I will be showcasing my captivating and dynamic multimedia skyline painting at this year's ArtPrize in Grand Rapids, MI.

The venue will be open from Monday to Saturday, 7:00 AM to 3:30 PM for business hours (Art Prize showing will be from Monday to Saturday 7-8pm and Sunday from 12-6pm), providing ample time for art enthusiasts to appreciate my artwork.

Not just a venue for my ArtPrize exhibition but also a vibrant and welcoming healthy shake bar. As you step into our beautiful location, you'll be greeted by an upbeat and friendly atmosphere. Our menu boasts a variety of health shakes, energizing teas, and protein coffee options, providing nourishing and delicious choices for all. Whether you're looking for a post-workout boost or a refreshing treat, Downtown Nutrition has something to satisfy your cravings while promoting a healthy lifestyle. Don't miss the chance to explore the synergy between art and wellness at our unique space during ArtPrize.

My painting is a mesmerizing blend of colors, textures, and forms, capturing the essence and beauty of cityscapes. It is a multi-medium skyline piece that combines various artistic techniques and mediums to showcase the vibrant energy and architectural wonders of urban landscapes.

However, it's important to note that my presence at the event is contingent upon successfully raising enough funds to cover expenses. I am doing my best to secure the necessary financial support, and if successful, I will be attending the event in person. Your support will play a vital role in making that possible, and I am incredibly grateful for any contributions towards this endeavor. Feel free to donate to the cause on my donate page.

Link: to the Facebook event page join us: https://www.facebook.com/events/649276257074215/

Link: to the Facebook for DownTown Nutrition: https://www.facebook.com/downtownnutritiongr/

Update to this event. Moved for July.

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I will preforms an online live event to show and possible a BBQ for those who are invited to come to my establishment to see in person, what is hanging at my house. You will be able to see what is for sale before selling starts on Sunday. Part two will be on Sunday, I will be holding live auction for some items.

Both days for the live events will start at 2pm each day going on and off throughout the day.

For this show, I am focusing on trees. Different style and ideas I have locked in drawings over the years.

There will be other merchandise for sale and will be advertised on the live event.

I will also discuss my effort to join the NFT community. Explaining what they are and how you can get involved. I'm selling images of my work for you to use however you like and GIF of many of my tree painting in live action.

The event will have breaks and rest moments as I will be doing this by myself. Thank you all for your support.

Join my FaceBook page to see what I’m working on from now on by clicking the Facebook logo on my website or by clicking HERE

I will be featuring my work at this years Urban Art Fest. This is pretty short notice, but I just found out myself. I hope you can all make it. Any work sold will be going to the Gallery and keeping it open and helping me find new artist to support. To see more of my work and what canvas print could be for sale go to my website: https://www.anucompany.com/ownersgallery

Opening Reception July 24th 2021

Time: 5pm to 10pm.

Food and Drinks will be served.

Mask may be required .

2020 proved to be a challenging year for all small business owners and fellow artists alike. Our gallery had only been opened for one year when the pandemic hit. As this was not considered an essential business, we did not risk safety and thus not able to keep our doors open to the public. While this did have a financial impact, nothing stopped our artists from creating, nor the business to fold, we kept on working to create beautiful handmade art and an online space for you to browse and purchase items for your home or business space.

The Plan:

AnuCompany is striving to reopen the doors to the public. The recent news of vaccines for all has us excited to continue the hard work to make this happen. We continue to look for handmade artwork from local and other artists around the United States to display at our gallery. You are welcome to contact us on this page, Facebook or via email if you have handmade art you would like to bring to the gallery. Our target date to open the doors is July 1, 2021. Please stay tuned, subscribe for updates and watch for social media posts with information. We hope you will join us in celebrating each Artist!

We NEED your help:

This Fundraiser was created to help my small Galleria "Anu" open our doors successfully to the public with enough funds to cover some cost. With the financial setback due to the pandemic, your help is needed! We invite you to help the Gallery, the artists and all the other soon to be hand creator so we can continue hosting and participating in events that spread the word of artistic creativity from new and seasoned artist in Salt Lake City.

