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Film Review: Christy
Christy is a disturbing and powerful story full of dramatic turns and literal life or death situations, so why is it such a slog to get through most of the way? … read more
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James Badge Dale Is An Actor with Something To Say
Even if you don’t know the name James Badge Dale, you’ve loved him in something. He’s one of those actors who can disappear into a role. … read more
Cassilyn Anderson: From Fangirl to Concert Photographer
Cassilyn Anderson’s experience knowing the band as a fan before being a photographer helped her foster a passion for concert photography. … read more
Kimball Art Center’s ‘Gaze Into These Eyes’ Champions Justice-Impacted Artists
Kimball Art Center’s “Gaze Into These Eyes” invites viewers to reconsider how portraiture can reshape our understanding of justice, empathy and humanity. … read more
Playing with Scale: Jillian Meyer Sees People in Petals
Through it all, Jillian Meyer’s work carries a quiet sincerity and serves as proof that slowing down can still move you forward. … read more
‘Leaving the Church’: Jonathan Lovett Captures Stories from Utah’s Youth
Jonathan Lovett began creating a collection of documentary-style images following young ex-Mormons’ journeys and ultimate feelings towards the faith. … read more
Listening to the Lake: Kelly Hannah and the Art of...
While most people at Bonneville Speedway focus on the cars, Kelly Hannah points his camera the other way. … read more
Flip Twogood: Discovering Landscapes on Film, One Roll at a...
After a year of experimenting with digital photography, Flip Twogood borrowed his father-in-law’s Canon AE-1 and hiked Mount Timpanogos. … read more
Shanna Demke: Redefining What’s Sexy Through Boudoir Photography
As Shanna Demke started doing boudoir photography full time, she realized that most body types were not represented in the field. … read more
Analog RGB: The Skate Photography of Leo Wilson
Leo Wilson had always been surrounded by skating. When a friend eventually handed him a disposable camera, he fell in love with the imperfections. … read more
Film Review: Nuremberg
Whether or not Nuremberg is truly one of the year’s best films, it’s a good one, and the importance of its message at this point in time cannot be overstated. … read more
Film Review: Chainsaw Man — The Movie: Reze Arc
A triumph that was three years in the making, Chainsaw Man — The Movie: Reze Arc is the complete cinematic experience: higher production value and top direction. … read more
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