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About the Utah County Art Gallery

The Art Gallery is operated by the Utah County Art Board

The Provo Art Board was founded in 1956 by B.F. Larsen, BYU Professor and well known artist. Monthly exhibits by Utah artists were originally hung in the Provo Utilities Building on 800 North, Provo. Around 1993 the exhibits were moved to the historic Utah County Court House, Center Street and University Avenue. The Board then became known as the Utah County Art Board, and monthly exhibits were hung there until the new Health and Justice Building was built at 151 S. University Avenue in Provo, where our exhibits, shows, and receptions are now held. Utah County Art Board is a volunteer organization, funded in part by Utah County, the Utah Arts Council, and the National Endowments for the Arts. The Board works in cooperation with various artists, art groups, and venues. Utah County Art Gallery is a member of the Provo First Friday's Downtown Gallery Stroll.

Current Board Members:

Naomi White, President
Connie Robinson, Sales Chair
Judy Noziska, past-President
Joli Krueger, Webmaster
Joe Flores, Photography Show Chair