Utah Exhibition Reviews published in 15 Bytes, Utah’s art magazine, including reviews of local Utah artists, regional artists, group exhibitions and traveling exhibits of national and international artists.
Exhibition Review: Salt Lake City Small Acts of Devotion Frank McEntire’s Assemblage Sculpture by Allen Bishop Small Acts of Devotion– Frank McEntire’s recent assemblages and paintings – is the featured exhibit through November 15 at David Ericson Fine Art in Salt Lake City. From the looks of this […]
Exhibition Review: Salt Lake City Max Grundy’s Media Fear by Kasey Boone I won’t say he’s the best we’ve got (I’ve gotten flack for doing that in the past). But he may be the best we have up this month. Max Grundy has made me fall in love […]
Exhibition Review: Salt Lake City Lisa Nichols by Tony Watson I am currently reading the book 1491, by journalist Charles C. Mann, which examines current research into life in the Americas before the arrival of Europeans. One of the main theses of the book is that the continents […]
Exhibition Review: Salt Lake City Adkinson, Whipple & Gunnell at Kayo by Vera Bachman [portfolio_slideshow] As we crowd around the shady side of a patio table at Cocoa Caffé to discuss the upcoming group show at Kayo Gallery, Sri Whipple calls for revolution. It is Saturday morning, and […]
Exhibition Review: Salt Lake City A Gallery Sculpture Show by Kent Rigby A Gallery is big – on sculpture. The new group sculpture show at A Gallery features many of the area’s finest sculptors. Represented in this knock-out exhibit are artists David Adams, Brian Berman, Laurie Burns, Brian […]
Not Your Mother’s Mormon Art Annie Kennedy at the Central Utah Art Center by Geoff Wichert In Doctrine and Covenants, a kind of L.D.S. handbook, Joseph Smith enjoins his followers on venerable theological grounds to practice moderation in all things. Those good people, responding out of impulses set […]
The Utah Arts Council’s Fellowship Exhibition Karen Horne, Steve Larson, Madison Smith, & Paul Stout at the Rio by Kent Rigby The Rio Gallery at the Rio Grande Depot exists within a huge cavernous space. One might wonder how it could possibly be used as a successful gallery. […]
The UVSC Woodbury Art Museum’s current sculpture exhibition, “Regions of the Mind: Exploring conceptual domains in contemporary sculpture,” explores the artistic pluralism that is contemporary sculpture. [portfolio_slideshow] The installation of the nine sculptors’ work reflects this pluralism, giving each artist’s work its own alcove, chamber, or cell of […]
[portfolio_slideshow] Some sculptors treat language as just another malleable substance, no different from wax or bronze. BYU Sculpture Professor Brian Christensen has chosen to call the dozen new works on display at the Central Utah Art Center Body and Time. Here “and” stands in for a word […]
an exhibition review of Adam Bateman: Literal Sculptures at the Kimball Art Center through November 15th Don’t believe everything you read. Or at least don’t swallow it wholesale, for words are slippery things. They can mask something just as easily as they can point to it – […]
by Kent Rigby | photos courtesy the artist Part of my role as Salt Lake Gallery Association President is to help assist artists, represented by member galleries, with the advancement of their careers. Towards that end, I was excited to hear of an exhibition opportunity for Salt Lake […]
Exhibition Spotlight: Salt Lake City Eyes on Trevor Southey by Shawn Dallas Stradley The current and exciting exhibit at the new A Gallery in the Sugarhouse area features the artwork of Trevor Southey and is provocative, new, retrospective and collaborative. This particular presentation is unique in that it […]
