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Meanwhile Park set for its first double-bill premiere: Andrea Berting’s Red Devil, Nathan Johnson’s Vacation
The splendid Meanwhile Park outdoor theatrical venue will be the site for its first double-bill premiere, featuring one-act ...
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Art in its finest bad-ass form: Les Chingones at Material Art Gallery signifies cultural power, resistance, excellence
No question, the current U.S. presidential administration is trying its damndest to erase and eradicate a pluralist society ...
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Kelly Tapia-Chuning
No question, the current U.S. presidential administration is trying its damndest to erase and eradicate a pluralist society that long ago successfully synthesized a monumental diaspora of Latin ...
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Sara Serratos
No question, the current U.S. presidential administration is trying its damndest to erase and eradicate a pluralist society that long ago successfully synthesized a monumental diaspora of Latin ...
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Entering into the Serpent
It is impressive to recognize how some artists become fluent in and even translate and incorporate distinct and faraway languages of the visual arts so quickly and respectfully within a short time ...
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2024 Gina Bachauer International Artists Piano Competition: Daily Diary, June 17-30 - The Utah Review
EDITOR’S NOTE: The Utah Review will publish a daily diary about the Gina Bachauer International Piano Foundation’s 2024 International Artists Competition. Follow this link daily through June 30, as we ...
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Backstage at the 2024 Utah Arts Festival: Numerous fresh highlights for the 48th edition, which runs June 28-30 - The Utah Review
EDITOR’S NOTE: The Utah Review begins its preview coverage today of the 48th Utah Arts Festival, which will be held June 28-30 (noon to 11 p.m. on June 28-30) on the Library Square in downtown Salt ...
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Fascinating, engaging parallels in art history: Utah Museum of Fine Arts’ inspired twin bill of Blue Grass, Green Skies, Photo-Secession - The Utah Review
Blue Grass, Green Skies is a compact exhibition but the paintings cumulatively show how American Impressionism had spread coast to coast. In Los Angeles, Hollywood stars from the peak of the silent ...
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Sundance 2025: As 41st annual event begins, a look at the current state of the Utah film industry, its growing national and international reputation – The Utah Review
EDITOR’S NOTE: Part I is an overview of the Utah film industry in the current moment. Part II (tomorrow) will offer a summary preview of the Sundance 2025 films, which The Utah Review will cover. For ...
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Daniel Charon to step down as Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company artistic director next spring after 12 seasons: A detailed look at his tenure, forthcoming transition - The Utah Review
EDITOR’S NOTE: Daniel Charon, artistic director of Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company, has announced that he will step down at the end of his 12th season in the spring of 2025. This feature encompasses ...
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Excellent, riveting limited docu-series The Deep End, directed by Jon Kasbe, focuses on controversial Utah-based spiritual teacher Teal Swan - The Utah Review
There are moments in The Deep End, the excellent four-part documentary series directed by Jon Kasbe and produced by Bits Sola and The Documentary Group and currently available on Hulu, when Teal Swan, ...
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Utah Arts Festival 2025 Feature Profile: Artist Marketplace, Fear No Film, Wasatch IronPen, Mayor’s Artist Awards announced
Awards in visual arts, film and literary programs have been announced for the 49th Utah Arts Festival. FEAR NO FILM Twelve awards were announced today in the 22nd annual Fear No Film portion of the ...