Art
Journey into a Virtual Fantasy in Laura Hendricks’ SIX MONTH...
Laura Hendricks’ SIX MONTH SUMMER explores the boundary between fantasy and reality in a strangely appropriate virtual exhibit. … read more
Amplifying Black Voices: Tavie Mason – Concise Kilgore / Avenues...
Whether he’s making custom T-shirts for his clothing line, or recording new music as Concise Kilgore, Tavie Mason does it all with passion and authenticity. … read more
Creative for a Greater Good: Making Masks with Danielle Susi
For Danielle Susi, having a cause to fuel her creativity and create masks has helped alleviate the stress from the pandemic and reinvigorate her creativity. … read more
Chris Owens: Devoted Bboy From Utah
Chris Owens is Creative Director of 1520 Arts, a nonprofit dedicated to maintaining and growing the presence of hip-hop culture in Utah. … read more
Outrage as Righteousness in Andrew Alba’s Show Everyone Sucios
Through Everyone Sucios, Andrew Alba uses his painting as a protest, his outrage as a cause and his words to call out racist systems … read more
“Jazz” by Ashley Finley
Ashley Finley is a consistent advocate for social justice and change. She does this through her work as a poet and in her everyday life. … read more
Amplifying Black Voices: Akouyajohan Clothing – AJ Sopoye
Designer AJ Sopoye’s creates custom clothing pieces that combine vintage cartoons, colorful patterns and contemporary fashion through his brand Akouyajohan. … read more
Annelise Duque: Discovering What’s Between Heritage and Selfhood
Annelise Duque creates and photographs scenes that lead you into memories that you thought you may have forgotten, but are now reminded of. … 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
Jaclyn Wright’s Multi-Media Metaphor Leaves a Deep Mark
Jaclyn Wright’s Marked contains multiple components that broaden and build upon each other to create a body in themselves. … read more