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The Threads That Bind Us Showcases the Complex Achievements of Fiber Arts in Utah

By Geoff Wichert on September 11, 2023 • ( 3 Comments )

Installations by Holly Wong and Stephanie Leitch Create Liminal Experiences at OCA

By Heather Hopkins on August 19, 2023 • ( Leave a comment )
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Exhibitions in Utah

  • 2023 Doctorow Prize Winner: Chie Fueki at UMOCA
  • Taylor Wright: Shadow on the Vine at SLCC South City Campus
  • Allie Wheeler: Memoria Technica at BDAC
  • Patrick Durka: Direction of Thought at BDAC
  • Suzanne Bybee: Pushing Towards Immensity at BDAC
  • Aimee Odum: Getting to Know You at BDAC
  • Irishia Hubbard: Unearthed at Finch Lane Gallery
  • Golden Hour: 9th Annual Plein Air Competition
  • Lu Wei: My Sole Desires at Material
  • Joshua Luther: Vessels at Gallery at Library Square
  • Louise Fischman: Unearthed at The Gallery at Library Square
  • Ellie Wilson at Meyer Gallery
  • Small Art Treasures at Meyer Gallery
  • Nancy Vorm at Holladay Arts
  • The Abstract Impulse at Sears Art Museum
  • Brian Kershisnik at David Ericson Fine Art
  • Oonju Chun, Tom Howard and Margaret Morris at Phillips Gallery
  • Eugene Tapahe’s Art Heals: The Jingle Dress Project at Modern West
  • Chuck Landvatter: Interior Spaces at Fice Gallery
  • Brent Godfrey: YOU ANIMAL at ‘A’ Gallery
  • The Noun Show at Gene Nelson Attic
  • Expanding Methodologies at Gallery East
  • Color Alchemy at Alpine Art
  • The Threads That Bind Us, Sponsored by the Mary Meigs Atwater Weaver’s Guild at Utah Cultural Celebration Center
  • The More That Is Taken Away / Ben Altman at Granary Arts
  • Gathering Light / Beth Krensky at Granary Arts
  • Tiny Sculptures at Writ and Vision
  • Torrin Omokoh: Are You There? at Day-Riverside Branch Library
  • J. Kirk Richards: Carried Away in a Vision at Writ and Vision
  • I LEXI (The Word) at Writ and Vision
  • SLCC 75th Anniversary Alumni Show at SLCC’s Eccles Gallery
  • Alyce Carrier: Cake Stand Altar at UMOCA
  • Holly Wong’s “Emergence” and Stephanie Leitch’s “Spell Field” at Ogden Contemporary Arts
  • Las Hermanas Iglesias and Kathryn Knudsen at Material
  • Tatau: Marks of Polynesia at UMFA

Upcoming Events

  • First Look Friday at UMOCA
  • Plaza Fest
  • Cedar City Final Friday Art Walk
  • Ken Sanders Rare Books Underground: Grand Opening Event at The Leonardo
  • loveDANCEmore Presents Stephanie Garcia’s From the Borderlands to the Roots
  • Pioneer Theatre Company Opens 23/24 Season with Agatha Christie’s Murder on the Orient Express

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Exhibition Reviews | Visual Arts

The Mysteries That Lie Concealed: Mitchell Barton at UMOCA

By Geoff Wichert on May 22, 2023 • ( 1 Comment )

There are a lot of whale bones in the AIR. (That’s the gallery at UMOCA where their Artists In Residence cap their experience with a one-person show.) There are also a number of red herrings, which can happen when an artist tries to do something unconventional. In Razorbacks, […]

Art Lake City | In Plain Site | Visual Arts

Fathima Mohiuddin: Celebrating Cutlure, Migration and the Color Orange

By In Plain Site on May 21, 2023 • ( Leave a comment )

“Painting really is a way of life, seeing and survival for me,” says Toronto-based artist Fathima Mohiuddin, who paints under the name Fatspatrol and who visited Utah recently to complete one of the new murals in South Salt Lake’s Mural Fest. Working on a large scale is something […]

Exhibition Reviews | Visual Arts

Reeling from the Past, Leaning into the Future: BDAC’s Statewide Annual

By Geoff Wichert on May 20, 2023 • ( Leave a comment )

“Domestic Remiss” is the title of a work by Kylie Millward that appeared in Space Maker, a 2021, pandemic-inspired exhibit at UMFA that, as 15 Bytes reported at the time, was drawn “from work by faculty within the University of Utah’s Department of Art and Art History to […]

Exhibition Reviews | Visual Arts

Nathan Florence’s Layered Ways of Seeing and Living

By Ann Poore on May 19, 2023 • ( 1 Comment )

Nathan Florence converses much the way he paints: in-depth with lots of color; layered with nuance but an abundance of honesty; moments of intensity with an overall cheerfulness. He is a fun interview. But try chatting with Florence about his work and you will immediately be turned down […]

