The creators of Girls Gotta Eat approach crafting a funny, raunchy podcast with professionalism.
by Scott Renshaw
It's getting more expensive all the time to be a pop-culture fan.
by Bryan Young
David Payne turns an arcade game collection into a mobile gallery of "fine hyper art."
by Parker Scott Mortensen
Arts & Entertainment
The creators of Girls Gotta Eat approach crafting a funny, raunchy podcast with professionalism.
"We want everyone to walk out thinking, 'What the hell just happened in there?'" Greenberg says.
By Scott Renshaw
July 17, 2019
Arts & Entertainment
Utah fashion designers turn clothing into art.
With encouraging mentors and creative challenges that push the boundaries of fashion, reality shows like Project Runway make it look like a designer is a single outfit away from the big time.
By Colette A. Finney
June 26, 2019
Arts & Entertainment
Three new area coordinators bring new ideas to the 2019 Utah Arts Festival.
Here's a look at three new area coordinators for the 2019 Utah Arts Festival, including the road that brought them to the festival and their ideas for shaking things up a bit.
By Scott Renshaw
June 19, 2019
Arts & Entertainment
Disneyland's new Star Wars-themed land isn't just for die hardfans.
As a fan who wears two hats—one for Star Wars and one for Disney theme parks—I'm of two minds about the new experiences offered.
By Bryan Young
June 12, 2019
Arts & Entertainment
The memory of a local artist supports makers of short films.
For six years, a foundation dedicated to the memory of local actor and filmmaker David Ross Fetzer has supported the dreams of other aspiring artists.
By Scott Renshaw
June 5, 2019
Arts & Entertainment
Utah Rep begins the ambitious project of staging Angels in America.
It's also one of the most daunting works to consider staging—especially for a smaller theater company—thanks to the sheer logistical challenges of the two-part epic.
By Scott Renshaw
May 29, 2019
Arts & Entertainment
Two new art exhibitions explore the world of idyllic neighborhoods.
With identical architecture and yards, these bland blocks are a far cry from the patchwork of styles of the last century.
By Colette A. Finney
May 22, 2019
Arts & Entertainment
Girl Child explores the trialsand treasures of being a woman.
Suddenly, hands slapping, they close the small gap between them. One woman jumps on the other's back.
By Katherine Pioli
May 15, 2019
Arts & Entertainment
In Mama's Boy, Oscar-winning screenwriter Dustin Lance Black explores reuniting red and blue America.
The filmmaker, Oscar-winning screenwriter (Milk) and activist grew up in Texas and California, the son of a Mormon convert mother, with extended family from the conservative South.
By Scott Renshaw
May 8, 2019
Arts & Entertainment
One simple tune evolves into the tale of Chinese railroad workers in Gold Mountain.
You might expect that telling such a story would begin with a burning desire to explore this particular historical moment. For Jason Ma, it started with a tune.
By Scott Renshaw
May 1, 2019
Arts & Entertainment
Independent Bookstore Day finds locally owned stores still thriving.
As Independent Bookstore Day approaches on Saturday, April 27, indie booksellers are thrilled that they hold a special place in our hearts, but they aren't necessarily surprised by their success.
By Michael D. Ferry
April 24, 2019
Arts & Entertainment
Journals in local coffee shops provide an outlet for uncredited creativity.
Today, local coffee shops across the valley have discovered a similar artistic evolution in overflowing journals.
By Colette A. Finney
April 17, 2019
Arts & Entertainment
Salt Lake City DuoFest showcases improv comedy with one-on-one intimacy.
"We have this city that's a desert surrounded by mountains. That right there is a duality."
By Scott Renshaw
April 10, 2019
Arts & Entertainment
The Borderlands Conference brings authors to discuss the human realities surrounding a volatile political issue.
In the case of the Borderlands Conference, that event got rolling before the issue had reached its hottest point.
By Scott Renshaw
April 3, 2019
Arts & Entertainment
Soon-to-open Marmalade studio aims for inclusivity and experimentation.
That attitude has shut many prospective tattooers out of the space—and cut off potential clients who aren't comfortable in what are often all-male spaces, or don't find traditional styles appealing.
By Naomi Clegg
March 27, 2019
Arts & Entertainment
A small company re-launches with the help of a big-name choreographer.
In a September 2017 post on their Facebook page, Oquirrh West Project wrote, "Due to unforeseen circumstances we are sad to announce we will be postponing our next season.
By Katherine Pioli
March 20, 2019
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