Photographer: Bonneville Jones
Art for Abolition: Local Propagandists
It’s this sense of community connection—more than the pride of individual creation—that drives Local Propagandists in all that they do. … read more
Cocktails from your Kitchen: Become Your Own Mixologist with The...
In an effort to create a fun and safe drinking experience, The Bar Project launched their Cocktail in a Box series called The Nightcap. … read more
Rolling With It: How Three Locals Turned to Baking During...
When the going gets tough, the tough get … their ovens pre-heating. Thy Mims of Mims SLC, Britt Jursik of Challahback Dough and Mandy Madsen of Mad Dough all pivoted to selling baked goods during the pandemic. … read more
Fatso Ice Cream: A Sweet Addition to Salt Lake’s Dessert...
For Alia Marrero, the self-isolated energy of quarantine was directed toward growing her business of serving Fatso ice cream to the SLC community. … 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
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
Grid City Beer Works: Taste, Balance and Finish in Motion
Walking into Grid City Beer Works, the first thing that catches the eye is the radiant chrome of brewing equipment behind a finely crafted bar. … read more
The Size Of The Open Room: A New Contemporary Art...
The conceptual quartet of artists behind The Open Room is creating a venue for contemporary art that lives in this liminal, threshold-type space. … read more
Localized: Voidsmen
You could stake the claim that Voidsmen are strictly a metal band, but you would only have one finger on the pulse of what the band is about. … read more
Learning the Power of Letters: How Becca Clason Turns Words...
While working in New York, Becca Clason realized it wasn’t all she had hoped. She moved to Salt Lake and focused on her next journey, a graphic design job. … read more