Finding Beauty Where It Shouldn’t Be: The Work of Photographer Dom Ducote

Finding Beauty Where It Shouldn’t Be: The Work of Photographer...
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While Dom Ducote’s photography started as a simple evasion, it quickly became a life-saving escape. … read more

Jessie Carlton: Bridal Photographer by Day, Concert Documentarian by Night

Jessie Carlton: Bridal Photographer by Day, Concert Documentarian by Night
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All in all, Jesse Carlton loves to go with the flow, taking any chances she can get to shoot photos for musicians and their fans alike. … read more

Worth a Thousand Words: The Photography of Melanie Moreno

Worth a Thousand Words: The Photography of Melanie Moreno
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As local photographer extraordinaire Melanie A. Moreno demonstrates, photography can—and should—be approached similarly to other “fine” arts. … read more

801 Salon: Accessible Art Spaces Born From Creative Limitations

801 Salon: Accessible Art Spaces Born From Creative Limitations
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801 Salon is transforming the arts scene by creating a welcoming environment where multidisciplinary artists can showcase their work in unexpected spaces. … read more

Preserving Calm: Peter Wiarda Explores SLC’s Endangered Architecture

Preserving Calm: Peter Wiarda Explores SLC’s Endangered Architecture
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Peter Wiarda’s interests in forgotten or overlooked architecture have come full circle in his new photo book Urban Calm, released on October 12. … read more

The Bold, Bright and Beautiful World of Sharon Reza

The Bold, Bright and Beautiful World of Sharon Reza
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Sharon Reza is as bold and beautiful as her art, which is getting the local photographer recognized on a national level. … read more

How Annie Elise Gives Victims A Voice

How Annie Elise Gives Victims A Voice
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Annie Elise is a podcast host and content creator in the true crime genre who has a mission to give a platform to the voices of victims and their families. … read more

The White Buffalo Called Her to Clay: Pahponee’s Ceramics and Bronze Art

The White Buffalo Called Her to Clay: Pahponee’s Ceramics and...
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It is Pahponee’s 43rd year as a full-time practicing artist and her 10th year exhibiting at the annual Indigenous Art Market at the NHMU. … read more

Russel Albert Daniels’ “Wild Roses” Brings Visibility to Indigenous Communities

Russel Albert Daniels’ “Wild Roses” Brings Visibility to Indigenous Communities
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Daniels’ exhibition, “Wild Roses,” is a confluence of his past, identity and place. … read more

Book Review: The Book of Drought

Book Review: The Book of Drought
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The Book of Drought, by local poet and educator Rob Carney, manages to take a clear-eyed look at the environment, instill faith in community action and a more hopeful tomorrow. … read more