10-Year CLC Artisan: Candace Jean
[Posted August 7, 2018]
Candace Jean says “I found a flier for the first-ever Craft Lake City at another local show. I applied, was accepted and gave it my best shot. It was my first time with a 10×10 booth—which was quite the learning experience—but the energy at the inaugural Fest was incredible.” … read more
10-Year CLC Artisan: Vintage Fern
[Posted August 7, 2018]
“I have always loved creating things as long as I can remember,” Amy Redden says. “I would spend hours in my room as a teenager making necklaces for myself.” … read more
Content Shifter: 8 TV Series from Oh! Canada
By Bill Frost [Posted August 3, 2018]
We all have friends—mostly on Facebook, the whiniest of all social-media platforms—who have been threatening to “move to Canada!” for almost two years now. They haven’t, they won’t, and they’re certainly not going to shut up aboot it. Too bad, because Canada has far more to offer than brutal hockey, legal weed and free healthcare: … read more
Binary: CLC DIY Engineer
By Billy Swartzfager [Posted August 2, 2018]
Binary (binaryslc.com) is a 3D-printing company that is currently exploring robotic-fabrication techniques in the field of additive manufacturing. What they have to offer applies to the architectural and design markets, which Binary is in itself. … read more
Mike Murdock: CLC Artisan
By Naomi Clegg [Posted August 2, 2018]
Expect bedraggled teeth, walking eyeballs, dancing skulls and other fun and fantastical oddities from the depths of Mike Murdock’s (ultrasnazzy.bigcartel.com) brain. … read more
Film Review: Sorry to Bother You
By Kathy Rong Zhou [Posted August 2, 2018]
Buoyed by its people-power, anti-capitalist, revolution-minded readiness to jolt us awake, Riley’s filmic storytelling debut stays daring and endlessly inventive. … read more
Alethia Lunares: Reina De Los Feels
By Kamryn Feigel [Posted August 2, 2018]
Alethia Rodriguez has been using art to help process her emotions for years. She produces art under the moniker Alethia Lunares and has been honing her stunning and provocative digital work for several years. … read more
House of Tenebris
By Paige Zuckerman [Posted August 2, 2018]
Adrian and Rachel Prazen’s relationship and craftsmanship were forged from dark and intricate places. After coming in and out of the tempering fire, they channeled their struggles and strengths into a thriving jewelry business. … read more
Nina Katchadourian
By Kia McGinnis [Posted August 2, 2018]
Curiouser by Nina Katchadourian is the magnum opus of the BYU Museum of Art’s summer spread, and the supporting acts in the building are well-rounded and paint a surprisingly political picture for Utah County. … read more
The Thrill of a Thrift
By Bianca Velasquez [Posted August 2, 2018]
The Thrill of a Thrift bridged the generation gap between mother and daughter. Shivani Lindmeir and her mother, Miss Nancy, found common ground on the speckled floors of thrift stores. … read more