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Days of Future Past

Ed Bateman uses vintage tintypes for a vision of the future.

By Brian Staker
POSTED // Mar 4,2009 - Ed Bateman didn’t know if he wanted to be a scientist or an artist when he grew up. He ended up with the best of both worlds, creating some of the most advanced computer-created digital artwork.

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The Artist's Hand

Troy Hunter turns a neurological disorder into photographic beauty.

By Brian Staker
POSTED // Feb 26,2009 - Artists are usually thought of as being possessed of a sure hand and purposeful eye. This is especially true of practitioners of the art of photography, which at least begins with the actual particles of light entering the lens, an analog for the human eye, although the image may be manipulated in creating the final result.

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Pump Up the Volumes

By Brian Staker
POSTED // Feb 13,2009 - Artworks and books are two things that, until recently, seemed to know their place. Art stayed on the wall at arm’s length; books, though portable, kept their mouths shut until you opened them, and they couldn’t say anything more than words could describe, anyway.

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Visual Art | Scene & Noted: “Notorious” portrait posters steal the show at Phil Sherburne and Leia Bell’s new venue.

By Brian Staker
POSTED // Aug 27,2008 - The people who brought you Kilby Court are back. Phil Sherburne and Leia Bell—the husband-and-wife team who created one of the biggest little music venues in the country as well as Bell’s whimsical representations of “gigs” on...

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Visual Art | Mixed Use: Mestizo Coffeehouse re-opens with a vision for an artistically vibrant west side

By Brian Staker
POSTED // Jul 23,2008 - Artist and activist Ruby Chacon just lost a day. Driving back from her son Orion’s band concert in California on Tuesday, June 15, their car overturned on the freeway. It would take more than the few bruises she sustained in the crash to deter her...

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Visual Art | Going to the Wolves: Printmaker Chad Tolley explores the animal side of the male psyche

By Brian Staker
POSTED // Jun 18,2008 - Slam. The metal and wood surfaces of the press make contact with paper, the artist’s hand distant at the moment the dark, fluid ink rushes through the porous surface of the fiber like blood flowing under the skin. But where is the human touch? The...

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Visual Art | Prints Charming: Signed & Numbered’s limited edition inventory serves art collectors on a budget

By Cara Despain
POSTED // Jun 11,2008 - Isn’t it fun havin’ stuff other people can’t have … or at least only a select few? It makes gifts, records, cars and art one-of-a-kinds or limited editions special, and more coveted. Same goes for independent local businesses—you...

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Visual Art | Sweet Indulgence: Springville hosts a high-calorie retrospective on modern-art master Wayne Thiebaud

By Cara Despain
POSTED // Apr 16,2008 - “I’m not going to talk about art, because I don’t know what that is,” said the man whose work is among the most noteworthy modern art of the 20th century. What an opening statement for an artist of his stature to deliver. On March...

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Visual Arts | Face to Face: Suflita’s portraits take on unique contextual meaning

By Cara Despain
POSTED // Mar 19,2008 - Any string, particle, mark or individual viewed in isolation appears very different from the large form of which it is a component. Lines coalesce to make a drawing; people make a group. Jennifer Suflita’s exhibition of etchings and drypoint prints...

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Visual Art | Highway 89 Revisited: Utah artists travel the length of State Street for inspiration

By Brian Staker
POSTED // Feb 27,2008 - With the rich visual tapestry that is the state of Utah, painters have depicted the width and breadth of the state’s scenery with a broad brush. A new group show at Art Access Gallery takes on the rather ambitious task of creating a comprehensive...
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