Black and white photograph of a Salt Lake Area Vocational School exhibit, 1949. Specific persons in photo not identified. Salt Lake Area Vocational School (Salt Lake Community College).
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.
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.
Celebrating the diversity of Utah's cultural landscape. Utah Biennial: Mondo Utah is an anthropological look at the history past and present of contemporary art, folklore and culture in Utah. Exhibition held in the Main Gallery space.
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: Josine Ianco-Starrels indepentdent curator for "Kazuo Kadonaga: Wood Paper Bamboo Glass," artists Gary Barton, artists Gregory Schulte, and Linda Durham owner of Linda Durham Contemporary Art Gallery in Galisteo, New Mexico..
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: "SF Recycled," "Artist-In-Residence Program," "Alex Caldiero," and "To Morris Graves."
Superstition is one of the most uniting forces across cultures. Whether conscious or unconscious, with zeal, skepticism, or denial; our behaviors, daily rhythms, architecture, and design are determined by superstitions both arcane and contemporary. Artist Jason Metcalf has painstakingly researched, re-enacted and refreshed languages of superstition long forgotten from day-to-day vernacular. Entities, obsessions, legends and lore from various local cultures — with provenance in places as far as Haiti and as near as the Sanpete Valley — provide the sculptural and performative language displayed in his solo exhibition. Exhibition held in the Locals Only Gallery Space.
Booth at Energy Expo dedicated to marketing solar water heaters. Digitization completed with funds from a 2017 USHRAB (Utah State Historical Records Advisory Board) Grant that was awarded to Salt Lake Community College, Library Services.
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 are in conjunction with "Hospice: A Photographic Inquiry."
Pamphlet for the Salt Lake Art Center. The pamphlet contains information about the public programs including exhibitions, youth education, art talks, guided discussions, the bookstore, resource library, and art center school. The 2007-2008 exhibitions are highlighted.
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 and Films from the SLC Film Center. Art Talks include: "Creation of the Impossible: On Formal Invention in Contemporary Painting," "After the Fall," "The Lives of Others," Good Bye Lenin!," "Ecology," and "Protest."
