Moab Art Walk

Saturday, September 10th, 2011
5 PM to 8 PM (New Hours)

Stroll Moab’s galleries, shops, and cafés and view fine locally created, Moab art. The Moab Art Walk includes featured artists and receptions. Most exhibits run for a month or more so feel free to stop in anytime at participating locations!

Moonflower Market

Nature inspired Jim’s Martin's paintings of Castle Valley, Grand Mesa, the Lamar river valley in Yellowstone, a north Florida beach, an underwater painting off Chetumal, Mexico, snow flurries descending the Salmon River in Idaho, and Enchanted Mesa above Boulder, Colorado.
39 E 100 N
435-259-2725

Back of Beyond Books

Bret Edge is a nature photographer here in Moab. Since he isn’t a morning person and doesn’t drink coffee, he struggles for the sunrise shoot but has been published in Backpacker, Popular Photography and leads private guided photography excursions.
83/89 N Main St.
435-259-0782
www.backofbeyondbooks.com

Spa Moab

Visit Spa Moab and enjoy the beautiful art which adorns the walls. We feature local acrylic artist, Jacci Weller and pastel artist Polly Cullen.
79 N Main St.
www.spamoab.com

Framed Image Fine Art

The Framed Image features some of the region’s finest contemporary fine art including painting, sculpture, photography, ceramics, glass art, as well as fine, handcrafted jewelry.
59 E. Center St.
435-259-4446
www.framedimagemoab.com

Overlook Gallery

Illustrator/ fine artist, Rick Wheeler returns to Moab to join local artist/Overlook owner, Tim Morse for a show of some of their newest creations including watercolors, oils, scratchboard art and more!
83 E. Center St.
435-259-3861
www.moabarts.com

Visual Feast

Visual Feast Gallery serves it up in September with the mesmerizing creations of featured artist, Meghan Mulcahy. Dine upon a buffet of edibles, audio, art for the digestif, and a visually stimulating after dark performance. Stop by, gorge and have all your senses fulfilled. Bon appétit!
88 E. Center St.
970-946-4362
www.visualfeastgallery.com

Moab Arts and Recreation Center

MOBA in MOAB. The Museum of Bad Art (MOBA) from Boston, MA will display museum-quality Bad Art. Submissions of Bad Art from the local community will also be on exhibit. MOBA staff will be present to discuss Bad Art.
111 E. 100 N.
435-259-6272
www.moabmarc.com

WabiSabi Thriftique

Join the fun, kids and adults alike, with WabiSabi’s Tie Dye Tent during the Moab Artwalk from 5pm – 7pm at the Thriftique at the corner of Locust Lane and 4th East! We’ll provide clothes and pillowcases, $1 each, to Tie and Dye with any assortment of colors you choose. Come create your own masterpiece of wearable art!!
411 Locust LN (next to Milt’s)
435-259-9114
http://www.wabisabimoab.org