Jessie Carlton: Bridal Photographer by Day, Concert Documentarian by Night

Jessie Carlton: Bridal Photographer by Day, Concert Documentarian by Night
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All in all, Jesse Carlton loves to go with the flow, taking any chances she can get to shoot photos for musicians and their fans alike. … read more

Worth a Thousand Words: The Photography of Melanie Moreno

Worth a Thousand Words: The Photography of Melanie Moreno
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As local photographer extraordinaire Melanie A. Moreno demonstrates, photography can—and should—be approached similarly to other “fine” arts. … read more

801 Salon: Accessible Art Spaces Born From Creative Limitations

801 Salon: Accessible Art Spaces Born From Creative Limitations
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801 Salon is transforming the arts scene by creating a welcoming environment where multidisciplinary artists can showcase their work in unexpected spaces. … read more

SLUG Style: Chloe Akira

SLUG Style: Chloe Akira
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With a breadth of unique influences and a passion for arts and community, Chloe Akira demonstrates how self-discovery can come from connecting with others. … read more

Preserving Calm: Peter Wiarda Explores SLC’s Endangered Architecture

Preserving Calm: Peter Wiarda Explores SLC’s Endangered Architecture
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Peter Wiarda’s interests in forgotten or overlooked architecture have come full circle in his new photo book Urban Calm, released on October 12. … read more

The Bold, Bright and Beautiful World of Sharon Reza

The Bold, Bright and Beautiful World of Sharon Reza
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Sharon Reza is as bold and beautiful as her art, which is getting the local photographer recognized on a national level. … read more

Ryan Mayfield: Experimenting With Perception

Ryan Mayfield: Experimenting With Perception
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Local photographer Ryan Mayfield came to Utah from South Bend, Indiana, and is currently attending grad school at the U of U getting his PhD in psychology. … read more

Play Review: Full Color

Play Review: Full Color
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“Full Color,” through laughter, sorrow and hard-to-swallow realities, gives people of color a declaration of resistance and truth against the large, privileged monolith of white Utah.  … read more

Film Review: Anora

Film Review: Anora
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It’s tempting to compare Anora to the older works of Woody Allen, in terms of the raw filmmaking style, the New York setting and the deceptively simple story. … read more

Film Review: Heretic

Film Review: Heretic
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I’m not telling anyone that they have to see Heretic if they don’t want to, but I’d be ungrateful if I didn’t take this opportunity to bear my testimony. … read more

Film Review: Here

Film Review: Here
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Here plays a lot like a visually ambitious student film padded out to feature length, and that padding can be very near deadly at time. … read more

Film Reviews: Utah Queer Film Festival 2024

Film Reviews: Utah Queer Film Festival 2024
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This year’s edition of the annual Utah Queer Film Festival includes 18 feature films and three shorts programs, all about LGBTQ+ experiences, history and perspectives. … read more