David Habben: newlywed, artist, guitar player, runner, motorcycle rider, Mormon.
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Brian Christensen at Finch Lane
A review of Brian Christensen's exhibit of sculptures and installations at Finch Lane Gallery.
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Up and Down The Creek: Stephen Goldsmith on City Creek
City planner Stephen Goldsmith takes a look at the new City Creek project and worries "we are burying our heads about the importance of authenticity."
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Claudia Sisemore and Friends
Though over the past couple of years we've been able to capture interviews with a number of Utah artists, we have a ways to go before we'll catch up with Claudia Sisemore.
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Neil Hadlock at Nox Contemporary
A conversation with sculptor Neil Hadlock in anticipation of his 20-year retrospective at Nox Contemporary.
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Daniel Everett at the UMFA
Shawn Rossiter says a recent trip to Cyprus was the perfect primer to view Daniel Everett’s exhibit of photographs, videos and installations at the UMFA. Read the review in the May 2012 edition of 15 Bytes.
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Boys of Bonneville
Take a look at the making of Boys of Bonneville, the perfect film to get you in the mood for the UMFA's upcoming SPEED exhibit.
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Springville Salon 2012
Utah’s biggest display of artwork is up again at the Springville Museum of Art. In this review, Tony Watson takes a look at the actual winners and offers some alternatives. Read the review in the May 2012 edition of 15 Bytes.
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Sarinda Jones’ Studio Space
In this month’s photo essay Kelly Green takes us inside the colorful, shard-filled studio of glass artist Sarinda Jones. Check it out in the May 2012 edition of 15 Bytes.
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Local Colors’ Sugarhouse Vibe
This ever-changing gallery featuring local art may be in its best location yet – well placed to participate in now-monthly Sugarhouse art strolls on second Fridays.
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Plan B’s Slam: 24-Hour Theatre
Twenty-four hours. Five playwrights. Five directors. Fifteen actors. This is the tried and true recipe for Slam, an annual production by Plan-B Theatre Company. In twenty-three hours, five short original plays grow from infancy to full maturity. The twenty-fourth hour is when the audience is invited in to the Jeanne Wagner Theatre to see five...
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