Arts
The White Buffalo Called Her to Clay: Pahponee’s Ceramics and...
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
Daniels’ exhibition, “Wild Roses,” is a confluence of his past, identity and place. … read more
Always Moving with Jeffrey Louizia
As a dancer and mentor, Louizia expresses that dance is something that everyone is capable of learning. … read more
Book Review: The Book of Drought
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
Hannah Ruth Zander: The Next Kate Spade
All this to say, if Hannah Ruth Zander and her home doesn’t transport you back to the swinging ‘60s, her clothes definitely will. … read more
Sage Nelsen: Upcycled in Every Shade of Pink
Sage Nelsen teases the concept of a “jollection”—pieces made entirely of jeans—as well as a collection that discusses mental health. … read more
Sassy, Sustainable and a Little Slutty: Regan Ku’ulei Reactivates Kinderwhore
Ku’ulei has a healthy and delicate sense of play within both material and gender expression through their inclusive, accessible and sustainable clothing designs. … read more
Heavenly High Tops and Haute Couture at FICE Gallery
The ideal intersection of modern art and intellectual fashion, FICE Gallery provides retail space for Utah locals to secure stellar new styles and shoes. … read more
Building Extraordinary Looks With Four SLC Fashion Designers
From patchwork pants to coffin jewelry and crochet bonnets to metallic bralettes, each designer brings something unique to the table. … read more
The Art of Being Monstrous with Lewis Figun Westbrook
For artist and storyteller Lewis Figun Westbrook, monsters aren’t something to run away from. … read more