Art and Fashion
Rich Soil: SLC Artist Siri Elaine
Siri Elaine’s working toward her latest exhibition, called Rooted, in April at Commonwealth Studios, which will be an ambitious series of installations designed to immerse the viewer. … read more
Creature Feature: Michael Elliott is a Diamond in the Rough
Over the last year, Elliott has been coordinating the SLC SLAY event—an east coast ball-inspired dance competition. … read more
Art | Art and Fashion | LGBTQ+
LeWitt’s Wall Drawing #33: UMFA Gets Some Sol
The work of an artist who died over a decade ago has been installed in the Utah Museum of Fine Art (UMFA) … read more
Changing Space: Modern West’s New Gallery
Diane Stewart’s and Shalee Cooper’s new vision with Modern West is to expand and shift from being a fine arts gallery to a contemporary one. … read more
SLUG Style: Lois Brady
Lois Brady is an editorial intern here at SLUG Magazine, where she also writes film reviews. … read more
Creature Feature: Brook Neilson (Is Garbage)
Brook has spent years working to understand herself and has continually pushed herself to connect with others through her art, the unique way in which she experiences the world. … read more
Come Together: The International Tolerance Project
This January, The Utah Museum of Fine Arts will host The International Tolerance Project: Promoting Through Design in its “ACME Lab” wing of the museum. … read more
Art | Art and Fashion | LGBTQ+
SLUG Style: Rebecca Baker
Rebecca Baker is a librarian and grad student. She is a paper and print maker, and has her own zine called That Smarts. … read more
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Postcards From London by Lynn Kilpatrick
These micro-essays are part of a longer series, “Postcards from London,” which Lynn Kilpatrick wrote after taking students on a Study Abroad class to London where she stayed at a hostel on Cromwell Road in Kensington. … read more
Heavy Lifting: Works by Molly Morin
Molly Morin’s works are grounded in the sport and spirit of weightlifting but suspended in the relevance of humans maneuvering through their internalized circuitry. … read more