The Salt Lake City Ethics Project: A Photographic Investigation of Ethics
Personal Creator
Valerie Dow; Teresa Flowers; Jim Frankoski; Chad Johnson; Craig Law; Fred Wright;
Description
Character translates into how we behave. Throughout our lives we make decisions born of options. They may be as simple as which shirt to wear, or as complex as whether to marry. In each case they entail conflict and resolution. Becoming comfortable with conflict is a paradox, but it often defines behavior. In our society conflict is to be avoided at all costs. But by doing so we are robbing ourselves, and our children, of the "stuff" that helps us develop character and personal ethics. Exhibition held in the Main Gallery space.
Subjects
Ethics, investigation, photography
Local Identifiers
14-0463
Title
SLCC Student Newspapers 2010-10-13
Description
The Globe, Aug. 25, 2010, Fall '10, issue 9
Subjects
Weight loss, Ethics, diversity, mass media, South City Campus, soccer, curricula, Moral aspects of war, War, Construction, Physical fitness
Local Identifiers
GLOBE-20101013
Title
SLCC Student Newspapers 1990-11-28
Description
Horizon, November 28, 1990, Vol. 90-91 No. 16
Subjects
Clubs, Employment, Events, Ethics, Law enforcement, Drug abuse, women
Local Identifiers
15-0614
Title
Stephanie Wilde: Harmed
Personal Creator
Stephanie Wilde
Description
Stephanie Wilde: Harmed is about the greed of the few, and its devastating effects on the many. Through the delicate beauty of her intimately detailed ink, acrylic, and gold leaf paintings, Stephanie Wilde examines past and recent events that have resulted in a crisis of confidence in our corporate leaders and economic system. Depicting the debauchery and excess of those in power, Harmed is about loss: moral, financial, and perhaps most disheartening, loss of faith in the corporate world. Exhibition held in the Street Gallery space.
Subjects
Ethics, Economic & political systems, Economic & social conditions, Economics, Power (Social sciences), Salt Lake Art Center, faith
