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William R. South
(1958 - )
William R. South of Bountiful, Utah, draws, paints, and is a remarkably gifted art historian and curator who has worked at the Bountiful-Davis Art Center, the Salt Lake Art Center, and the Utah Museum of Fine Arts for quite a number of years. Will South is married to Allison South, a successful former director of the Salt Lake Art Center. (And Mrs. South, who is back working at the Art Center again [1997], is also an able former assistant director of the Utah Museum of Fine Arts). Will, the southern Californian with the fun Jesuitical-baccalaureate-level training from Loyola, became knowledgeable in Utah about the art of James Taylor Harwood. Earning an M.A. at the University of Utah with a wonderful art history thesis about Harwood's life and artistic development, South later achieved a Ph.D. at City University of New York with a dissertation about Stanton MacDonald-Wright, the California-based exponent of abstract cubist-oriented "Synchromism," which uses color as the prime factor in painting. There are also a number of other beautifully written studies by this scholar. His studio designs and media utilizations, mostly in the creation of landscape studies, are intelligent solutions in their uniquely pointed concision.
(1958 - )
William R. South of Bountiful, Utah, draws, paints, and is a remarkably gifted art historian and curator who has worked at the Bountiful-Davis Art Center, the Salt Lake Art Center, and the Utah Museum of Fine Arts for quite a number of years. Will South is married to Allison South, a successful former director of the Salt Lake Art Center. (And Mrs. South, who is back working at the Art Center again [1997], is also an able former assistant director of the Utah Museum of Fine Arts). Will, the southern Californian with the fun Jesuitical-baccalaureate-level training from Loyola, became knowledgeable in Utah about the art of James Taylor Harwood. Earning an M.A. at the University of Utah with a wonderful art history thesis about Harwood's life and artistic development, South later achieved a Ph.D. at City University of New York with a dissertation about Stanton MacDonald-Wright, the California-based exponent of abstract cubist-oriented "Synchromism," which uses color as the prime factor in painting. There are also a number of other beautifully written studies by this scholar. His studio designs and media utilizations, mostly in the creation of landscape studies, are intelligent solutions in their uniquely pointed concision.
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