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Wednesday, February 24,2010
Visual Art

337 Executive Director Adam Price

Laying Down the Law: Former attorney Adam Price is bringing new vision to The Salt Lake Art Center.

By Ehren Clark
For the 150 artists who participated in it—and the 10,000 who experienced it—the 337 Project in early 2007 was a monumental event, securing Salt Lake City's placement as...
Wednesday, February 17,2010
Visual Art

The PDA Show

Public Displays: Artists and venues unite to explore who’s allowed to show their affection to the world.

By Brian Staker
There have been a number of demonstrations since, but it perhaps took someone from outside the local community to organize a response from local artists...
Wednesday, January 27,2010
Visual Art

Captain Captain Studios at UAF Gallery

Captains Captured: UAF Gallery showcases an artistic collective’s cross-pollination.

By Brian Staker
What does the Utah Arts Festival do the other 51 weeks of the year when the end of June event isn’t going on? Besides the intensive planning that the event requires...
Wednesday, January 6,2010
Visual Art

Copper Palate Press

Copper Palate joins the vibrant artistic community of Salt Lake City printmakers.

By Cara Despain
As printmaking has asserted a stronger presence in Salt Lake City’s art scene, more new enterprises have joined the established outlets.
Wednesday, December 30,2009
Visual Art

Oh So Material

Visual Art Institute showcases raw materials that create art.

By Brian Staker
Artworks, by their very nature, are physical objects, constructed out of materials, whether natural or manmade.
Wednesday, December 16,2009
Visual Art

Best of 2009 Show

Contemporary Art & Design Gallery shows off some of the year’s finest—and most successful—artistic works.

By Brian Staker
It hasn’t been the best year economically, and that goes double for art—at least as a commodity. There is always the upper tier of the art market that is relatively untouched...
Wednesday, November 25,2009
Visual Art

Mark Vayntshteyn: Regarding Homelessness

Home Where You Are: Artist Mark Vaynshteyn explores homelessness from his own experience.

By Brian Staker
The common theme of the portraits is a stillness and reverence for the subjects.
Wednesday, November 18,2009
Visual Art

Novel Pulp

Pulp Friction: The many dimensions of paper.

By Brian Staker
Paper has long been the natural medium for words, and unless you are reading this online at CityWeekly.net, that's the way you experience this article.
Wednesday, November 4,2009
Visual Art

Teresa Flowers Retrospective

Bodies of Water: A retrospective shows that Teresa Flowers’ creativity still flows.

By Brian Staker
When it comes to local photographers, it's hard to think of many who have had the impact on the Salt Lake City art scene that Teresa Flowers has had. Yet her photographic work hasn't...
Wednesday, August 26,2009
Visual Art

Beyond the Border: SLC artists on the move

Local galleries take their artists’ work to an international showcase in San Diego.

By Brian Staker
Salt Lake City galleries and artists have labored tirelessly to build up and promote the local art scene, but those efforts haven't often translated into increased exposure...
 
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