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Title: Digital Story of the Markosian Library: SLCC Digital Archives Video about Why Libraries are Important
Description: This is a digital story created by the Salt Lake Community College (SLCC) Digital Archives in Fall 2013. Mixing images of the Markosian Library (at the SLCC Taylorsville-Redwood Campus), audio from interviews with SLCC Libraries Staff, and sound clips from www.FreePlayMusic.com, this digital story highlights what people from various backgrounds and perspectives think about libraries and why libraries are important. Published to co-incide with the 20th Anniversary of the Dedication of the Markosian Library (16 November 1993). A lower resolution streaming version can be accessed at https://vimeo.com/79339662.
Subjects: Reminiscing, History, Taylorsville Redwood Campus, Education, Libraries, reading, Abraham Markosian Library (Redwood Campus), Redwood Campus, Library (Calvin Rampton Technology Building, Redwood Campus), Freedom of information, storytelling, Reflections, librarians
Local Identifier: Digital Story Higher Volume.mp4

Title: Looking Back: 75 Years At The Salt Lake Art Center
Description: This small exhibition is an imperfect reflection of the long and remarkable history of the Salt Lake Art Center. The artists chosen have been important and influential over much of its seventy-five year life, as well as in the broader arena of Utah's cultural community. Many taught at the Art Barn or at the art Center, some were students there, or speak warmly of having been influenced in their artistic growth by exhibitions or other events. Most have had solo exhibitions there, many more that once, and all of them, to some degree, have considered the Art Center their artistic "home." Exhibition held in the Street Level Gallery space.
Subjects: paintings, Salt Lake Art Center, community art, sculpture, Reflections, mixed media, Anniversaries
Local Identifier: 14-0231

Title: Utah Draws: Contour and Context - Exhibition Views
Description: The eight artists selected for Utah Draws: Contour and Context devote significant time to drawing in their artistic practice. While all of these artists approach drawing through its formal qualities, each grapples with differing concerns including personal reflection, the environment, and language. The drawings in Utah Draws have been selected as a demonstration of the dynamic array of styles, media and subjects–ranging from the human figure, to landscape, to more conceptual explorations–currently being explored by Utah artists. Exhibition held in the Street Gallery space.
Subjects: Drawing, Reflections, Language, Salt Lake Art Center, landscapes, figurative art
Local Identifier: 14-0148

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