United States of Arts: Utah
In collaboration with the Utah Division of Arts and Museums, the National Endowment for the Arts looks at the arts and culture of Utah.
Developed as part of the National Endowment for the Arts 50th Anniversary United States of Arts: Tell Us Your Art Story series.
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Tour inside Utah Capitol @ Salt Lake City; Reading; art; architecture; gallery; murals; Statues
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Major Gordon Huether Art Installations at the New Salt Lake City International Airport
Gordon Huether Studio is excited to announce its largest and most significant commission to date.
Gordon Huether and his team have been selected to work with the Salt Lake City Department of Airports in meeting the goals of the Airport Redevelopment Program at Salt Lake City International Airport, which includes a comprehensive art master plan. The brand new state-of-the-art main terminal and north concourse, currently the second largest construction project in the United States, will showcase Huether’s art throughout.
The artist’s most magnificent and largest art installation entitled “The Canyon,” and will be integrated on both walls (East and West) of the new central airport terminal. “The Canyon” evokes the Salt Lake City landscape and spans 362 feet, the length of 1.2 football fields, using more than 2 acres of composite fabric, and the equivalent of eight miles of aluminum tubing. The entire work will consist of almost 800 individual parts!
Gordon Huether Studio will create a number of other art installations throughout the Terminal, as well as curate the Salt Lake City Department of Airport’s fine art collection and assist in public art opportunities.
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Fun Free Things To Do In Park City Utah
Fun free things to do in Park City.
Fun Free THings To Do In Park City
DO NOT GO IN THE WINTER TIME IF YOU WANT A CHEAP VACATION
Fun Facts
Park City’s population is currently 7,873 and is often outnumbered by tourists
Park City is considered one of the wealthiest towns in the United States and is notable for having a large number of Northern and Central European immigrants.
Free Concerts at Deer Valley on Wednesdays in the summer
Free concerts Mountain Town Music at Newpark Amphitheater, has a full schedule of rock, bluegrass, and Americana planned for your Thursday evenings.
Hike and Bike
Park City has over 400 miles of continuous trails and it’s the perfect summer temperature nice and cool well shaded.
Sound Park, so many parks.
Hike Armstrong Trail
Armstrong Trail takes hikers up the mountain for some gorgeous views of town. The first leg of the trail has a serious elevation gain and fantastic views of town. As it reaches a flatter stretch, the trail dips into the trees for a lovely forested experience.
Art Gallery Stroll Main Street Park City
Special Event: On the last Friday of each month from 6 – 9 pm throughout the summer, over 20 art galleries open their doors to a free community “Last Friday” Gallery Stroll, complete with light refreshments.
Free trolley up and down mainstreet. If you have kids this is a treat all of itself. ADDIE LOVES THE TROLLEY and asks to go back just for that becuase it makes her feel like she is in Daniel Tiger.
Utah Olympic Park
Built for the 2002 winter olympics
Historical Sights
When I was in high school this was one of my favorite places to do relax and do homework. Secluded, peaceful, close to everything yet still removed.
Glenwood Cemetery is a 5-acre cemetery in Park City, Utah. The site was first established in 1885 as a pioneer cemetery by silver miners. It is still in use, and has 976 interments. It is on the National Register of Historic Places
Sunday Market in Downtown Mainstreet
a spectacle of food, art, craft goods, performances, and costumes. Tents and stalls line the street, up and down. Everyone goes all out. You will find some of the area’s best art, music, food, and local goods each Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Places to see in ( Park City - USA )
Places to see in ( Park City - USA )
Park City lies east of Salt Lake City in the western state of Utah. Framed by the craggy Wasatch Range, it’s bordered by the Deer Valley Resort and the huge Park City Mountain Resort, both known for their ski slopes. Utah Olympic Park, to the north, hosted the 2002 Winter Olympics and is now predominantly a training facility. In town, Main Street is lined with buildings built during a 19th-century silver mining boom.
Park City is a wonderful place to visit throughout the year with fabulous dining and recreation options. Long before Park City became a world class mountain resort and venue for the 2002 Olympic Winter Games, it was famous as a silver mining town, and boasts a lively and colorful past. Founded by prospectors in the late 1860's, Park City continued to mine silver until the early 1970's.
