Art
Art for Abolition: Local Propagandists
It’s this sense of community connection—more than the pride of individual creation—that drives Local Propagandists in all that they do. … read more
Not Lost in Translation: Sor Juana Poetry and Art Celebration
The Sor Juana Poetry and Art Contest awards ceremony was a revel in deep emotions and a presentation of atavistic and personal history. … read more
Bold & Beautiful – SLUG LGBTQ+: Rose Nylon, A 24-Karat...
Rose Nylon is a beautiful queen, a well-spoken and confident individual, a talented artist and a true, gilded goddess of Salt Lake City. … read more
The Interpretation of AMERICAN DREAMS
AMERICAN DREAMS is perhaps, one of the most important plays I’ve seen to date, and it should be shown in cities all around the U.S. … read more
SLUG Style: David Quiñones
This month’s beer and spirits–themed “SLUG Style” features David Quiñones, a bartender at Purgatory, a bar and restaurant in SLC. … read more
UMFA Puts a Positive Spin on Women’s Suffrage in Utah...
Utah Women Working for Better Days! is a family-friendly and upbeat effort to focus on progress and a rosy view of the future of women’s rights in Utah. … read more
Bike To The Future: A Collaboration Between Clever Octopus and...
The Bike To The Future program is helping kids and adults express themselves through the artistic repurposing of bicycle parts. … read more
SLUG Style: Alexx Lenzi
This month’s “SLUG Style” features Alexx Lenzi, a baker, photographer, and outdoor enthusiast. She is a manager at Passion Flour, a vegan patisserie. … read more
Juried Design: Rio Gallery’s Annual Design Arts Exhibit
Each year Rio Gallery’s Design Arts Exhibit highlights the art of good design from disciplines such as fashion, architecture, graphics and furniture. … read more
SLUG Style: A ’La Mode SLC
Angelique and Jasmine Gordon are sisters, small-business owners and personal stylists. They own A ’La Mode SLC, a boutique and personal-styling service. Every month, “SLUG Style” features a distinct and unique member of the community and asks them why they do what they do. Exploring more than just clothing, “SLUG Style” endeavors to feature the