Christ-centered Art Gallery Artists
Art will be displayed throughout the Mezzanine area on the 3rd Floor
Kerri Guthrie has always felt a connection with art expression. Her mother encouraged all 10 siblings to improve their talents by practicing and taking lessons. Kerri is the mother of four wonderful children and attributes her success to her loving husband Dr. Dan Guthrie. He always encourages and supports her. She is grateful for the opportunity to serve her family, church and community. For in doing service, that is where true happiness is found.
http://artforangels.net/
http://artforangels.net/
Darlene Myers is a gifted & inspired artist, with a creative ability to reach in and touch your heart with each piece of art. She has spent the last 9 years following her heart and creating masterpieces that reflect peace, joy and happiness. She often dreams about what to paint next in her art. Her love for all God’s creations radiates from her heart to each painting and then to you.
http://darlenemyersart.com/
http://darlenemyersart.com/
Cynthia Gough is an artist and creativity breakthrough mentor. Art has always been a major part of her life, but postpartum depression, financial hardship, relationship trials, and other life-altering hard times caused the art to dry up for a period of 9 years. It wasn't until making the conscious decision to make creativity an everyday part of her life, that everything changed. Cynthia has since learned how to connect energy healing with art in a very powerful way. And through these methods, she has experienced amazing results!
http://www.cynthiagough.com
http://www.cynthiagough.com
Lillian Poston-Lilly loves her Savior, Jesus Christ, very much. As a little girl, she was captured by paintings of Him. Her dream is to paint for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. Her hope is to create images that stir the soul and invite the spirit. She believes that sharing her art will not only put a smile on a face, but also mold her into the person she was meant to be.
Jen DeMille-Painting for me is creating and re-creating through my own eyes. I started creating art as a small child at the age of 3. Looking back I can see that I was using it to express and heal myself. I now have been consciously using painting as a way to learn and heal my past. I love seeing people’s eyes light up and the emotions they experience when viewing a piece of my art.
Katie Smith-I love burning things! Contrary to popular speculation however, I am not an arsonist. In fact, my impulses come from quite a different source. On the farm in Spanish Fork, Utah where I grew up, I (along with my six siblings) spent most days either reading, or running outdoors barefoot and making things out of baling twine and burdock leaves. For as long as I can recall, I have loved taking objects that seem inconsequential and creating something interesting with them. But when my husband and I moved into our current home in Clearfield and I took my first look at the dauntingly enourmous wall in our kitchen, I had no idea what that love of creation would lead to. After three years of failing to find anything remotely large enough to fill this wall, I decided that the intimidation must be stopped, and appalled my husband by showing up at the front door dragging a gigantic piece of wood behind me. The next weeks were full of painstaking trial and error, but with some stubborn persistence and my husband's brilliant input, the result was a huge 4'x6' burned replica of the Salt Lake City LDS temple hanging on the no-longer empty wall. That was the beginning, and even though I still enjoy "forgetting" to wear my shoes outside or staying up all night with a good book, the twine and leaves have been replaced. Now I burn things instead!
http://www.burnedelegance.com/
http://www.burnedelegance.com/
