Cindy L. Clark

Cynthia L. Clark 

Cynthia Lewis Clark, a veteran teacher and award winning artist, creates marks and textures through layers of encaustic wax as she examines a visual vocabulary of the soul. Often inspired by literature or the thoughts and emotions of women, she fuses layers with fire (high heat) to create a unique portrayal of process and possibility.

Clark taught advanced placement art, drawing, and painting for 30 years in Alpine School District and was an adjunct professor at BYU and UVU. She has been recognized as outstanding art educator for Utah, received the UAEA Lifetime Achievement Award, and received a national endowment for the arts scholarship. She has participated in many local and national juried shows, won several awards, and has had her artwork published in several magazines and books. Currently, she is on the artist roster for the Utah Division of Arts and Museums, works with teachers in the Beverly Taylor Sorenson Arts Learning Program, supervises prospective art educators for BYU, and continually paints with wax.

UT

Professional

I love the mountains, the desert, the diversity, the love of the arts. Museums, theaters, cultural events surround us as do the the beauties of nature. People and place, Utah is monumental!