| Contemporary Art in Downtown Salt Lake City, Utah |
© 2009 Michael Melik
© 2009 International Institute of Anthropology
© 2009 Lolita Nikolova, PhD
Created: 10--17-09. Updated: 3-19-10.
© 2009 International Institute of Anthropology
© 2009 Lolita Nikolova, PhD
Created: 10--17-09. Updated: 3-19-10.
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| NOVEMBER 2009 November 4 - December 1 Contemporary Design and Art Gallery presents: DRAWN and BLOWN Tim Wilson (Glass) and Daniel (Drawings) Brian Staker about the exhibit (ex-link) .pdf (exhibit poster) TIM WILSON Interview at examiner.com |
External links:
Glass Octopus blog of Tim Wilson
http://www.glassoctopus.blogspot.com/
About Tim Wilson Glass Art
http://www.timwilsonglassart.com/servlet/the
-template/about/Page
Glass Octopus blog of Tim Wilson
http://www.glassoctopus.blogspot.com/
About Tim Wilson Glass Art
http://www.timwilsonglassart.com/servlet/the
-template/about/Page
About Tim Wilson Glass Art
About the Artist
1970 - An Artist is Born
Tim Wilson was born in Salt Lake City, Utah.
He had a relatively normal childhood but
seemed to spend much of his time making art.
He went to public school and was usually the
'class artist'.
He did not attend any special school to
develop his natural talent instead he spent
most of his time developing skills and
applying them to his art.
“I have always had a need to create. Even
as a very small child I sculpted and painted
and soon found myself creating art in most
areas of my life. I have found glass to be a
very challenging yet satisfying medium. Glass
is naturally beautiful and can be very
functional. I enjoy enhancing my
surroundings with my work and bringing smiles
to the faces of people who see my creations.”
About the Artist
1970 - An Artist is Born
Tim Wilson was born in Salt Lake City, Utah.
He had a relatively normal childhood but
seemed to spend much of his time making art.
He went to public school and was usually the
'class artist'.
He did not attend any special school to
develop his natural talent instead he spent
most of his time developing skills and
applying them to his art.
“I have always had a need to create. Even
as a very small child I sculpted and painted
and soon found myself creating art in most
areas of my life. I have found glass to be a
very challenging yet satisfying medium. Glass
is naturally beautiful and can be very
functional. I enjoy enhancing my
surroundings with my work and bringing smiles
to the faces of people who see my creations.”
