This exhibition features the works of eight Utah based artists who work in a contemporary, post-modern manner inspired by Pop Art, Minimalism or idiosyncratic forms of figuration. Exhibition held in the Street Level Gallery space.
This exhibition features the works of eight Utah based artists who work in a contemporary, post-modern manner inspired by Pop Art, Minimalism or idiosyncratic forms of figuration. Exhibition held in the Street Level Gallery space.
The installation is an overwhelming mound of objects-turned-weapons, either found or donated to the project or cast in ceramic or bronze, surrounded by walls plastered with news reports. It is an indictment and verdict, a memorial and a shrine, revealing the horrors of domestic violence, Doktorski is a sculpture professor at Utah State University. Exhibition held in the Projects Gallery space.
The installation is an overwhelming mound of objects-turned-weapons, either found or donated to the project or cast in ceramic or bronze, surrounded by walls plastered with news reports. It is an indictment and verdict, a memorial and a shrine, revealing the horrors of domestic violence, Doktorski is a sculpture professor at Utah State University. Exhibition held in the Projects Gallery space.
This exhibition features the works of eight Utah based artists who work in a contemporary, post-modern manner inspired by Pop Art, Minimalism or idiosyncratic forms of figuration. Exhibition held in the Street Level Gallery space.
This exhibition features the works of eight Utah based artists who work in a contemporary, post-modern manner inspired by Pop Art, Minimalism or idiosyncratic forms of figuration. Exhibition held in the Street Level Gallery space.
Salt Lake City photographer David Baddley has recorded his city's international peace garden, located in Jordan Park, along the banks of the Jordan River on the west side of town. Baddley's photographs were taken on a cold, slowness winter day, at the time of year when he ponds have been drained and the vegetation is in a dormant state. Photographed in black and white, Badldley's pictures are unapologetically straight forward. Exhibition held in the Projects Gallery space.
Salt Lake City photographer David Baddley has recorded his city's international peace garden, located in Jordan Park, along the banks of the Jordan River on the west side of town. Baddley's photographs were taken on a cold, slowness winter day, at the time of year when he ponds have been drained and the vegetation is in a dormant state. Photographed in black and white, Badldley's pictures are unapologetically straight forward. Exhibition held in the Projects Gallery space.
Salt Lake City photographer David Baddley has recorded his city's international peace garden, located in Jordan Park, along the banks of the Jordan River on the west side of town. Baddley's photographs were taken on a cold, slowness winter day, at the time of year when he ponds have been drained and the vegetation is in a dormant state. Photographed in black and white, Badldley's pictures are unapologetically straight forward. Exhibition held in the Projects Gallery space.
The installation is an overwhelming mound of objects-turned-weapons, either found or donated to the project or cast in ceramic or bronze, surrounded by walls plastered with news reports. It is an indictment and verdict, a memorial and a shrine, revealing the horrors of domestic violence, Doktorski is a sculpture professor at Utah State University. Exhibition held in the Projects Gallery space.