From approximately 1850, when small settlements were forming, until the railroad lines were laid throughout the West in the 1890s, stagecoach travel was the main form of transportation. There was even a stagecoach business in Park City! William Kimball, a Park City resident, started his stagecoach business in 1858 competing with Brigham Young for United States mail contracts. He was sent to England on a Mormon Church mission and when he returned, he started the Park City-Salt Lake City Route. The Kimball Brothers Stage Line operated from 1872 until 1890, when the railroad made its way into the West. Moving quicker as well as transporting more people and mail, the railroad easily put the stagecoach out of business.
Between 1880 and 1920 when Park City mines were the most organized, productive and active, they produced more than 20 million tons of ore including lead, zinc, copper, silver, and a small amount of gold. These were the years of Park City's mining renaissance. The mining company, Park City Consolidated Mines, started the ski business in 1963, when they built the first lifts on what was then called Treasure Mountain. The Park City area now has three world class resorts: Park City Mountain Resort, Deer Valley Resort, and the Canyons Resort.
Park City has a year-round free city-wide transit system. The bus routes connects Historic Main Street, Kimball Junction, Prospector, Deer Valley, Park City Mountain Resort and Canyons Village. Traveling with skis or snowboards on public transit is not a problem. Parking at the resorts is free; however, the lots fill up early in the morning. On the weekends, patrons of Park City Mountain can park at the Park City High School on Kearns Blvd and take the complimentary resort shuttle to the Park City Base Area. The majority of parking in the Historic Main Street area is paid.
A lot to see in Park City Utah such as :
Deer Valley Resort
Park City Mountain
Main Street
Deer Valley
Park City Alpine Slide
Kimball Art Center
Canyons Village at Park City
Park Silly Sunday Market
Park City Museum
Guardsman Pass Road
National Ability Center
Empire Pass
Mountain Trails Foundation
Solitude Mountain Resort
Deer Crest Club
The Viking Yurt
All Seasons Adventures
Park City Ice Arena and Sports Complex
Brighton Resort
Jordanelle Reservoir
Silver Mountain Sports Club & Spa
Utah Olympic Park
Mid Mountain Trail
Jordanelle State Park
Quinn's Junction Trailhead
Meyer Gallery
Escape Room Park City
Utah Outdoor Adventures
Gallery MAR
Old Town Cellars
Banksy Art
Park City Institute
McPolin Barn
Terzian Galleries
Treasure Hill
Miner's Park
Park City Ski Team
Park City Fine Art
Trove Gallery
Park City Main Street Historic District
Wasatch Mountain State Park
Olympic Parkway
Bloods Lake
City Park
Silver Lake
Lake Desolation
Montgomery-Lee Fine Art
Julie Nester Gallery
Daly Chutes
( Park City - USA ) is well know as a tourist destination because of the variety of places you can enjoy while you are visiting Park City . Through a series of videos we will try to show you recommended places to visit in Park City - USA
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Utah's Spiral Jetty - An artist's work on nature's canvas
The Spiral Jetty was constructed in 1970 on the bed of the Great Salt Lake. The earthwork art by Robert Smithson has only been fully visible for a third of its life due to high water levels. It is well worth the 2 1/2-drive from Salt Lake City past the Golden Spike National Historic Site in Box Elder County. Part of the Utah Bucket List series from KUED and The Salt Lake Tribune:
Welcome to Utah
Welcome to Utah! Our stunning state is known for its world-class skiing and snowboarding resorts, spectacular red rock deserts, and as one of the nation’s best states for business. Host of the 2002 Winter Olympic Games, Utah boasts a panorama of recreation and culture. From professional sports teams such as the Utah Jazz and Real Salt Lake, performance powerhouses such as the Utah Symphony, Ballet West, and Utah Opera, exceptional art galleries and concert venues, to award-winning restaurants and a lively nightlife scene… Utah showcases a limitless variety of activities and entertainment.
Salt Lake City International Airport is Utah’s gateway to the world. Ranked as one of the nation’s best for on time departures and arrivals and one of the lowest in percentage of flights cancelled. Salt Lake City’s airport is just 15 minutes from most Salt Lake neighborhoods and 40 minutes from Park City.
