2010 "Portrait of St. George" - January 29, 2010 - March 2010. Paintings and portraits from the Saint George City permanent collection. "Bus Stop on Temple Street", and "St. George Marathon" were featured from the permanent collection of the City.
	2009-10 "Visions of Zion" - September 26, 2009 - January 16, 2010. Juried Exhibit at the St. George Art Museum featuring art in all mediums depicting Zion National Park. This exhibit commemorates the conclusion of the Centennial year for Zion Naitonal Park. Roland Lee painting, "Morning Light on the Sentinel, Zion National Park" was featured in this exhibition.
	2009 February 14 to May 30 2009 - "30 Years of Art Festival Acquisitions". Show includes my painting "Desert Wagon" acquired by the city in 1980. This was the first painting ever purchased by the City of St. George's permanent art collection.
	2008 August 23 2008 to May 30, 2009 - "A Century of Sanctuary Art Exhibition" featuring artists of Zion National Park both past and present. Roland's painting "West Temple Zion" from the permanent collection of Zion Natural History Association was on display. Roland's painting "Zion's Great Arch" a 24" x 29' watercolor was displayed in the historical component of the exhibit and was featured in the accompanying catalog, "A Century of Sanctuary" the Art of of Zion National Park". Also included in the book is an essay by Roland Lee called "Eyes of the Beholder: Thirty Years of Painting Zion" along with a question and answer interview with editor Pam Frazier.
	2008 Roland Lee paintings from the museum permanent collection were exhibited in both the "Legacy of Water" and Legacy of Woods" shows in the museum Legacy Gallery during 2008. "Spring's a Coming" was donated to the museum by Ron and Nila Dodson, who own a vast collection of Roland Lee paintings. The St. George Art Museum purchased two Roland Lee paintings of Zion National Park for the permanent museum collection in April 2008. " Zion Skies" and "Zion Canyon - Mountain of the Sun"
	2007 One man show "Roland Lee's Canyon Country Paintings" Mar 30 - July 7, 2007. Over 40 original paintings of Utah's canyon country were displayed, along with sketchbook drawings and demonstration sequence posters.
	2007 Roland Lee receives Best of Show award at the Southern Utah Watercolor Society Fall Exhibit held at the St. George Art Musuem. the SUWS exhibit will continue through December 22, 2007.

The St. George Art Museum offers many shows and community outreach programs during the year. I am often called upon to present watercolor painting demonstrations to school and community groups. I appreciate the many museum docents and board members who volunteer countless hours to serve the art community.

Left: Roland Lee's Canyon Country
one person exhibit at the
St. George Art Museum July 2007

St. George Art Museum

Location:
St. George Art Museum
47 East 200 North
St. George, UT 84770
museum@sgcity.org

Admission:
$2 for adults
$1 for children 3 - 11
Free under 3

Free for Current Museum Members

Through June
1st Thursdays: Free from 5 pm - 9 pm
3rd Thursdays: Free from 5 pm - 9 pm

Beginning August 2007
3rd Tuesdays: Free from 10 am - 9 pm

Hours:
Monday - Saturday 10 am - 5 pm

Special Programs:
1st & 3rd Thursday Conversations at 7 pm (through June)
3rd Tuesday Conversations at 7 pm (begining August 2007)

St. George Art Museum Past Exhibits:

"Roland Lee's Canyon country" Solo Painting Exhibit
March 30 through July 7, 2007
St. George Art Museum.
Opening Reception Mar 30, Artist Talk Apr 19, 7pm.
Exhibit of 30 paintings plus sketchbooks.

PaintAmerica “Top100”
Visual Arts Association
Roland Lee’s Canyon Country Paintings
Permanent Collection Gems: Flowers & Fish
Glen Blakley Pottery
Gaell Lindstrom's Private Watercolors
Color Country Camera Club
Willie and Martin Remembered: A Tribute to the Mormon Handcart Pioneers
Visionscapes: The Vanishing Rock Art Sites of the West by Diane Orr
The Glowing Landscape: Paintings by Colleen Howe
Wallace Lee's Legacy of National Parks Art
Arts for the Parks
Window on the West: Views from the American Frontier
Regional Exhibit
Batiks & Stitches: Fabric Art By Anne Muñoz
Homecoming: Paintings And Sculptures By Mick Reber
Lon Megargee: Legendary Prints of the Southwest from the Hays Collection
Equestrian West, Photography of William Shepley
Red, White, & Rhyolite, Sculpture of Kirk McCoy
Rodeo: Paintings of Lenka Konopasek
THE WEST: DENIM & DUST
Landscape Images: From Actuality to Individuality by Todd Orchard and Tony Cox
Legacy Returns: Permanent Collection
RECONNECTIONS: Bryon Draper Sculptures and Brent Haddock Prints