Year: 2019
A Cover by its Book: Ummah and Understanding Islam
Ummah, an exhibition put on by the Emerald Project, is a fight against the unique group bias that has grown around the Muslim community in the U.S. … read more
Place-Making with Rachel Hodson
Rachel Hodson’s impressive body of interiors, many of which happen to be located on the same block, are a collective sweet spot of historic renewal. … read more
Localized: Together Forever
Together Forever are currently working on a new album—one they anticipate will be a departure from their debut, I DO, in both sound and process. … read more
Disciplined Dreamers at Fluid
Fluid Advertising got their start around 1997 as a creative boutique focusing on a range of package designs and more traditional marketing strategies. … read more
Camp Woodward Park City: Renaissance for the Action
Camp Woodward is the Tesla of a space-age conglomerate that hosts international resorts based around every action sport that pushes gravity to its limits. … read more
In the Pursuit of Excellence: Kevin Cantrell and the Business...
In high school, Kevin Cantrell observed a friend creating a system of brand logos and fonts for a project and immediately knew it was what he wanted to do. … read more
Method to the Madness: Camille and Spencer Nugent
Camille and Spencer Nugent have cultivated niches here in northern Utah working in the local design scene with nearly 40 years of combined experience. … read more
Content Shifter: 8 Shows to Stream on Disney+ and Apple...
Disney+ costs $6.99 a month, while Apple TV+ goes for $4.99—are they worth it? Here are eight original series that may or may not sway you. … read more
Being 12 is Kinda Weird: form of a girl unknown...
Form of a girl unknown, from playwright Charly Evon Simpson, is in your face with honesty and hugs you when it hits home just a little too hard. … read more
Beer of the Month: Quintuple Big Bad Baptist
QBBB has a delicate scent and is guided by a surprisingly smooth and light mouthfeel, distinct flavors of almond, caramel and dark cherrywood shine. … read more
Film Review: Pain and Glory
Pain and Glory follows Salvador Mallo, a director attempting to come to terms with the loss and regret that seem to be piling on him in his later years. … read more
Mike Brown: Graffiti!!!
“Like a round peg in a round hole, graffiti blended into a culture of rebellion and teen angst quite seamlessly in my high school days,” finds Mike Brown. … read more
