in Fine Art and Photography from Weber State University, Westminster College and Winona Professional Photography School. After graduation Susan worked as a civilian Air Force photographer, and a high school Art and World History teacher respectively, over 25 years until retiring. Susan is best known for her variety of subjects, mediums and techniques in the visual arts. She changes her style every few years to keep fresh and inspired. “My creative genes come from my father, and love for nature from my mother “. Susan incorporates elements of nature in her paintings. I strive to be different than anyone else. Email: [email protected] |
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Montierth, Michelle Michelle is a local high school art teacher living in Kaysville. She loves scouring the beautiful state of Utah for new things to paint. Her five children have flown the coop and she has nine grandchildren that she she regularly coerces to create art with her. Cell: 801-660-5513 Email: [email protected] |
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Mick has been painting for 40+ years. He and his lovely wife grew up on adjoining cattle ranches near the Idaho-Wyoming border. His original degree was in Aeronautical Technology from Utah State University. Years later, he received a Fine Arts Degree from Weber State University. He flew in the Air Force as a commercial airline pilot for a combined timeframe of 42 years. It was during layovers and also at home where he spent many hours endeavoring to improve his artistic abilities. He initially spent a lot of time carving detailed wildlife, birds, and trout. His carvings were displayed and marketed by a reputable art gallery in Jackson, Wy. However, his real love is painting and he has pursued that line ever since. He loves beautiful outdoor scenes, especially landscapes from National Parks and ranching settings. He does accept commissions.
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