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Our goal with this business is to create beautiful, well crafted and unique jewelry that is suited to today's casually elegant lifestyle.

David L. Brown is an internationally known landscape and travel photographer who has worked in more

than 30 countries. Thousands of his pictures have appeared in print and he’s been represented by more

than a dozen leading stock photo agencies in North America, Europe and the Far East.

The Colorado Plateau has been my

home for over 20 years. The rain,

the wind, the sun, and ice have

eroded, washed, and baked me

much the same way they have formed the

mountains, rivers, deserts, and lakes where I roam

with my camera.

My art is informed and inspired by the amazing landscape I call home: Moab, Utah.  Each day waking in red rock country is a blessing to my spirit and to my art.

Most of my sculptures are portrayals of the personalities I imagine in the animals that I encounter in every day life on the farm.  My equestrian sculptures are symbolic of emotions that I felt during and after significant events in my life.

Art has been important to me for as long as I can remember, and I have been doing paintings since I was 10 years old. I am a product of the 50’s and 60’s, and was influenced by many artists contemporary to those days. I believe that art is at its best when it teaches, records a memory, tells a story, or provokes thought. For this reason, almost all of my pieces are accompanied with a story. My goal is to use art as a means to raise funds for programs that improve the condition of our world.

I believe the purpose of a photograph is to evoke an emotional response. The experience of growing up and living in nature has done this for me and by selecting just the right place and moment to make a photograph that conveys those emotions has helped provide a healing within myself.

The MARC hosts art and movement classes, art shows, workshops by visiting teachers, and is a community meeting facility operated by the City of Moab. Please see our website for a facility calendar and the latest info on classes, workshops, and events.

Fifth generation native of Moab, Utah, Page was raised on the cowboy and mining lore of the area.   Living in southeastern Utah provides her a wealth subject matter: the landscape, inhabitants, flora, fauna, weather patterns and historical events of the Colorado Plateau.

Some people are born artists.It is in the way they see the world, react to it and reinvent it.   Snead is an artist in all that she does.   Born and raised in Jacksonville, Fl., Snead left the south and moved west in the late 1990's.   It was no accident she landed in the Moab area because she felt artistically rooted there. 

Beyond creating what I’m inspired to create, at this point, I don’t have an agenda, goal, or purpose besides maybe finding one. For the time being, smiling, eye-rolling and figuring are all worthy outcomes. I’m sticking with simple shapes, uncomplicated subjects, and a limited palette. I am drawn to the lessons taught in fairy tales and how I can manipulate those mental images with a contemporary lens. I also love animals, and I sure do have fun anthropomorphizing.  

I have been painting since my mother first gave me crayons and paper at age 3.  Practicality overcame desire, however, and it took three years of pre-med at the University of Utah to convince me that art was my true calling. Although trained initially in oils,