Jean Arnold; John Bell; Leia Bell; Tom Bettin; Laura Boardman; Sandy Brunvand; Traci O'Very Covey; Meri DeCaria; Robert DeGroff; Mark England; Anne Morgan Jespersen; Hyunmee Lee; Galina Perova; Hadley Rampton; Jon Rappleye; Jennifer Singleton; Brad Slaugh; Angela Van Wagoner; Margaret Willis;
Description
Modeled after a dynamic program developed by the Hyde Park Art Center in Chicago, Not Just Another Pretty Face encourages a new, diverse group of people to envision themselves as patrons of contemporary art, while cultivating lasting relationships between artists and patrons. As part of the NJPAF program, patrons can meet artists, visit their studios, follow their careers and garner inspiration from their creative insights, ideas and art-making processes. It is through this personal relationship that Not Just Another Pretty Face encourages active and enthusiastic patronage. Artists who received commissions worked collaboratively with patrons. While the program title, Not Just Another Pretty Face, implies portraiture as the primary subject, artists and patrons were encouraged to consider traditional representation as well as artworks that push past conventional forms. And in this project, participants created new relationships that required both artists and patrons to consider how art could become a personal and shared vision. Exhibition held in the Street Gallery space.
Subjects
Printing blocks, Salt Lake Art Center, galas, patronage, Fund raising, prints, painting, Artists' studios, Artists
Local Identifiers
14-0153
Title
Annual President’s Art Show Opening Reception
Description
Salt Lake Community College held it's annual President’s Art Show opening reception and handed out awards to several artists.
Subjects
Awards, Art, art appreciation, Art exhibitions, art galleries, Artists
Local Identifiers
17-0464
Title
1996 Utah Arts Council: A View of Seven
Personal Creator
Brian D. Christensen; Kenny Davis; Craig Glidden; Jacqui Biggs Larsen; Sara J. Northerner; Gary A. Vlasic; Bengt Washburn
Description
The Utah Arts Council: A View of Seven, Fellowship Finalists in the Visual Arts.
Subjects
Salt Lake Art Center, Artists
Local Identifiers
14-0500
Title
1998 Utah Arts Council: A View of Nine
Personal Creator
Amy Adams; Jennifer Hillam Barton; Drex Brooks; Wayne Chubin; Downy Doxey-Marshall; Andrew Glantz; Brian Kershisnik;
Description
The Utah Arts Council: A View of Nine, Fellowship Finalists in the Visual Arts. Amy Adams; Jennifer Hillam Barton; Drex Brooks; Wayne Chubin; Downy Doxey-Marshall; Andrew Glantz; Brian Kershisnik; Fuifuilupe Niumeitolu & Joseph Ostraff; Kaiti Slater.
Subjects
Salt Lake Art Center, Artists
Local Identifiers
14-0464
Title
1999 Utah Arts Council: A View of Five
Personal Creator
Gary Barton; Tracy Villa Carrera; Catherine Downing; Amie McNeel; Suzanne Simpson
Description
Five presentations are included in this exhibition and represent the professional pursuits of these exceptional Utah artists. These works include a diversity of disciplines, styles and media investigation. This exhibition stands as the final step in the selection of the Visual Arts Fellowship Awards in which two artists, as selected by the juror Fay Jones, receive $5,000 Fellowships.
Subjects
paintings, sculpture, photography, Salt Lake Art Center, Artists
Local Identifiers
14-0462
Title
1994-1995 Utah Arts Council: A View of Eight
Personal Creator
Connie M. Borup; Alice Brown-Wagner; Susan Cheal; Craig Glidden; Gynthia J. Jeppson; Amie Laird McNeel; Ron R. Richmond;
Description
The Utah Arts Council: A View of Eight, Fellowship Finalists in the Visual Arts.
Subjects
Salt Lake Art Center, paintings, drawings, photography, Artists
Local Identifiers
14-0509
Title
1997 Utah Arts Council: A View of Eight
Personal Creator
Gary Barton; Joseph Ostraff; Drex Brooks; Cynthia Jeppson; Brian Kershisnik; Wayne Kimball; Jeronimo Lozano; Darl Thomas
Description
The Utah Arts Council: A View of Eight, Fellowship Finalists in the Visual Arts.
Subjects
Salt Lake Art Center, Artists
Local Identifiers
14-0488
Title
CAM: Center For Arts and Media: Animation
Description
In 2013, Salt Lake Community College rolled out the red carpet for its new state-of-the-industry Center for Arts and Media, serving about 9,000 students with 17 programs under one roof as part of the School of Arts and Communication.Located at the school's South City Campus in Salt Lake City, the Center's emphasis is a strong focus in digital arts. Instructors are training students for jobs in animation, illustration, photography, film, TV, video and radio production, web design, visual art and design, virtual technologies, music and digital sound technology, computer graphics, gaming and electronic publishing. "I believe it can change the landscape of how we in higher education nurture our students toward either transferable degrees with our sister USHE (Utah System of Higher Education) institutions or the vibrant industry within the digital disciplines," said SLCC School of Arts, Communication and Media Dean Richard Scott. "A facility like this will enable us to provide world class, industry standard experiences for the state's digital student."
