A directory of press releases for current visual art exhibitions in the state of Utah, organized by geographic area.
Logan August 24 – December 14 June Harwood refined a style of abstraction and compositional rigor that she had started developing around 1960. This style eventually became known as “Hard-Edge,” a term coined in 1959 by critic and curator Jules Langsner (whom Harwood married in 1964). Langsner also […]
Logan August 24, 2024 – February 1, 2025 The Artepaño exhibition features over fifty artworks by Latinx artists working in the context of the American penal system. A paño is a standard fifteen by fifteen-inch cotton handkerchief transformed into a work of art by prisoners that alternatively self-identify […]
South Salt Lake Aug. 9 – Sep. 20 Opening Reception: August 9, 6-9 pm (Available for viewing on Friday, August 16, 6:00-8 p.m., as part of Salt Lake City’s Gallery Stroll, during the closing reception on Friday, September 20, from 6:00-8 p.m., and by appointment.) An Iranian American […]
Ogden August 9 – October 13 This compelling exhibition showcases the works of artists who investigate and share the stories of communities and lands adapting to a changing climate. From sublime foreshadowing to the documentation of the tangible impacts of natural hazards, these artists shine a light on […]
Logan July 20 – December 14 Los Angeles Hard Edge from the Collection places the exhibition, June Harwood Paintings, into a broader context. The artists in this exhibition, as well as June Harwood, participated in the exhibition California Hard-Edge Painting at the Pavilion Gallery in Balboa, California, in 1964 which featured eleven artists, including […]
July 5, 2024 – Jan. 8, 2025 anning three decades and three continents of archival material, Language of Movement is Milad Mozari’s ongoing conversation with Ghaffar Pourazar, an Azerbaijani-Iranian computer animator turned Beijing Opera performer. The materials presented are layers of media collected in Pourazar’s life and transported […]
Jul. 5 – Oct 19 Influenced by her research in Crip Theory (an interdisciplinary field that merges Disability Studies and Queer Theory) as well as her embodiment as a disabled dancer, McDaniel uses sculpture, video, and analog formats to question how bodies, objects, and technologies are traditionally used. The […]
Salt Lake City Jul 5, 2024 – Jan. 11, 2025 Consider a memory or an experience. How do you encapsulate it? Does it reside solely in your mind, ready to be summoned at will? Or can it be documented by external tools, like a camera? Which method, if […]
Salt Lake City Jul 5, 2024 – Feb 22, 2025 The exhibition offers an in-depth and layered meditation on the many angles of what it means to remember and includes the work of 18 artists using a variety of mediums. The stories we tell ourselves about the past, […]
Logan June 18, 2024 – June 30, 2025 San Francisco was the center of bohemian culture in California in the late 1930s and 1940s. It was a golden era for art making and the blossoming of Bay Area art due to a confluence of factors, one being the […]
Provo June 7 – Dec. 7 Tumult, strife, and and societal changes were hallmarks of the 1960s, and the art of the era lived up to the turbulence of the times. Artists like Andy Warhol, Bridget Riley, Roy Lichtenstein, Robert Indiana, and Helen Gerardia responded to the political, […]
Springville Apr. 27, 2024 – Apr., 2025 Springville Museum of Art Celebrates 100 Years of Artistic Excellence: Honoring the Students That Built Art City The Springville Museum of Art proudly announces a historic milestone: the commemoration of the 100th Annual Spring Salon. In honoring this legacy, the Museum […]
Springville Apr. 27, 2024 – June 2025 Salon 100 celebrates the 100th Anniversary of the Spring Salon and share its impact and history. The Salon was started by Springville High School students in the 1920s. They hung the first shows in the halls of their high school until […]
Provo June 7 – Dec. 7 The times were “a-changin’,” and artists of the 1960s to 1980s responded to an era of mass media, war, and protest with new approaches to sculpture, prints, paintings, comics, and more. Counterpoint features dozens of these works from the MOA collection by artists […]
