POSTED // Apr 15,2013 - Salt Lake City’s North Temple street is emblematic, but it’s a symbol of the city that’s also a kind of cipher.

POSTED // Apr 1,2013 - Ana Prvacki’s Neutralize Negative Feelings looks at the code of etiquette that governs the theater of the social. Using familiar objects like embroidery, ceramic hearth plates and public-service announcements,

POSTED // Feb 4,2013 - Photographers have described the world with light since the invention of the photographic medium. In color photography, they use the visible spectrum of the color palette to illuminate something about their subject matter.

POSTED // Jan 14,2013 - One of the roles of art is to show us things we otherwise might not see—segments of the world we might not notice, or to which we might not pay much attention.

POSTED // Dec 31,2012 - Some of the most exciting local art during the course of the year isn’t to be seen at galleries, but at studio open houses. Visiting studios is not only an opportunity to view artists’ works away from the sometimes staid

POSTED // Dec 17,2012 - Earlier this year, the Central Utah Art Center lost its home of 20 years—evicted from its location in Ephraim, in Sanpete County, in a historical building that its founders had saved from demolition.

POSTED // Dec 3,2012 - When it comes down to the end of the year, there’s a comfortable predictability to the Salt Lake City art scene.

POSTED // Nov 27,2012 - Installing her paintings at Kayo Gallery earlier this month was a moment of déjà vu for Gentry Blackburn, who, until this past June, occupied the space as the proprietor of art gallery/gift shop Frosty Darling.

POSTED // Nov 5,2012 - For many people, Leonardo da Vinci represents the stereotypical image of the artist—and not only the artist, but also the “Renaissance man” with knowledge and aptitude in both art and the sciences.

POSTED // Oct 22,2012 - Observing and participating in a presidential election is one of the most communal experiences in American society, but it can also be one of the most divisive.