Saturday, May 9, 2009, 6 PM to 9 PM

Stroll Moab’s galleries, shops, and cafés and view featured art and talk to the artists. Most exhibits run for a month or more so feel free to stop in anytime at participating locations! Moab Art Walk supports local businesses and artists.

Moab Arts & Recreation Center

Throughout May, the Moab Arts and Recreation Center (MARC) hosts the annual Moab Photosymposium featuring artwork from many outside participants.
111 E 100 N Moab, UT
435-259-6272
www.moabmarc.com

Cat's Lair Collection

Cat’s Lair Collection Art Gallery invites you to come and see our new addition to the gallery collection - eclectic neo- primitive art of Doug Malstrom and new photographs by John Aldrich.
59 South Main Street #3, Moab, UT
435-259-2458
www.catslaircollection.com

Overlook Gallery

Daniel Loge is known for his superb painting technique and accurate, artful depictions of natural subjects. His paintings are becoming included in important private and public collections. Some of his early work is now being traded at prestigious art auctions.
83 E. Center Street Moab, UT
435 259-3861
www.moabarts.com

Tom Till Gallery

"The Tom Till Gallery is featuring Tom's third new book for 2009, "Impressions of New Jersey" and Tom's Crater Lake image that was recently featured on NBC's show  "The Office".
61 N. Main Moab, UT
435-259-9808
www.tomtill.com

Moonflower Market

The Moonflower Market is proud to present Martin Kazan. His exhibition ‘Domestic Silence’ illustrates the necessity in this country for rehabilitation and employment opportunities, rather than putting money and attention into prisons and wars abroad.
39 E 100 North Moab, UT
435-259-5712

Love Muffin Café

Inspired by the “love muffin,” this creative exhibition of drawings takes The Muffin to a whole new level. Katrina Lund, a non-descript Moabite, uses a very sophisticated drawing technique of Sharpie marker and colored pencil on brown paper grocery bags. The muffin show has been called many things not excluding “clever, funny, colorful, charismatic, edgy.” Be prepared to laugh and be entertained by these muffins with personality. And they have a great cause! Proceeds go to benefit the National M.S. Society.
139 N. Main Street Moab, UT
435-259-6833

The Western Image

The Western Image welcomes leather artist Shane Deeter to the Moab Art Walk. Shane is an award winning custom boot and saddlemaker. Shane uses leather as his medium to create beautiful yet functional works of art.
16 W. 100 N. Moab, UT
435-259-3006
http://www.moabartists.com

Framed Image Fine Art Gallery

Award winning jewelry by Wendy Newman. Wendy uses ancient fabrication techniques and stone setting, combined with technological imagery, to create one of a kind works of wearable art.
59 E Center Street Moab, UT
435-259-4446
http://www.framedimagemoabv.com

Cloudrock Land Company

Cloudrock Land Company presents the large scale photographic prints of Hal R. Allen. Step inside his 30" x 60" gallery wrapped canvases.
79 North Main Street Moab, UT
435-259-0444
www.cloudrock.com

Pantele’s Desert Deli

Pantele’s Deli is joining Art Walk with an exhibit by local stained glass artist Glynda Marcus. Marcus will be showing her original glass panels depicting the red rock landscape and other inspirational themes.
98 E. Center Street Moab, UT
435-259-0200

Museum of Moab

The Museum of Moab presents Bedtime Stories an exhibit featuring the quilting talents of the Delicate Stitchers Quilt of Moab. Bedtime Stories is an exhibit about the legends, stories and tales that are passed from parent to child. Whether fairy tale, family history, cultural legend, or fable these stories shape who we are as both children and adults.
The quilts displayed are part of the Museums Annual Themed Quilt  Challenge and were made by members of the Delicate Stitchers Quilt Guild.  This year’s theme, “Story Quilts Inspired by Spoken and Written Words”, asked quilters to depict their favorite myth, story or legend.
Bedtime Stories will be on display at the Museum of Moab May-June.
118 East Center St Moab, UT
435-259-7985