Ashley M. Bautista, biocrust, Faces of Salt Lake County, Twilight Concerts, Earth Day
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4/25 SOUTHWEST CONTEMPORARY: The Desert’s Living Skin: A Collaborative Effort to Bring Biocrust Into the Museum Entering the gallery space initiates a tangible contact with the desert’s living skin—that is, the biocrust. At UMOCA, a portion of the biocrust, a community of organisms—lichens, mosses, and cyanobacteria—that form a carpet-like crust ..read more
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Square Kitchen Mural by Arizona Artist Egypt Trumpets the Power of Play
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Created in April, 2024, as part of South Salt Lake’s Mural Fest, this vibrant mural trumpets its joy alongside the State Street on ramp to I-80 east. Created by Egypt, originally from Los Angeles and now based in Arizona, this mural encapsulates the artist’s signature approach to portraiture ..read more
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Ernesto Maranje’s Mural in South Salt Lake Blends Wildlife with Urban Spaces
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Ernesto Maranje, a mural artist celebrated for his unique ability to blend natural and mechanical elements, has created another captivating piece on the side of an apartment building in South Salt Lake. This mural features a large, detailed portrayal of a moose, intertwined with elements that showcase Maranje’s ..read more
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Senegalese Artist Adds Striking New Mural to South Salt Lake Cityscape
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The South Salt Lake skyline has been beautifully enhanced by a striking new mural that pays homage to cultural diversity and natural beauty. Created by Beau Graff, a Senegalese street artist, the mural features a powerful bust of a woman in a vibrant blue headscarf and earthy-toned jewelry ..read more
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Jessica Wiarda Creates Mural Full of Movement, Vitality and a Celebration of Her Hopi Heritage
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Utah artist Jessica Wiarda has brought a captivating new mural to the South Salt Lake Mural Fest, strategically placed along the S Line (475 E. S Line Corridor). The mural bursts with energy, capturing dynamic imagery that celebrates her Hopi heritage from her matrilineal side. In Wiarda’s signature ..read more
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Chuck Berrett Mural Blooms at Cozy Coffee
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A late spring storm descended on northern Utah just as the foothills of the Wasatch Front were bursting into bright green and gardens all along the urban corridor were in full bloom. Chuck Berrett’s new mural wrapping three walls of the Cozy Coffee Lounge in South Salt Lake ..read more
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Trevor Dahl Brings a Bit of Desert Fantasy to the S-Line
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Salt Lake City artist Trevor Dahl has had a busy year. First, there was his participation in Artists of Utah’s 35×35 show, then his two-person exhibition at FICE Gallery in March, and now his new mural, which just went up at South Salt Lake’s Mural Fest. His mural ..read more
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Adam Thomas Assembles Places to Dream in Finch Lane Exhibit
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At the Springville Art Museum’s 2023 Spiritual and Religious Art of Utah exhibition, among the hundreds of excellent works that found their way into what must be one of the largest exhibitions of recent art anywhere, one piece that stood out was by an artist unknown to me ..read more
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Unfamiliar Magic and Mundane Places Transform Shiya Zeng’s Finch Lane Exhibit
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Shiya Zeng exhibits unfamiliar magic around the perimeter of what I like to call the Sunset Gallery, at Finch Lane. Then, to show just how magical it is, she contrasts it with a relatively mundane counterpoint that appears to restore her audience to Salt Lake City, though to ..read more
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Roots and Remedies: The Cultural Tapestry of Luis Álvaro Sahagún Nuño
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The casual visitor to Ogden Contemporary Art Center’s current exhibit—the passerby or art aficionado who stops in on any given weekday—will miss an important aspect of Luis Álvaro Sahagún Nuño’s work. It’s the lived experience, the performative aspect—the various healing ceremonies that undergrid the artist’s practice and were ..read more
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