September 23-25, the Silver Reef Museum of Leeds, Utah, will host an all-media exhibit by the Southern Utah Watercolor Society, as part of a recent commitment to host a cultural arts event every 4th weekend of the month. Accompanied by a historical lecture September 24th titled Women of the Silver Reef, the show also kicks...
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Ogden First’s PLATFORMS hopes to launch art intervention
It took bold vision to turn Ogden’s notorious “Two Bit Street” from a dark, dangerous place to the vibrant center of arts, retail, dining and entertainment it is today. That same kind of vision now has its sights set on the area between there and the Eccles Art Center. Ogden planners, including Ogden City Arts...
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Aerin Collett – Connecting Women Artists
Aerin Collett, 30-something and a recent graduate of the University of Utah, knows how important it is to have support and encouragement as a woman artist. “As women we have to fight harder to have careers and deal with issues men don’t have to worry about,” she says. That’s why she started the four-month-old Wasatch...
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Pilar Pobil’s Legacy
Pilar Pobil's art, and her marvelous house are both colorful fixtures in Utah's art scene. Her friends plan to keep it that way.
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Book Arts Program
These days most words and images are thrown around as ones and zeros on a computer screen. That’s how publish our magazine. But some people still take them time to make the physical objects we know of as books. The people at the Marriott Library’s Book Arts program and Red Butte Press do it by...
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Chamber Music Society of Salt Lake
It was a dark and stormy night The Chamber Music Society of Salt Lake City was born at a Halloween party in the fall of 1966. Some friends had gathered in the Avenues and founding member Gale Dick recalls discussing chamber music with another guest at the party. Dick had just arrived in Utah from...
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Perfect Match: A Partners Retrospective
To honors the retirement of Art Access Executive Director Ruth Lubbers, a retrospective exhibit of the Partners program at Williams Fine Art.
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Millcreek Arts
“Next to recycling and her own work with fused glass, DeBirk’s love is bringing these things to the community. Alongside Urbanscrap Boutique, she has opened a new classroom space known as Millcreek Arts, which also features a children’s arts-and-crafts room . . .” READ the full article HERE. COMMENT below.
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Glass Art Guild
“It’s a brisk Sunday morning in March. We’re in a large warehouse in South Salt Lake where Kerry Transtrum is demonstrating a technique that we can’t properly describe in these pages without the fear of internet filters shutting out our site. …..” Read the full article HERE. COMMENT BELOW
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The UMFA’s Young Benefactors
Organization Spotlight: Salt Lake The UMFA’s Young Benefactors While organizations that choose for titles expressing youth or contemporaneity benefit from the energy evoked by their name, time has a way of catching up to them and complicating their brand. When the Museum of Modern Art in New York was dubbed, its founders surely thought the...
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A Future for the Provo Gallery Stroll?
An interview with Ryan Neely If the past two months is any indication, it may be safe to say that Provo is undergoing an artistic renaissance. Like Salt Lake City and major communities across the country, Provo holds a monthly Gallery Gtroll, an event that helps galvanize participation in the arts from that community and...
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Not Your Grandmother’s Stroll
Not Your Grandmother’s Stroll Gallery Stroll Turns Two This Month To most of you in Salt Lake it might come as a surprise when I tell you that the Salt Lake Gallery Stroll is two years old this month. “Surely,” you’ll say, “Gallery Stroll has been around longer than that. My grandma used to take...
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