POSTED // Dec 27,2011 - What’s there to do in Provo at night? Dance club The Madison, in the former Provo Craft building, provides several answers—and food options.

POSTED // Dec 12,2011 - Personal and public history often maintain a curious, even distant relationship in an artist’s work. But in the work of some truly visionary artists, the two fuse and illuminate each other, and possibly create a third entity that is something different entirely. The work of Chicago mixed-media artist Tony Fitzpatrick uses the iconography of early comics and other symbols from his childhood to create a panoramic picture of Chicago—and America as a whole.

POSTED // Nov 25,2011 - A song is like a recipe. The right combination of ingredients in just the right amounts is what it takes to make something that really pleases the senses, whether auditory or gustatory.

POSTED // Nov 14,2011 - Site-specific artworks have developed in different ways since the term originated in the 1970s, but rarely has it taken a new view on location itself as in the works of Kim Schoenstadt.

POSTED // Oct 25,2011 - Our society has made seemingly everything into an object, but nothing more so than the human being itself.

POSTED // Oct 19,2011 - Amanda Gooch learned right out of the gate that running a food cart has its difficulties: During her second week in business, in front of Poor Yorick Studios

POSTED // Sep 12,2011 - It’s the end of an era for local nonprofit arts organization Arts Access. Executive director Ruth Lubbers is retiring this month ...

POSTED // Aug 15,2011 - Works of art have always taken a journey to arrive before your eyes, a transformative process that somehow carries the artist along with them.

POSTED // Aug 11,2011 - Spy Hop Records in Salt Lake City is one of the few in the entire country.

POSTED // Aug 1,2011 - Humor and controversy have often gone hand in hand, with comedians like Lenny Bruce and George Carlin served to test how well ...