Browse Artists of Utah’s articles published in 15 Bytes arranged by article type.
Special Feature:Salt Lake Chalk Art for Foster Care Why would an artist create a piece of work that will be washed away within days? For the sheer joy of creating it,” says Deborah Lindner of the Utah Foster Care Foundation. The Foundation presents its 3rd Annual Chalk Art […]
Non-profit Spotlight: Holladay Burnt Purple Grand Opening Burnt Purple takes the starving out of artist. Burnt Purple is a 501(c)3 entity which provides an avenue for local visual artists to display thier work in a retail setting and educate them on art sales, marketing, advertising, promotion, accounting, organization […]
Letter from the Editor Confessions of an Ezine Editor Shawn Rossiter I have a confession to make. It’ not something I’m proud of; not something I like to talk about. But I think it’s about time that I came clean. I’ve been keeping this part of my life […]
Artist Opportunities 2005 Chalk Art Festival for Utah Foster Care Foundation Ruby Chacon’s stunning portrait of Cesar Chavez (pictured above) won first prize at the 2004 Chalk Art Festival. Now, you can join Ruby and other local artists transforming the streets of The Gateway into a gallery of […]
Exhibition Review: Salt Lake City Hot Stuff at Utah Arts Alliance by Kent Rigby [portfolio_slideshow] Hey, all you avant-garde’ art fans, check out the new photography exhibit featuring some really wild looking work by Scott Alger and Derek Dyer at Utah Arts Alliance, 2191 South 300 West, upstairs. […]
Art Event: Spring City Spring City Heritage Days Spring City’s annual Heritage Days celebration will be held Saturday May 28, 2005. Spring City is home to a number of Utah artists as well as the second homes and studios of many prominent artists. During Hertiage Days renowned Home […]
Art Event: Escalante Everett Ruess Days Plein-air Competition by Shawn Rossiter Edward Abbey called it the “meanest little town in America.” Robert Redford and Bill Clinton have both been hung in effigy here. And it was from here that poet and artist Everett Ruess disappeared into the redrock […]
Special Feature: The Inside Scoop The UAC’s Statewide Annual Inside the Mystery and the Madness by Laura Durham I’ve done this, what…five times now? And I still don’t have it figured out. Sometimes I think I do, and then we find jurors such as Kate Wagle and Gregory […]
Special Feature: Book Review with Detours The Men of Utah Watercolor: Lindstrom, Allred, Maryon by Shawn Rossiter note: this article was written before the passing of Ed Maryon; he will be greatly missed in our community This article began as a book review. I had in mind to […]
