arts

The Creative Pivot: Granary Arts
Using front yards as an outdoor art gallery, like a progressive dinner, was the aim of “Lawn Gnomes 2020,” a partnership between Ephraim’s Granary Arts and Salt Lake City Utah...
Last updated: March 4, 2026

How a Utah artist found wonder while pushing a handcart
Beth Krensky is inspired to make art out of kites, nightgowns and her cultural memories By Ellen Fagg Weist | Photography (c) Josh Blumental, 2018 Fractured. That’s how Utah artist...
Last updated: March 4, 2026

Max Chang: Reenvisioning history through the arts
Max Chang likes to joke — but he’s serious, too — about his claim as the state’s first Taiwanese-Utah native. He was born just a few months after his parents...
Last updated: March 4, 2026

‘Float Away’
Artist Beth Krensky’s eulogy for her mother, which she had embroidered on a kite (needlework by Jill Moyes) crafted from her mother’s nightgowns, undershirts, gloves and pajamas. I will release...
Last updated: March 4, 2026

Arts Grants Boosted By $6 Million in Governor’s Proposed Budget
Cultural organizations throughout Utah will receive a nearly six-fold increase in funding support under the budget proposed by Gov. Gary Herbert on Dec. 6. In his budget proposal for fiscal...
Last updated: March 4, 2026