The goal: To raise overhead cost of the location for one year. This will allow my to spend my fund on promoting and finding buyers for the store merchandise. This is all in an effort to become something bigger. Check out our website for more information on our dream.

Overhead cost I currently had to pay out of pocket last year to keep my business available. The business was closed so no income could be made.

What I'm I asking for? Rent: $500 a month Electric:

Average $60-$140 month

Gas: Average $30-100

Internet: (to run everything) $80 a month.

License for the year: $390

Round up for anything I may have miss like fees to maintain. That $10,300 to pay form July to July of 2022. I we surpass this goal we will continue to use the funds to pay off current debt gained during the pandemic to keep it running while closed. Such as current CC debt. To donate please go to this page HERE. Thank you.

Artist and owner Darnel Williams (Click here to view his work), will be showing off his latest works along with a piece that he will be submitting into one of the world largest art competitions: Art Prize of 2021. Darnel has participated in the contest will be showing off his latest works along with a piece that he will Please visit Art Prize by clicking here for more information.

Artwork by: Victoria Duff
Opening Reception: October12th , 2019.

Closing Reception: October 31th , 2019

Posted by: AnuCompany on July 13, 2019

My art is centralized around people. These characters I’ve created come with their own personalities, emotions, and stories that I hope to convey through their color filled expressions. My heavy handed, chaotic, hyperbolic style began as a self-indulgent way to express myself. With the works I create now, I just people to be able to see one of my pieces and feel something in response.

The show will consist of prints of the featured artist work, in an effort to make them affordable. These prints will be available for different sizes, for order. I will post the images on this event at time of the show, with comments on size and price.

Snacks will be served.
Kid Friendly

Artwork by: Betsy Usher

Opening Reception: September 7, 2019

Closing Reception: September 30, , 2019

Posted by: AnuCompany on August 13, 2019

Betsy Usher is a mixed media/abstract artist from Fort Collins Colorado.  She has been creating art for nearly a decade using stacked textures and inspired from industrial and metal materials. Usher creates dynamic layered works of art in the categories of steampunk, industrial, abstract, and collage. She finds inspiration from repurposed materials and creates unique and complex works of art.

Artwork by Gerald Roulette
Opening Reception: August 10th , 2019.

Closing Reception: August 31th , 2019

Posted by: AnuCompany on July 13, 2019

Bio:
Gerald Roulette is an internationally exhibited and award winning artist who studied under Dr. William Unger and Oscar Kokoshka in Strasbourg, Austria. After earning his Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from Truman State in Missouri, he played football in the NFL for two years. He has lectured extensively at Universities and Colleges and taught high school art for 19 years in Texas. Now living in Portland, he has an active exhibition schedule at numerous galleries on both the East and West coasts.

Artist Statement

Gerald A Roulette
Art is my way of capturing life. My sketchbook is a diary. Colors are feelings, and each stroke is an experience. As an accomplished award winning artist, I have exhibited across the US and internationally in one man shows, group shows, and private collections. In my art I recreate beauty that catches my eye - a models elegant figure, an emotional face, my surroundings, life's travels, and subjects that have meaning to me. Through my painting and drawing I manipulate and record the chaotic, yet unique emotions that only spark very briefly.

Kid Friendly
Drinks and Snacks will be served.

Artwork from over 20 artist will also be on display and sale.

2017 Fringe Festival

July 28 - August 6

The Great Salt Lake Fringe is a multi-day performing arts festival in the heart of Sugar House, where artists from Salt Lake City and beyond come together to tell their stories.

I will be displaying Artwork at the event at their main lobby areas heading down stairs. Some artwork will be for sell. Those that are not for sale can be for sale at the right price. Money used will be saved to help me open my studio/storfront/gallery.

Fringe Locations

All of my work will be displayed at this location:
The Fringe Factory
2234 Highland Drive

Other Artwork will be displayed at this locations:
Westminster College Jewett Center for the Performing Arts
1200 East 1700 South

Sprague Library (Kids Fringe)
2131 South 1100 East

I will have work up for sale and display at this location. They have a seasonal art walk that you should get involved with.

Artwork by Julie AngelaTheresa
Opening Reception: June 08th , 2019.

