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Anthropocene Now: John Sproul Paints Humanity’s Dilemma in Library Exhibit

By Geoff Wichert on March 13, 2023 • ( Leave a comment )
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Exhibitions in Utah

  • Future Views at 801 Salon
  • Holladay Arts Fine Art Show & Sale 2023
  • Adam Rees and Mollie Homer-Dillard at ‘A’ Gallery
  • Mercedes Ng: Recollection at Salt Lake Community College
  • Meri DeCaria, Emily Fox King and Wendy Van de Kamp at Phillips Gallery
  • Formal Elements at Modern West
  • Step into Spring at Horne Fine Art
  • Justin Wheatley & Ryan Cannon at David Ericson
  • A Way of Working at UMOCA
  • Matthew Sketch: FAM(ily) at UMOCA
  • Boombox Benefit at UMOCA
  • Haimaz, Heimr, Hjem, Heem, Hām, Home at UMOCA
  • Malachi Wilson at Finch Lane Gallery
  • “Sister” curated by Maru Quevedo at Finch Lane Gallery
  • John Sproul: UnderBelly at Gallery at Library Square
  • Star and Stone: Jared Tamez at Writ and Vision
  • Kirsten Anderson: Greener on the Other Side at Writ and Vision
  • Perception at Modern West
  • Collision of Forms at Tippetts & Eccles Galleries
  • INTRODUCTIONS: Robert Mellor and Hunt Rettig at Julie Nester Gallery
  • All Shapes and Sizes at JKR Gallery
  • Lost and Found at Urban Arts Gallery
  • EARTH / ETHER: Colour Maisch & Emily Plewe at cityhomeUNDERGROUND
  • Thomas Campbell: Making stuff to express stuff, To share stuff, So others can feel or wanna make stuff, Hopefully. at UMOCA
  • 36th Annual Sears Invitational Art Show and Sale
  • Matt Flint: Shifting Fragments at Gallery MAR
  • Many Wests: Artists Shape an American Idea at UMFA
  • Waterman: Coloring the Stranger at Granary Arts
  • John Sproul: Walking the Dark at Granary Arts
  • Beloved Community at SLCC’s Eccles Art Gallery
  • Gordon Matta-Clark: Splitting, 1974 at UMOCA
  • Action-Packed Overloaded: Scott Stanley at the Gallery at Library Square
  • For the Love of My Belly: Bea Hurd at the SLC Library
  • The Squares and the Beats: The Lane Gift at NEHMA
  • Body, Land at UCCC

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Artist Profiles | Visual Arts

The Rest is History: Beverly Wheeler Mastrim

By 15 Bytes on December 2, 2005 • ( Leave a comment )

by Julie M. Zych In the early 1920’s when Beverly Wheeler Mastrim was six years old she glanced out the second floor window of her family’s farm house and saw something inspiring. She ran down the stairs and reached a stranger painting a white horse and a barn. […]

Art Professional Spotlight | Visual Arts

Ruth Lubbers: The Art of Vision

By Sue Martin on November 3, 2005 • ( Leave a comment )

Ruth Lubbers and her family joke about the westward progression of their moves, (including New Jersey, Ohio, and Michigan) but for nearly 25 years now they have lived in Salt Lake City. To hear Ruth talk about the Salt Lake arts community and her role in building that […]

Exhibition Reviews | Visual Arts

SLAP at Patrick Moore Gallery

By Listings on November 3, 2005 • ( Leave a comment )

by Kim Burgess The Patrick Moore Gallery’s floor-to-ceiling windows look out at the blinking lights of Gateway Megaplex and a hip Mexican restaurant. Valets stand on the corner, waiting for the Jags and SUVs to pull up. Despite these corporate surroundings, Patrick Moore Gallery avoids consumerism, supporting emerging […]

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Taking a Byte Out of Crime, Or Why You Should Be Proud to Wear Your 15 Bytes T-Shirt

By 15 Bytes on November 3, 2005 • ( Leave a comment )

