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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...
Wednesday, August 12,2009
Visual Art

Women Who Shoot

Seeing in Color: In a digital age, four photographers bring back the vivid power of film.

By Brian Staker
When the four photographers in the Women Who Shoot photographic exhibit at Utah Arts Alliance Gallery decided to collaborate...
Wednesday, July 29,2009
Visual Art

Corporate Punishment

Stephanie Wilde tears into the American economic establishment in Harmed.

By Ehren Clark
"The way to wealth and privilege involving corporate America," said artist, activist and expressionist Stephanie Wilde, "can often lead to the greed and ...
Wednesday, July 22,2009
Visual Art

Have Ink, Will Travel

The art of David Habben.

By Brian Staker
What do you get when you combine the visual impact from the worlds of advertising, children’s book illustration and the flying fancy of a trained fine-art eye? The work of David Habben.
Wednesday, July 8,2009
Visual Art

The Curating Game

UMFA’s Jill Dawsey works to balance celebrating Western art with exploring the world.

By Cara Despain
Although she has been in Salt Lake City for more than a year, Jill Dawsey-- curator of modern and contemporary art at the Utah Museum of Fine Arts--is now beginning to assert her presence in the local art world ...
Wednesday, June 17,2009
Visual Art

Synergetics

Marriage of Minds: Cat and Blake Palmer turn their life collaboration into an artistic one.

By Brian Staker
"Coming together is a beginning. Keeping together is progress. Working together is success." Henry Ford is quoted on the announcement card for Synergetics, featuring photographer and artist Cat Palmer and her husband...
Wednesday, May 27,2009
Visual Art

Fresh Breath of Air

Breathing Space: Artists with an Eastern European background spread their wings at Contemporary Design & Art.

By Brian Staker
The story starts with the trek of Melik, a native of Azerbaijan, to America 20 years ago. In the former USSR, no one was allowed to practice art without formal education.
Wednesday, May 20,2009
Visual Art

Collective Effort

You don’t need snooty tastes or wads of cash to buy art.

By Brian Staker
It's springtime, and artworks seem to be blossoming all over the place along with newborn greenery in the sunlight--from installations at TRAX stops to coffee shops and local galleries teeming with artistic life like greenhouses of creativity.
Wednesday, May 6,2009
Visual Art

Yes, They Could

Mestizo Coffeehouse showcases works inspired by the life of César Chávez.

By Brian Staker
Who was César Chávez? It might surprise you, but Mestizo Coffeehouse's Ruby Chacon says she still is asked that question...
 
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