Artists

She lives in Salt Lake City, is a fulltime mother and artist, and was featured in the November 1984 Utah Women’s Artists show at the Springville Museum of Art.

A Salt Lake artist, she has been a consistent contributor to DIALOGUE and is known for her printmaking, watercolors, and paintings. A native of Idaho, served a mission in Hong Kong and the Philippines and now lives in Salt Lake City. She received her MFA from Brigham Young University and has mounted one-woman shows at BYU, at the Utah Artist’s Guild in Salt Lake City and at the Salt Lake Art Center. At the request of the Association for Mormon Letters, she made the print for the cover and the illustrations that appear throughout this issue. Her pen and ink work also includes landscape and figure drawing as shown here. Her illustrations have appeared in Sunstone and The Friend magazines.

of Fashion and Product Illustration Studio, Salt Lake City.

Smithsonian art folder

This issue features art by Carleen Jimenez, photographed by Jess Allen. Jimenez was born and educated in Salt Lake City, and began to paint after she moved to the San Francisco area. She co-produces ‘ ‘Our Art, ‘ ‘ a weekly half-hour program, and “Reading,” a daily program, both for KRCL Radio in Salt Lake City. She has had solo shows at the Salt Lake Art Center; the Kimball Art Center; the Berkeley Art Center; the San Jose Museum of Art, the DeSaisset Museum at the University of Santa Clara, California; the Yellowstone Art Center in Billings, Montana; and the Vorpal Art Gallery in San Francisco. Group shows include appearances in the Los Angeles Municipal Art Center, University of California at Santa Barbara, Northern California Arts Council, the Association of University Women (University of Utah), and the Utah Annuals since 1981.