Some Like It Hot: Working with Encaustic
Sue Martin talks with three Utah artists working in encaustic in the June edition of 15 Bytes.
Painting Things vs. Painting the Way Things Look
In the June 2011 edition of 15 Bytes John Hughes discusses the difference between painting things and painting the way things look.
Micol Hebron
You can see it in her eyes. Micol Hebron has a thirsty sense of curiosity and a sharp intellect; as evidence of this a person needs to look no further than her vision for the Salt Lake Art Center.
Spring Salon: Too Big To Handle?
A look at the 2011 Spring Salon.
Remembering Ursula Brodauf
We remember the recently deceased sculptor Ursula Brodauf.
Urban Masquerade Mural: 300 S. 500 West
Urban Masquerade was painted on the eastern wall of a Utah Division of Arts and Museums office building on 500 West in 2011. The mural’s genesis was “power figure” masks made by young Youth City kids in an art class. Kim Martinez translated the masks into a multi-faceted mural design and she […]
Chasing the Light
Ever since the early eighties, when I began studying plein air painting in a serious way, I have been cautioned not to “chase the light” when painting on location; but as in everything, in art there are no hard rules, only a lot of sound advice based on […]
Beth Krensky
A profile of the artist on the occasion of her exhibit at Finch Lane Gallery.
Park City Film Music Festival
by Edward Reichel Everyone loves movies. And that fascination for the cinema is reflected in the number of festivals and award shows worldwide. Every year we pay particular attention to who wins best actor or actress, best director and best movie, whether it’s at the Academy Awards, Cannes […]
Wayne County Art
Spring has sprung in Wayne County, and not a moment too soon. The weather is still iffy, of course, but the town of Torrey is waking up. The Chuckwagon Store & Deli is open, the four restaurants that close during the winter are now serving, our two art […]
Lenka Konopasek: Drawing the Light In
Lenka Konopasek brings in some light to the Salt Lake Art Center’s Main Gallery.
Liberty Wells In Plain Site
In this month’s photo essay photographer Kelly Green walks the streets of Salt Lake’s Liberty Wells Community to see what art is in plain site.
Community Art: Greater Than The Sum of Its Parts
A look at Community art: murals, random acts of art and EttaGrace Black Theatre
Accessing Contemporary Art
A discussion with three Utah curators on the dialogue that is contemporary art.
Hikmet Sidney Loe
A profile of Art Historian Hikmet Loe, author of an upcoming book about Robert Smithson.
Fairview Museum of History & Art
Carol Fulton takes us on a tour of one of Utah’s most eclectic collections of art and artifacts.
Carol Edison
As a folklorist for the Utah Arts Council since 1978, Carol Edison has conducted fieldwork in Utah’s Native American, rural, occupational and ethnic communities. Her research has resulted in the production of numerous exhibits, concerts, festivals, audio-visual productions and publications featuring Utah’s community-based traditional arts and artists. Since […]
Landing Moves: Jared Steffensen
Our Artist Profile this month is Salt Lake’s Jared Steffensen, who is showing at Nox Contemporary.
The Smithson Effect
Geoff Wichert’s review of the exhibition at the UMFA.