Artists of Utah News Taking a Byte Out of Crime Or Why You Should Be Proud to Wear Your 15 Bytes T-Shirt If, in a possibly sugar-induced coma-like daze, you happened to watch the Channel 2 10 o’clock news on Monday night, you will have seen a story […]

Exhibition Reviews | Visual Arts

The Out-of-Towners: Jay Nelson and Bryson Gill Experience a Change in Scenery

By 15 Bytes on November 3, 2005 • ( Leave a comment )

by Jamie Gadette Jay Nelson thought he’d be an architect. Or maybe even a doctor, helping patients through illnesses such as that which left him bed-ridden for a good part of his adolescence. Ten years later, Nelson, 25, admits his altruistic instincts are best realized through paintings, sketches […]

Exhibition Reviews | Visual Arts

Gary Denmark at Julie Nester

By Listings on November 3, 2005 • ( Leave a comment )

Abstract artist Gary Denmark will have his first gallery exhibit in Utah beginning November 4th at the Julie Nester Gallery. Denmark’s exhibit, which continues through the month of November includes original works on canvas and paper. In his artist statement for the show, Denmark writes, “Building pictures has […]

Gallery Spotlights | Visual Arts

Impressions of a New Gallery Space: Palmers Gallery Fine Art

By Kent Rigby on November 3, 2005 • ( Leave a comment )

  There is a new kid on the block, boys and girls — Palmers Gallery Fine Art, at the Salt Lake Design Center building, 378 West Broadway, Suite 3. Darren Palmer owns Palmers Gallery Fine Photography at Trolley Square, as well as this great new fine art gallery. […]

In Memoriam | Visual Arts

In Memoriam: Brent Gehring

By Frank McEntire on November 3, 2005 • ( Leave a comment )

General Delivery: Brent Gehring (June 2, 1942 – October 15, 2005)   On Friday morning, October 21, I received a telephone call from The Salt Lake Tribune’s visual arts writer Brandon Griggs. He was preparing a tribute about Lee Deffebach, 76, who just died of heart problems. Within […]

In Memoriam | Visual Arts

Lee Deffebach (1928 – 2005) : Deep Satisfaction in the Knowledge

By Shawn Rossiter on November 3, 2005 • ( 1 Comment )

“Most serious artists have experienced the surprise situation. The artist tries to express an idea, and it just doesn’t jell. He may work for hours, days, weeks. Then, just as he reaches an impasse, the whole thing comes into focus, the work appears on the canvas or paper […]

Artist Profiles | Visual Arts

The Art of Gloria Montgomery

By Emily Chaney on November 3, 2005 • ( Leave a comment )

Nestled in a secluded corner of the Heber Valley is Gloria Montgomery’s home. Her studio is located in a large section of the house, an arrangement which she loves for its convenience and seclusion. Warm light filters in from several large windows, creating ideal working conditions. The walls […]

Exhibition Reviews | Visual Arts

Frank McEntire’s Assemblage Sculpture

By 15 Bytes on November 3, 2005 • ( Leave a comment )

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 show, it is quite clear that he continues to roll, and gathers no […]

Artist Profiles | Visual Arts

From Mundane to Monumental: Diana Garff Gardiner

By Laura Durham on November 3, 2005 • ( 2 Comments )

In her 1995 Masters thesis, Salt Lake City artist Diana Garff Gardiner quotes American watercolorist Charles Hawthorne: “Better to make a big thing out of a little subject than to make a little thing out of a big one.” Gardiner takes this advice to heart as she finds […]

Exhibition Reviews | Visual Arts

Max Grundy’s Media Fear

By Kasey Boone on October 3, 2005 • ( Leave a comment )

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 with Gallery Stroll all over again. Grundy’s show at the Unknown Gallery […]

Exhibition Reviews | Visual Arts

Lisa Nichols at Sprague Library

By Tony Watson on October 3, 2005 • ( Leave a comment )

  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 were much more densely populated with more advanced civilizations […]

Exhibition Reviews | Visual Arts

Adkinson, Whipple & Gunnell at Kayo

By Listings on October 3, 2005 • ( Leave a comment )

by Vera Bachman 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 soon it is apparent that I am dealing with a bunch of […]

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