April newsletter created by the Salt Lake Art Center information about SLAC, hours, events, history, current exhibitions in the Main Gallery, "Trevor Southey: Reconciliation," and the Street Level Gallery, "Joseph Marotta: Without Memory," and upcoming exhibitions.
Contemporary Trends in Video Art. The Salt Lake Art Center, in partnership with the SLC Film Center and the Utah Humanities Council, presents the recent videos of artists selected for UTAH X/I, an investigation of contemporary video art being created in Utah. UTAH X/I was originally curated by Anne Watson for SLC Film Center’s Sidewalk Cinema, the Art Center's presentation includes works by four video artists. Inspired by Documenta X, an international art exhibition that takes place every five years in Germany, UTAH X/I stretches beyond the conventional idea of exhibition space. Exhibition held in the Auditorium space.
Art Talks are informal discussions with members of the Utah arts community, writers, jurors and artists currently exhibiting their work in the Salt Lake Art Center galleries. Featuring talks by Alex Bigney, Alex Caldiero, Steven Epperson, Carleen Jimenez, Edith Carlson, Roger Shimomura, and E. Jane Connell.
Newsletter created by the Salt Lake Art Center with words from the Director, membership information, Art Talks, events, and information about exhibitions including: "CONTACT: Christians and Moors, Images and Ritual in Mexico," and "Mario Reis."
Newsletter created by the Salt Lake Art Center with words from the Director, membership information, and information about exhibitions including: "The Daily News," "Adam Worden: Collages," "Fresh Ink: Prints From Flatbed Press," and "Scott Fife: The Idaho Project."
Newsletter created by the Salt Lake Art Center with words from the Director, membership information, Art Talks, events, and information about exhibitions including: "Kazuo Kadonaga: Wood Paper Bamboo Glass," and "Utah Arts Council 2001 Visual Artist Fellowship Recipient Exhibition."
Unwind during the month of October on Wednesday evenings from 5:30 to 8:00 for the SLAC semi-annual art and concert series. Relax, socialize, and enjoy great contemporary art, good food and drinks, and wonderful live music by some of Salt Lake's favorite musicians -- "Shanahy;" "Cottonwood;" "the Micheal Waterman Band;" and "Maggie Beers and Julie Mark."
Newsletter created by the Salt Lake Art Center with words from the Director, membership information, Art Talks, and information about exhibitions including: "Jack Dollhausen A 30-Year Start," "Chester Arnold Urban Invasion," "Victor Kastelic Cloudburst," and "Perspectives of Conflict."
Donation slip to help fund the programs, lectures, performances, the kidspace, film and video, classes, workshops, and exhibits at the Salt Lake Art Center.
Designed to enlighten and entertain, Art Talks provide the audience a great opportunity to meet and talk with the artists, curators, educators, and fellow art enthusiasts while learning more about our exhibitions. Art Talks include: "Paul Stout: The New American Landscape," "Ken Little Little Changes," "Curatorial Perspectives" with Frances Colpitt, Terri Hopkins, Beth Sellars, Sandy Harthorn, and Chris Bruce.
Art Talks are informal discussions with members of the Utah arts community, writers, jurors and artists currently exhibiting their work in the Salt Lake Art Center galleries. Featuring talks by Mark England, Darl Thomas, Jane Catlin, Amy Adams, and Marguerite Roberts.
The Salt Lake Art Center: Utah's Premier Contemporary Art Venue Since 1931
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Pamphlet for the Salt Lake Art Center containing about the SLAC and information about the 2005-2006 Exhibitions: "Sophie Matisse: Be Back in 5 Minutes and Zebra-Stripe Paintings," "Robert Motherwell: Te Quiero," "Deference to Deffebach," "Bold, Bad and Dangerous," "Looking back: 75 Years at the Salt Lake Art Center," "Material Culture: The Fine Art of Textiles," and "Robert Tablin: Five Outer Planets."
Newsletter created by the Salt Lake Art Center with words from the Director, membership information, and information about exhibitions including: "New Narrative: Warhol, Stella, Marden, Fitzpatrick," "Bill Viola: Ascension," "Post Modern Utah," "Resonance and Return: Social Documentary Photography, 1935 to the Present," "Fab Ab: New Acrylic Abstraction," and "Eileen Doktorski: Domestic Arsenal."
The installation is an overwhelming mound of objects-turned-weapons, either found or donated to the project or cast in ceramic or bronze, surrounded by walls plastered with news reports. It is an indictment and verdict, a memorial and a shrine, revealing the horrors of domestic violence, Doktorski is a sculpture professor at Utah State University. Exhibition held in the Projects Gallery space.
Pamphlet for the Fall exhibitions at SLAC. Exhibitions include: "Cohabitation" by Kaiti Slater in the Main Gallery and "Dear Mr. Ripley...Treasures from the Ripley's Believe It or Not! Archive" in the Upper Gallery.
Newsletter created by the Salt Lake Art Center with words from the Director, membership information, Art Talks, and information about exhibitions including: "Fast Forward: Growing Up in the Shadow of Hollywood," "Crossroads: A Teen Response to Life in Salt Lake City," "Crossroads: Mapping Salt Lake: A Teen Documentary," "Ken Little: Little Changes, a Retrospective," and "Paul Stout: The New American Landscape."
Newsletter created by the Salt Lake Art Center information about SLAC, hours, events, history, current exhibitions in the Main Gallery, "As They See It: Contemporary Landscapes by Utah Artists," "The Reality of Abstraction'" the Upper Gallery, "Surface," "In an Abstract Light: Time Gallagher, Bob Bauer, and Bill Lee," upcoming exhibits and events.
Contemporary Masters: Artist-Designed Miniature Golf - Views of Artwork, Shredder, in Hole #10
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In the context of mini golf, the verb “putt” is somewhere between “to put,” a deliberate act, and “to putter,” a state of playful inattention. Art exists in that same gray area—an intentional activity but not a utilitarian one. Life can become so routine and ordinary that it becomes like a trudge down a long hallway, and art can be a window or even a doorway into another direction, another way of seeing, thinking, feeling, or being. So art is not a thing the artist makes, something that we passively look at, it’s an intersection, a nexus created by the artist and calling out for our participation. Exhibition held in the Main Gallery space.
