SLUG Contributor Limelight
May 5, 2021
Contributor Limelight: Tim Schoof
Starting his time as a Contributing Writer in December of 2019, Tim Schoof has defined his role by covering community-based stories ranging from articles about distilleries and Home Glow Hydroponics to this month’s article on the Suspension Syndicate bike-repair shop. “Personally, I wanted to get involved with SLUG because I thought the magazine was a great diving-in point for the arts and culture scene, and it’s connected me with businesses and experiences I never would’ve known about otherwise,” says Schoof. Currently going to grad school for public policy at the University of Utah, Schoof aspires to publish a novel or two in the near future. Check out his most recent article here.
Articles by contributor
Leadership, Education, And Equality: A Conversation With Community Leader Shawn...
Shawn Newell practices leadership centered on the equity, inclusion and mutual learning that he sees as vital to building more resilient and just institutions. … read more
Reframing Portraiture with RX Fogarty
Robert X (RX) Fogarty’s otherwise traditional portraiture style—straightforward and minimalistic—frames the subject and their experiences on their own terms. … read more
December Pop-Up Shops @ Finch Lane Gallery
Finch Lane Gallery’s Pop-Up Shop series provides local artists with a venue where customers can connect with them and their work in-person. … read more
Simplicity Cocktails: Experimentation Distilled
Chad Linville, Chris Weed and Becca Weed collaborated tirelessly to grow Simplicity Cocktails into what it is today. … read more
Andy Nelson: Finding a Happy Path through Design and Illustration
Andy Nelson enjoys working as a product designer for real estate firm Homie but spends his spare time honing his hand-drawn illustrations. … read more
Enter The King’s Mouth, An Immersive Art Experience
The King’s Mouth naturally grew out of Wayne Coyne’s career-long exploration of the intersection between visual art and music. … read more
Bohemian Brewery: Twenty Years of Authentic Czech Beer
For the last 20 years, Bohemian Brewery has stood as a steadfast institution in the ever-changing Salt Lake brewery landscape. … read more
Suspension Syndicate: Shocks and Symbiosis in the Salt Lake Mountain...
Suspension Syndicate operates according to a collaborative vision of business where shops build community based on a love of mountain biking. … read more
Transformational Activism: Breaking the School-to-Prison Pipeline with Save the Kids
Save the Kids is a national nonprofit devoted to keeping youth from being institutionalized in the carceral system. … read more
SLFS@Home: The Digital Arthouse Theater
SLFS@Home replicates the authentic arthouse experience, complete with concessions packages that can be picked up curbside from Broadway. … read more
SLDW 2020: Why Design is an Essential Job
Urban Ecology master’s student Taylor Maguire led Oct. 5’s timely “Why Design is an Essential Job” discussion for Salt Lake Design Week 2020. … read more
Tsunami Shochu: A Holystone Distilling and Tsunami Shochu Collaboration
For Holsytone’s Ethan Miller, crafting an exclusive shochu for Tsunami Sushi meant bringing out the best of its unique ingredients and ancient tradition. … read more
Therapeutic Games and Apps Lab: Craft Lake City DIY Engineers
The GApp Lab at the University of Utah is exploring how health sciences and game programming can be brought together to heal, nurture and teach. … read more
Home Glow Hydroponics: Craft Lake City DIY Engineers
Home Glow Hydroponics is a local business that offers consultation, products and produce to help make soil-free gardening more accessible. … read more
Capturing Conservation and Colonization: Douglas Tolman
Throughout his career, Douglas Tolman has cultivated a striking, no-fuss style that serves to capture the raw nature of his subjects. … read more
Pete the Cat @ Salt Lake Acting Company 12.08
SLAC is presenting the musical Pete the Cat from Dec. 6 through Dec. 30. Directed by Penelope Caywood, it’s a charming show about exploring the arts. … read more