Closing Reception: June 29th , 2019

AnuCompany on May 31st, 2019

Artist Statement:
Years ago I bought and moved into the house my Grandparents use to live in. The garage and basement were still filled with some of their things. It had been decades since either of them lived there, and in that time my mother had rented out the house to various people, but I was still able to find my grandparents possessions after all of those years. It was a very special house for me.
My first memories were from inside that house. I remember when I was about 7 or 8 months old and my mother and I were visiting my grandmother. We were in the living room and my grandmother left briefly and returned with a pink Pampers box full of toys. I remember crawling in and emptying all of the toys out. Years later after my grandparents were gone I remember playing with some of those same toys during a bath. I must have been about 6 or 7, and still clearly remember the same yellow duck and purple star from the Pampers box and the tub. How different would my memories be if those toys were thrown away when my grandmother died?
Since moving into the house, I have discovered some treasures. I found rusty old objects that look like they have been used year after year. There was a wheel barrel in the back yard and a handmade chain that were covered in rust, but how many stories did they hold? These objects are bridges to our past.
Nowadays most objects are routinely used, abused, and discarded. In today’s disposable society, where everything is old 5 minutes after you buy it, and the 3 R’s of reading, writing and arithmetic have been replaced with reduce, reuse and recycle, everything is used once and either thrown into a trash can or recycling bin. Nothing is ever held onto, and appreciated. My newest paintings were made with a hope that (among other things) people will begin to see the beauty in the old and discarded.
Objects are presented either alone on a canvas or showing a magnification of a small corner of life. In some you see a lone rusty bucket, or a crumpled piece of paper, or a tossed aside thumb tact. In others you see a broken concrete floor littered with trash, or an old scratched and stained wood flooring meeting crumbling concrete flooring, or a crumbling brick wall.
They all have one thing in common, though – the perspective. A straight-on close-up view – either looking straight down, or out. They are singular objects, seen head on, from a one point perspective. There is no far off background, no foreground, nothing to distract you, the viewer, from the object. The space around the object is bright and flat, to contrast the rust, dirt, and grime depicted on the object. There is nowhere else to look and the viewer is forced to see what I want them to. It is just one perspective, a flat surface. I feel that this forces the observer to concentrate on the subject matter, and only the subject matter. To not get bogged down with multiple perspectives, angles, horizon lines, or anything else that could get in the way. This also ensures that the focus of the painting will be on the object, the joining together of the two pieces, or the merging of surfaces, nothing else.

Artist Statement:

Born in Utah, with an unbridled passion for adventure and a consuming love for the natural world, I was encouraged to follow my heart and my dreams. Through this journey, my life has been enriched by family, friends
and a native culture that shaped and molded who I am today. Now after twenty years on the Fort Apache Indian Reservation, my life has come full circle back to Utah. Through the encouragement of others, a new chapter begins.
Life experiences are the inspiration behind my awakening, a small expression of who I am.

“what once lay dormant….now inspired to surface….from heart to pen to paper …experiences embraced, deeply embedded…a token of what lies hidden within…a part of me…a gift to you…” Lynette Nichols

My artwork is a collection of original ink designs done completely free hand, without the aid of a pencil, ruler or compass. The detail of my work is a blend of patterns and shapes, influenced by various native cultures and a deep bond with the natural world. I am new to the art world, only discovering this passion for drawing within the last few years. It is my desire, that through my artwork, I am able to share my personal expression of the intricate beauty of nature; if only to convey a new perspective of this amazing world we live in.
Thank you,

Lynette Nichols

More art from other artist as well at prices you can afford.
Food and Drinks will be provided.
Kid friendly event
Affordable art, hand made from the artist from other artist for sale

2019 Mental Health Awareness Art Contest
Showing and Voting of artwork start: May 4 thru May 24th

Opening Reception: May 25th , 2019.

Posted by: AnuCompany on January 22, 2019

Artist Statement:

I like to notice things: patterns of cracks on the street, colors of sprinkles scattered across the white icing on a doughnut, the texture of peeling bark. I try to use my brush to capture tension between patterns, colors, and textures. If I am successful , those who view my work will feel the same joy I feel
when creating .