Art Lake City | In Plain Site | Visual Arts

Caro Nilsson’s The Birds Drew a Doorway, and We Walked Through

By In Plain Site on May 17, 2023 • ( 1 Comment )

Caro Nilsson has a professional background in architecture, but the Salt Lake City artist embraced art full-time after a painting residency in early 2021. Painting murals — a process of collaborating with the built environment — seemed a logical marriage of the two practices. In 2022, she completed […]

Exhibition Reviews | Visual Arts

The World’s Bays and Harbours Reduced to Plastic

By Geoff Wichert on May 16, 2023 • ( Leave a comment )

The Statue of Liberty is to America what the Mona Lisa is to France: the nation’s best known work of art, one that people come from all over the world to see and appreciate. The history of Mona Lisa, however, is the story of a small painting that […]

Daily Bytes | Mixed Media

Doctorow Prize, Ben Wiemeyer, Ririe-Woodbury Director, Emily Fox King, James Rees, UVU Museum

By 15 Bytes on May 15, 2023 • ( Leave a comment )

5/15 Chie Fueki Awarded Doctorow Prize for Contemporary Painting UMOCA and the Jarvis and Constance Doctorow Family Foundation have announced that the New York-based artist Chie Fueki has been awarded the 2023 Catherine Doctorow Prize for Contemporary Painting. Chie Fueki (b. 1973) lives and works in Beacon, NY. Fueki […]

Art Lake City | Visual Arts

Charity Hamidullah’s Soul Food Mural

By In Plain Site on May 14, 2023 • ( 1 Comment )

  Charity Hamidullah is a multi-disciplinary artist from Rochester, New York who has worked in the Atlanta community since 2011. “Growing up in a multicultural household my principles were built on love and diversity. Since my youth, I have been inspired by the connection of love,” she says. […]

Visual Arts

Ten New Murals Enliven South Salt Lake’s Creative Zone

By 15 Bytes on May 13, 2023 • ( Leave a comment )

Over six years and with the help of dozens of artists from within and outside Utah, South Salt Lake’s The Mural Fest has planted murals all over the concrete garden of its downtown area and adjacent creative zone.  At this point you could start walking from anywhere within […]

Exhibition Reviews | Visual Arts

Migrating Cultures with Sara Serratos

By Geoff Wichert on May 11, 2023 • ( Leave a comment )

Here’s a question each of us should ask ourselves: what is my legacy likely to be? Lately, each generation or era gets assigned an identity — the Greatest, the Boomers, the Millennials — each of which might signify something. But what is the relation between a generational impact […]

Exhibition Reviews | Visual Arts

Humorous Eco-Warrior Pin-ups at Finch Lane

By Geoff Wichert on May 10, 2023 • ( Leave a comment )

Taxonomy is a fundamental human activity … the behavior that enables thinking. It separates humans from the rest of the earth’s animal population. The science of distinguishing and classifying is what enables us not only to identify and react to the myriad things we encounter every day, but […]

Before Now | Historical Artists | Visual Arts

Elaine Michelsen: The New Age at MidCentury

By Shawn Rossiter on May 9, 2023 • ( 3 Comments )

When she returned after the war, Elaine Michelsen brought home some strange ideas. Unknown, foreign, from outside. Ideas suggested in pictorial form, alluded to in spoken word. Gathered from somewhere in the the wide world, she brought them to her Rocky Mountain home in Salt Lake City, Utah. […]

Exhibition Reviews | Visual Arts

Elizabeth Sanchez Turns to Aztec Cosmology to Confront Personal Catastrophe

By Candace Brown on May 8, 2023 • ( Leave a comment )

Elizabeth Sanchez’s exhibition Así se Acaba el Mundo/This is How the World Ends invites individual reflection toward the constant endings and beginnings of life. Born in Chihuahua, Mexico, Sanchez moved to Utah in 2003 to study painting at Brigham Young University. She received her BFA in Studio Arts […]

Exhibition Reviews | Visual Arts

The Old is New in Utah Watercolor Society Exhibit

By Geoff Wichert on May 5, 2023 • ( 1 Comment )

On a field of gravel stretching, by all appearances, to the horizon, torn and crumpled $100 bills lie scattered around rusting, broken-bladed iron scissors. It’s not the fun and games we normally associate with the phrase “Rock, Paper, Scissors,” but it is watercolorist Mariko Kowalski’s comment on the […]

Exhibition Reviews | Visual Arts

Maynard Dixon: No Place Like Home

By Karilee Park on May 4, 2023 • ( Leave a comment )

Maynard Dixon captured the dry heat of our desert landscape in dusty yellows and browns, but he could also remind us of quieter nights and bright skies with an array of blues and greens. Each painting of earth, sky, or being is a graphic depiction of shapes created […]

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