It’s no secret that the ways art can enrich our lives are many. Looking at—and particularly engaging in—art can evoke intense feelings of joy, longing, sadness, peace, even love. But often the most powerful pieces of art are those that spark a conversation. Both the art and artists chosen as part of this season’s final […]
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Spring is in the air and all Utahns age 16 and up are now eligible for COVID-19 vaccination. In other words, it’s time to celebrate. And while the return to “normal” over the next several months will be best described as gradual, the combination of warming temps and the waning pandemic is indeed heralding a […]
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In my new play, Art & Class, teacher Lucía Mendoza-Horne fights for her job and reputation after she’s accused of showing “pornography” to her sixth-grade art students by a white conservative parent. In a whirlwind of negotiation, her friend—and principal—shares how he understands what it means to be treated like an outsider: …you may not […]
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There is perhaps no symbol that represents love more succinctly or simply than a heart. Which is one of the reasons why Emily Nicolosi chose this universal silhouette for koro loko, her jubilant sculpture installation, on display now in THE BLOCKS at the Gallivan Center. In the meantime, you can check out koro loko, Nicolosi’s […]
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Presented by Vivint Smart Home Arena at Vivint Smart Home Arena
NEW DATE: Apr 10, 2021 • 7:30 PM
Presented by The Greek Station (formerly In The Venue) at The Greek Station (formerly In The Venue)
Presented by Janet Quinney Lawson Capitol Theatre at Capitol Theatre
The map features three layers of information that can be used to find public art and murals; venues, museums, galleries and cultural landmarks; and coffee shops, restaurants and bars.