In the summer, Utah has it all when it comes to hiking, golf, mountain biking, backpacking, camping, fishing, boating, river rafting, rock climbing, and more. Home to the Mighty Five® National Parks, over 40 state parks, countless lakes and reservoirs, and some of the most scenic public and private golf courses in the country, many of which are championship-designated, there is something for everyone during the summer in Utah. Park City alone boasts over 400 continuous miles of trails which span two resorts and has been awarded the highest International Mountain Biking Association’s Gold-Level Ride Center designation.
In the winter, locals and visitors alike enjoy “The Greatest Snow on Earth” at Utah’s 14 world-class ski resorts. From Park City Mountain, the largest ski and snowboard resort in the United States, to Deer Valley® Resort which has been ranked the #1 Resort by Ski Magazine 6 times, to Snowbird which features 3,240 vertical feet between the base and the summit, Utah has a resort for everyone. Whether it’s downhill skiing or cross country, snowshoeing or snowmobiling, an incredible winter adventure is just minutes away.
From the Wasatch Front cities of Ogden, Bountiful, Salt Lake, and South Jordan, to the Wasatch Back communities of Park City, Heber, and Kamas, there is a place for everyone in Utah. Live here, work here, play here. Contact your Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Utah Properties professional for the current market information on our exceptional state.
10 Top Art Deco U.S. Cities to Visit in 2017
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Hyatt Place Salt Lake City/Cottonwood - Cottonwood Heights Hotels, Utah
Hyatt Place Salt Lake City/Cottonwood 3 Stars Hotel in Cottonwood Heights, Utah Within US Travel Directory Surrounded by lounge chairs, an outdoor pool is featured at Salt Lake City Hyatt Place. Old Mill Golf Course is 3 minutes drive away. All rooms include free WiFi. A 24-hour fitness centre is onsite.Styled in modern grey and wood furnishings, each room features a flat-screen TV that faces the seating area and bed. Red pillow accents are featured. A back-lit mirror lights up the granite counters the en suite bathrooms in rooms at Hyatt Place Salt Lake City/Cottonwood.Free private parking is included. The Gallery Market features grab and go meals and snacks. A coffee-to-cocktails bar menu serves Starbucks Coffee adjacent. Enjoy your bites and drinks in the lobby or the outdoor terrace.
Alta Ski Area is 25 minutes drive. Salt Lake City International Airport is 20 minutes drive away. Brigham Young University and Museum of Art is 60 km from Hyatt Place Salt Lake City/Cottonwood.
Hyatt Place Salt Lake City/Cottonwood - Cottonwood Heights Hotels, Utah
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Utah pictograph
A rare painted pictograph in a cave in Northern Utah.
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Marriott's Summit Watch - Utah, Park City and Snowbird
In the heart of downtown Park City, Utah, on historic Main Street, you'll find Marriott's Summit Watch. This mountain vacation destination beckons travelers all year long. Many art galleries, charming boutiques, and unique dining experiences are just a quick stroll from your villa. And steps away from the Town Lift, Marriott's prime location offers thrilling biking, hiking, and ski-in ski-out access. Escape to this majestic retreat full of adventure and leave your troubles at the door.
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art, located in New York City, is the largest art museum in the United States and one of the ten largest in the world.
Midway Swiss Days Festival
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Fun Free Things To Do In Provo
Provo “Welcome Home” is the third largest city in Utah and it is consistently recognized as one of the best places to live, work and play in the United States.
Bridal Veil Falls: Bridal Veil Falls is a 600-foot-tall waterfall nestled in the southern end of Provo Canyon. Easily reached by car or by trail on a bike or by foot. The best way to see Bridal Veil Falls is going to Bridal Veil Falls State Park. This spacious recreational area sits about 3.5 miles away from the entrance to Provo Canyon and has picnic tables, a paved pathway, and barbecue grills. There is a scenic walkway that passes in front of the waterfall. Great for kids and adults.
