police officers, Salt Lake Community College Community Writing Center, crime, Body image, Taylorsville Redwood Campus, sports, dreams
Local Identifiers
15-0960
Title
Out of the Closet: Clothing as Imagery in Contemporary Art
Personal Creator
Rebecca Campbell; Colleen Coleman; Victoria Ellison; Angela Ellsworth; Lynn Foster; Matthew Freedman; Lynn Johnson; Marilyn Lanfear; Charles LeDray; Ken Little; Karey Rawitscher; Donna Rosenthal; John Runnels; Storm Tharp; Storm Tharp; The Art Guys; Daniet Wheeler;
Description
This exhibition includes the work of sixteen artists who use the visual language of clothing and dress as a vehicle to explore deeper layers of human behavior and relationships. That clothing is the chosen theme for this exhibition follows obvious connections between clothing and art. Clothing is often considered art, in and of itself. Like art, clothing communicates ideas on a visual level. Both clothing and art employ symbolism to infer abstract concepts. And trends in clothing and art are influenced by similar external factors. An examination of either one requires a consideration of the social, cultural and political climates in which they exist. In this exhibition clothing is employed as metaphor, articles of dress are used for inherent symbolic meaning, and garments are represented in unexpected context. Exhibition held in the Main Gallery space.
Subjects
Sex, genders, gender issues, identity, sexuality, mixed media, Salt Lake Art Center, Body image
Local Identifiers
14-0453
Title
SLCC Student Newspapers 2002-10-01
Description
The Globe, October 1, 2002, Vol. 2, Issue 7.
Subjects
crime, Body image, Weight loss, Cancer, Physical fitness, health, International students, video games, The Grand Theatre, Baseball, sports
Local Identifiers
15-0953
Title
SLCC Student Newspapers 1998-01-13
Description
Horizon, January 13, 1998, Vol. 1997-98, Issue 13.
Subjects
Student Center (Redwood Campus), Basketball, sports, parking, Body image, health, South City Campus, The Grand Theatre, feature films
Local Identifiers
15-0852
Title
SLCC Student Newspapers 2002-01-22
Description
The Globe, January 22, 2002, Vol. 1, Issue 9.
Subjects
Taylorsville Redwood Campus, parking, Body image, sports, Basketball, Salt Lake Community College, Redwood Campus, Students
Local Identifiers
15-0936
Title
SLCC Student Newspapers 1999-03-02
Description
Horizon, March 2, 1999, Vol. 1998-99, Issue 22.
Subjects
bell towers, Body image, Television programs, sports, Basketball, Salt Lake Community College, Anniversaries, Redwood Campus
Local Identifiers
15-0893
Title
SLCC Student Newspapers 2012-09-26
Description
The Globe, September 26, 2012, Fall '12, issue 7
Subjects
sports, poets, feature films, Body image, Salt Lake Community College, Voting
Local Identifiers
13-0294
Title
SLCC Student Newspapers 1999-09-21
Description
Horizon, September 21, 1999, Vol. 1999-2000, Issue 5.
Subjects
Automotive Trades Building (Redwood Campus), Mascots, sports, Body image, Salt Lake Community College, Clubs
Local Identifiers
15-0906
Title
SLCC Student Newspapers 2004-03-09
Description
The Globe, March 9, 2004, Vol. 6, Issue 9.
Subjects
Lifetime Activities Center (Redwood Campus), South City Campus, culture, Body image, feature films, Basketball, sports, Salt Lake Community College, Clubs
Local Identifiers
15-1001
Title
SLCC Student Newspapers 1999-03-23
Description
Horizon, March 23, 1999, Vol. 1998-99, Issue 24.
Subjects
diversity, politics, film festivals, sports, Body image, Baseball, sports
Local Identifiers
15-0895
Title
Fast Forward: Growing Up in the Shadow of Hollywood
Personal Creator
Lauren Greenfield
Description
This exhibit features 43 photographs by Lauren Greenfield, documenting the experience of young people growing up in Southern California in the mid 1990s. While the photographs themselves are specific to one unique geographic location, the issues and experiences that are examined could be part of the teen experience anywhere. The youths struggle with the influence of wealth, racial and economic prejudice, drugs, sex and an image-based culture that glorifies youth, beauty and celebrity. Greenfield's photographs of Beverly Hills teens working out with personal trainers are set next to images of East Los Angeles graffiti artists. In all cases, whether recording the rich or poor, the overall impression is that to grow up as a teenager in Los Angeles is to grow up quickly, as both the illusions of Hollywood and the neighborhood peer pressure of the youth culture itself dominate the lives and rituals of the young. Exhibition held in the Main Gallery space.
Subjects
photographs, Youth, Teenagers, City & town life, culture, Racism, Prejudice, Salt Lake Art Center, Body image
