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Bountiful Jan. 9 – Feb. 20 Keisho in Japanese has many meanings. I chose 3 of those meanings represented with Chinese characters, Keisho (継承) means inheritance. Inheriting something from a previous generation. Keisho (形象) means shape. To give shape to concepts that form in the mind, or things […]
Bountiful Jan. 9 – Feb. 20 More and more, there is recognition that geoengineering is being used as a solution for global climate change. In 2019, CNBC released the video, “Why Bill Gates is Funding Solar Geoengineering,” that states geoengineering effects include “blocking sunlight,” “looks hazy and white,” and “could […]
Bountiful Jan. 9 – Feb. 20 Curated by Alexandra Karl, Words by Terry Tempest Williams Wildfires raged in California and Oregon last summer. In Utah more than one thousand wildfires burned in the same time period. This exhibition aims to refresh our memories of that season of destruction and […]
Due Dec. 15 Our Eighth Festival will be presented entirely online as a live screen, in a two-day span. The performances will be shown in groups, at intervals throughout the two days, and will be archived after going live, available to view after the initial broadcast. You are […]
Salt Lake City Feb. 18 – Dec. 5 Where does water in Salt Lake Valley come from? Where does it end up? In Confluence the Utah Museum of Fine Arts, in collaboration with six local organizations, explores this essential component of our daily life. From mountain streams to Great Salt Lake, […]
Salt Lake City Jan. 23 – Apr. 11 Featuring one hundred works by nearly eighty artists from the 1920s to the present, Black Refractions: Highlights from The Studio Museum in Harlem surveys nearly a century of creative achievements by artists of African descent. This landmark initiative explores the vital contributions of […]
August 24, 2020 – June 4, 2021 On view at Snow College Karen H. Hunstman Library This body of work explores the role of the Muslim woman in a changing Islamic society, and seeks to understand her life behind the veil. A revolution has emerged in many Islamic […]
Provo Oct. 30, 2020 – May 1, 2021 Victoria Sambunaris creates large-scale photographs that document the intersections of the natural and manmade within the American landscape. Each year, Sambunaris embarks on a lengthy journey on the road, using a large format wooden field camera to document what she […]
Salt Lake City Mar. 14, 2020 – Feb. 1, 2021 In the late 1960s, Robert Smithson’s “nonsites” radically challenged the limits of sculptural practice and paved the way for the artist’s construction of Spiral Jetty (1970). This spring, to honor fifty years of the iconic earthwork, the Museum is thrilled to welcome […]
March 12 – March 22 Salt Lake City In celebration of the 150th anniversary of the first ballot cast by a woman in US history, the 100th anniversary of the ratification of the 19th amendment, and International Women’s Day, Salt Lake Acting Company proudly presents a world premiere […]
FEBRUARY 13-23, 2020 Salt Lake City SINGING TO THE BRINE SHRIMP is a madcap comedy – with puppets and songs and the Great Salt Lake – about learning who you really are and what you truly value. This is the theatrical opportunity of a lifetime for Allison, a […]
Feb. 15 Please join Weller Book Works as we welcome Dr. James R. Swensen and Dr. Braden Lindstrom for a multi-media presentation and signing of The Art of Gaell Lindstrom: Utah and Beyond in Watercolor and Other Media, Saturday, February 15, at 7 PM. The Art of Gaell Lindstrom: […]
