China has garnered a certain reputation for grandiosity. We’re not talking Texas-style, where everything bigger is assumed to be better. No, China’s ostentation typically has...

Questioning perception, relativity and reality is weighty subject matter for a small collection of artworks from three emerging artists. But when understood from a metaphorical approach, such as...

As one of the newest and most unusual artistic venues in Salt Lake City, the Livingroom—art hung in the living room of a suburban Holladay home—has established itself in the local art scene...

In just a few years, women’s flat-track roller derby has grown from one league to four in Utah—the “fad” isn’t going away soon or quietly...

Pinnacle Acting Company tends not to disappoint. Though its strengths are intimate shows focusing on a small cast of some of the best actors in town, I don’t blame the company for wanting to evolve...

What makes an essay great has little to do with its subject matter—it takes an illuminating undercurrent to truly bring the form to life. For example, travel essays are...

Salt Lake City native and photographer Garrett Smith has traveled the world, searching for ... something. Sometimes, it’s a starkly beautiful landscape. Or, on a trip to Israel, he was inspired to capture...

Stringed chamber music is like “four rational people conversing,” as described by Goethe. This polite talking has roots dating to the Middle Ages, where a band of three to five members would perform in a...

Big Bad Voodoo Daddy swung their career into gear after appearing in the 1996 cult-classic Swingers. They were “Money, baby, money,” and helped breathe life into...

Even if the goings-on of the labor unions have no direct effect on you, Steve Early’s new book, Embedded with Organized Labor, could still be an important piece of...