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By Geoff Wichert on January 11, 2021 • ( 5 Comments )
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Exhibitions in Utah

  • Feeling Before Thought at Urban Arts Gallery
  • Paul Dougan at Phillips Gallery
  • Rebecca Livermore & Patricia Kimball at Phillips Gallery
  • Lenka Konopasek: Debris Pile Landscapes at Nox Contemporary
  • Matthew Sketch: Affinity for Grace at Modern West
  • Patrick Winfield Vogel: heart of a stone image at Office Space
  • David Riley at Meyer Gallery
  • Dimitri Kozyrev: Lost Landscapes at Modern West
  • Etsuko Kato: Keisho at BDAC
  • Susan Riedley: Above and Beyond at BDAC
  • Wildfires in Utah Art, Homes and Lands at BDAC
  • Confluence at UMFA
  • Black Refractions: Highlights from The Studio Museum in Harlem at UMFA
  • Fazilat Soukhakian / Anonymous Battle
  • Far Out: The West Re-seen, Photography of Victoria Sambunaris
  • Douglas Hunter: Solar Ruin at BDAC
  • Robert Smithson’s Nonsite, Site Uncertain (1968) at UMFA
  • Sky Above, Earth Below A History of Western Landscape Photography at NEHMA
  • DE|MARCATION: A Survey of Contemporary Photography in Utah
  • Love in the Abstract at “A” Gallery
  • In Sight, Out of Mind at Springville Museum of Art
  • Art for the People at BYU MoA
  • Rend the Heavens: Intersections of the Human and the Divine at BYU MoA
15 Bytes | 2002 | Gallery Spotlights

Pam O’Mara’s Vision Brings Together the Artists’ Community of Utah

By 15 Bytes on February 2, 2002 • ( 1 Comment )

photos by Steve Coray On February 9, 2000, Pamela O’Mara had an epiphany. A vision, if you will. Two years later, the walls of her new gallery in downtown Salt Lake City can barely contain the excitement she feels for what she has created. Now that her original […]

Public Issues | Visual Arts

Utah’s Public Art Program: To Fund or Not to Fund

By 15 Bytes on January 15, 2002 • ( Leave a comment )

by Jim Glenn, of the Utah Arts Council During the 2001 Legislative session, the Utah State Legislature eliminated funding for all public art projects for the fiscal year 2002, terminating a public program that has benefited the community for over fifteen years. This means that citizens of the […]

Exhibition Reviews | Visual Arts

Utah’s Shades of Gray: 8th Black & White Competition Exhibit

By 15 Bytes on January 15, 2002 • ( Leave a comment )

Utah’s inversion has turned everything along the Wasatch front a dull, depressing shade of gray. But don’t let a little haze and fog fool you about the color gray. In the right hands it can do marvels. The Eccles Community Art Center is practically reveling in grays, as […]

15 Bytes | 2002 | Archived Editions

The Nature of Abstraction at BDAC

By Kasey Boone on January 1, 2002 • ( Leave a comment )

  Little Utah vocabulary lesson: To describe art you have three choices: art is either realistic, impressionistic, or abstract. So, if it doesn’t look like a photograph, and is not a little-landscape-with-pretty- brush strokes, then it must be abstract. At least that’s what I gather from Bountiful Davis […]

David Ericson relaxes in the comfortable and spacious setting of his new gallery at 418 South 200 West in Salt Lake City.
15 Bytes | 2002 | Archived Editions | Gallery Spotlights | Visual Arts

David Ericson Gallery’s New Home

By 15 Bytes on January 1, 2002 • ( Leave a comment )

by Aaron Moffett   If it were not for a failed business venture in the early Seventies, Salt Lake City would not have one of its premier galleries. It was after two-and-a-half years at the construction business and a business venture gone badly that Dave Ericson opened Gallery […]

Visual Arts

Art on the Hill: The 2002 Utah Legislature and the Visual Arts

By 15 Bytes on January 1, 2002 • ( Leave a comment )

The Utah Legislature will be in session during January and March of 2002, with a break for the Olympics. The following articles are designed to inform the public about issues that will be addressed during the 2002 Legislative session which affect the visual arts community. The opinions expressed […]

Exhibition Reviews | Visual Arts

Computerized Art: My Little Brother Could Do It

By Kasey Boone on November 15, 2001 • ( Leave a comment )

Everyone likes their PC. And anyone who has purchased, inherited, or illegally copied a piece of imaging software has enjoyed experimenting with distorting, morphing, hazing or otherwise manipulating their photographs. What’s better then being able to take a photograph of your older brother and make his nose swell […]

Hero by Anthony Siciliano
Exhibition Reviews | Visual Arts

Anthony Siciliano’s Layers of Memory

By Shawn Rossiter on November 15, 2001 • ( Leave a comment )

  Anthony Siciliano’s evocative array of collage pieces now on display at the Atrium Gallery in Salt Lake City’s downtown library express the montage of images, both private and public, that float across the eyelids of our collective experience. The fascination of many of the works on display […]

Untitled by Carleton Cristy
Exhibition Reviews | Visual Arts

Utah 2001: The Abstracting Influence of Paper

By 15 Bytes on November 15, 2001 • ( Leave a comment )

  Every year the Utah Arts Council sponsors a Statewide Competition/Exhibition. The themes of the exhibition rotate among Painting and Sculpture, Crafts and Photography, and Mixed Media and Works on Paper. This year, the Bountiful/Davis Art Center held the Mixed Media and Works on Paper exhibition. This particular […]

Utah artist Jeff Hein
Artist Profiles | Visual Arts

Jeff Hein: Portrait of a Man as a Young Artist

By Shawn Rossiter on November 15, 2001 • ( Leave a comment )

  While brisk, autumn weather finally crept into Utah at the end of October, young Utah artist Jeff Hein allowed Artists of Utah to sneak into his Salt Lake City home and studio: The smell of linseed oil mixes with that of the Heins’ pet rabbit, which scurries […]

Organization Spotlight | Visual Arts

Rockwood Art Studios in Sugarhouse

By 15 Bytes on September 3, 2001 • ( Leave a comment )

Daryll Erdmann’s CHROMA GALLERY provides the storefront for the Rockwood Art Studios in Sugarhouse. Located at 1064 East 2100 South, between the Bingham Gallery and the Maytag Store, the studios is home to over fifteen artists, Erdmann’s gallery, and Jill Davis’ frame shop. Almost all of the occupants have […]

Exhibition Reviews | Visual Arts

A Postmodern Tossed Salad in the Atrium Gallery

By Kasey Boone on September 3, 2001 • ( Leave a comment )

viva Derrida! all hail Barthes! and please pass the Foucault. A recent collaborative exhibition at the Salt Lake City Library’s Atrium Gallery (In and Out of Habit, July 7 — August 18) provides me with the perfect opportunity to vent. To rant, really; to rant and rave, at least […]

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