I am a self-taught artist and have been involved over 20 years in painting and wood sculpting.
My work is abstract and often features bright colors and unusual shapes and textures.
Some of my influences include Jean Dubuffet, Roberto Marx, and Simeon Braguin.

There will be free refreshments
Free event
Children Friendly

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All Retail Times during the show: Open from 11am-4pm
Reception hours: at 5pm-8pm

Artwork by: Victoria Duff
Opening Reception: October12th , 2019.

Closing Reception: October 31th , 2019

AnuCompany on July 13, 2019

Artwork by: Betsy Usher
Opening Reception: September 07th , 2019.

Closing Reception: Septembe 30th , 2019

AnuCompany on July 13, 2019

Artwork by: Gerald Roulette
Opening Reception: August 10th , 2019.

Closing Reception: August 31th , 2019

AnuCompany on July 13, 2019

Artwork by Julie AngelaTheresa
Opening Reception: June 08th , 2019.

Closing Reception: June 29th , 2019

AnuCompany on May 31th, 2019

Artwork by Lynette Nichols
Opening Reception: May 11th , 2019.

Closing Reception: May 31th , 2019

AnuCompany on April 19th, 2019

Artwork by Robert Frankel
Opening Reception: April 13th , 2019.

Closing Reception: April 30th , 2019

AnuCompany on February 22, 2019

Artwork by Ruchi Soni
Opening Reception: March 9th , 2019.

Closing Reception: March 30th , 2019

AnuCompany on January 22, 2019

Artwork by Konnie Chamberlain
Opening Receptiong: January 12th, 2019.

Closing Reception January 31th, 2019.

AnuCompany on December 29, 2018

Art Not Scars: Art Session #9

October 27, 2018.

Posted by: AnuCompany on October 14, 2018

Artwork by Kerney Bee
Opening Receptions November 10, 2018.

Closing Reception November 30, 2018.

AnuCompany on October 14, 2018

2016 Art Prize 8

ArtPrize® is a radically open, independently organized international art competition and a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.

ArtPrize is recognized as the most-attended public art event on the planet according to The Art Newspaper, and was recently highlighted in The New York Times’ 52 Places To Go in 2016.

For 19 days in the early fall, around 400,000 attendees descend upon three square miles of downtown Grand Rapids, Michigan where anyone can find a voice in the conversation about what is art and why it matters. Art from around the world pops up in every inch of downtown in over 160 venues—museums, galleries, bars, restaurants, theaters, hotels, public parks, lobbies, buildings, walls, bridges, laundromats, and uto body shops—and it’s all free and open to the public.

It’s unorthodox, highly disruptive, and undeniably intriguing to the art world and the public alike.

ArtPrize Eight will take place September 21 – October 9, 2016

2016 Fringe Festival

July 29 - August 7

The Great Salt Lake Fringe is a multi-day performing arts festival in the heart of Sugar House, where artists from Salt Lake City and beyond come together to tell their stories.

I will be displaying Artwork throughout the event at their main lobby areas. Some artwork will be for sell. One artwork will be on display showing people what I am entring in the upcomming contest "ArtPrize" the largest art compation in the world, in Grand Rapids Michigan.

Fringe Locations

All of my work will be displayed at this location:
Westminster College Jewett Center for the Performing Arts
1200 East 1700 South

Other Artwork will be displayed at this locations:
The Fringe Factory
2234 Highland Drive

Sprague Library (Kids Fringe)
2131 South 1100 East

Debut of the 2016 issue of Ellipsis magazine literature and art

04-01-2016
7pm-9pm
Location: Westminster College - Dumke Student Theatre in the Emma Eccles Jones Conservatory
1840 South 1300 East
Salt Lake City, UT 84105
Cost is free to attend.

2016 Publication in Ellipsis Magazine: Salt Lake City/National Publication

Ellipsis is the national literature and art journal published each April by Westminster College since 1967. Issues are perfect-bound, 144 pages, feature black and white art inside with a color cover. Contributors include well-known writers, up-and-coming writers, and never-before-published writers. Their mission is to publish the best of the material they receive (less than 5%).

(Yes, Nova Supreme will be on the front cover)