City Weekly's Artys issue celebrates the wealth of talent in Utah's performing, visual and literary arts by paying tribute to the individuals and organizations that elevate and inspire culture.

Cropped budgets for theater and dance companies. Patrons and foundations keeping a tighter grip on their checkbooks. Economic scare stories everywhere you turn.

It was the kind of theater experience that brought out people who never go to the theater--and they definitely got their money's worth.

It opens with poems about mosaics and launches immediately into a journey to Italy by Williams to study mosaics. The piecing together of shattered pieces into something beautiful...

The Passion of Sister Dottie S. Dixon: The Second Coming.

City Weekly’s 4th Annual Artys issue will publish Thursday, Sept. 10. City Weekly celebrates Utah’s wealth of talent in the performing visual, literary and contemporary arts ...

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Every choice is a value statement. You may buy the groceries that are locally, organically grown; you may give $5 to charity rather than buy a Big Mac and fries. We make choices, and they become the external manifestation of what matters to us. For...

Best Painter Trent Call Master of all styles, or artistic chameleon? If any local artist is running the risk of overexposure, it’s Trent Call, whose work is seemingly everywhere. But viewers never seem to tire of his art because each time they...

BEST LEAP FORWARD Ballet West’s Innovations Inside every great classically trained ballet dancer, there is a choreographer aching to create an original work. Ballet West’s Innovations program showcased three fresh, exciting, and …...