Arts
Film Review: Godzilla: King of the Monsters
Godzilla: King of the Monsters is definitely a movie that needs to be seen on the big screen to experience that grandiose level of destruction and to hear that ear-blasting roar of victory. … read more
Performative Photography: Jamie Harper
A feminist perspective is a defining force in Jamie Harper’s work—not just in her content, but also her approach to the medium of photography at large. … read more
Artist Céline Downen: For the Love of the Litter
This idea of authenticity, of collecting everyday materials and looking around her community have all been strong themes in Céline Downen’s work for years. … read more
Tiana Birrell: Sleeping by the Provo River
Attempting to bring the unseen to light, artist and environmental humanities master Tiana Birrell is striving to accomplish a challenging goal. … read more
Film Review: Brightburn
Did you ever wonder to yourself, “what if, one day, the Man of Steel decided not to be a good guy?” That question is definitely answered in Brightburn. … read more
DE | MARCATION
The DE | MARCATION portfolio is a snapshot of what that looks like today within Utah art photography, all while combating boundaries that exist as walls. … read more
Etsuko Kato: Preserving Culture and Memory through Photo
Etsuko Kato developed her current photographic practice through the determination to learn more about her culture and to preserve the memories of her family. … read more
Film Review: Aladdin
It’s been 27 years since Disney’s first iteration of Aladdin, but to imagine Guy Ritchie as the one to helm its creation is something on a different level. … read more
Trent Nelson: Photographer for the Outsider
Coming up from the Bay Area, Trent Nelson found his penchant for photography while attending shows at the infamous 924 Gilman St. in Berkley, California. … read more
Michael Ori on Community-Oriented Commercial Photography
Michael Ori, founder of local Salt Lake creative firms, Ori Media and Studio Elevn, has some simple advice for aspiring photographers: “Share your knowledge and work your ass off.” … read more
Capturing Home, Visibility and Stillness: Denae Shanidiin and Indigenous Images
Denae Shanidiin’s images often center around the simple yet sacred human moments in Indigenous experience, including painful and raw realities. … read more
Shots Fired: Davey Wilson’s Fully Immersed Photography
Davey Wilson’s story is as unique as his photography with many elements coming together to put him in the position he is in today. … read more