Museum of Peoples and Cultures: he Museum of Peoples and Cultures at Brigham Young University houses anthropological, archaeological and ethnographic artifacts from past and present times. Located on BYU campus, the goal of the museum is to inspire BYU students and the public toward an understanding of and appreciation for people from around the world.
Brigham Young University Museum of Art: This is one of my favorite. I used to go here at least once a month when I lived in Provo because the exhibits were constantly rotating. It’s home to ten exhibition galleries, classrooms, an auditorium, a gift shop, and a theater.
Monte L. Bean Life Science Museum. My husband has been going here since he was a kid and it is my daughters favorite museum in Provo. the museum contains a vast collection of plants and taxidermied animals. Each exhibit aims to educate the public about the bodies and behaviors of animals as well as ways for people to protect the environment. They also have live programs.
Hike the Y. An easy albeit steep trail runs from the east side of Provo up to the block Y on the mountain. It is a very popular hike for college students and families. From the Y you get great views of the Provo area and Utah Lake. I love this hike and have done it numerous times. Last time my husband went out of town though I tried to do it by myself with the two kids by myself and my daughter would have none of it. We didn’t even make it out of sight of the parking lot. At least it was a pretty day and we grabbed ice cream after at Mora Iced Creamery
Okay this one is not technically in Provo but excuse the liberty I am taking by suggesting you go see Roots of Knowledge is a permanent stained glass display completed in 2016 at Utah Valley University in Orem, Utah, United States. The creation of the exhibit was designed and overseen by stained glass artists Tom Holdman and Cameron Oscarson. It took over 12 years and cost US$4.5 million to complete. Honestly if you are anywhere NEAR you Utah you should come see this. I have gone over a dozen times by myself, with people from out of town and with my family. I will continue to go every chance I get. Each time you see something different and miraculous.
Well there you have it. Thank you for watching our adventure. Now go out there, make your own and tell me all about it. Until next time. Keep traveling.
Yukon Arts Centre Gallery Opening
The Yukon Historical & Museums Association attended the Yukon Arts Centre gallery opening on January 15, 2009. This is some video from the opening.
Snow College Entrepreneurship Seminar: Art-repreneur Panel 10-23-2019
We are excited to bring a panel of local artists to our Entrepreneurship Seminars this year. Come and support these artists as they talk with students about their careers as artists.
John Clark – Manti, UT
John Henry Clark graduated from Utah State University with a BFA in 1994. He is an artist and author with an interest in tourism and automobile history. He and his wife Melissa are the authors of “Opening Zion,” a book on Zion National Park’s first official tourists. He has also written a series on automobile history in Utah called Motor Tales. John is an award winning printmaking artist whose work has been displayed in numerous juried art shows. Exhibitions include the 89th Annual Utah Spring Salon in 2013 where he received an award of merit, and the Pictured: Close to Home, Our Own Spectacular National Parks show at the St. George Art Museum in 2016. His passion for tourism history led to the creation of a series of vintage-style, screen printed posters that highlight the golden age of motor travel in western national parks. John also designed Utah’s newest ski-themed license plate.
Steve Weller – Ephraim, UT
Steve Weller is a middle school English teacher and college Instructor with a love for laughter. When he’s not teaching classes and wrestling with his kids he finds time for the occasional mural or caricature sketch. He has been drawing completely relatable (sometimes painfully so) middle school comic strips on his classroom board since he first started teaching 11 years ago. With four self-published books, regular published space in newspapers, multiple features on national education websites and nearly 20,000 followers on Facebook and Instagram, maybe it’s time to really get serious with this whole art thing.
Douglas Fryer – Spring City, UT
Douglas Fryer was born in Salt Lake City , Utah, and was raised in Illinois and California. In 1988 he received a BFA in Illustration from Brigham Young University in Provo Utah, and later returned to BYU for further study toward an MFA in Painting and Drawing, completing the degree in 1995. Douglas has taught Fine Art and Illustration at several universities and art schools, including BYU, The University of Hartford in Hartford Connecticut, and at The Fashion Institute of Technology in New York City. Fryer has also been invited to lecture and teach workshops in many locations in the United States and Europe. He has received numerous commissions to complete large murals for public and private locations. Douglas is currently represented by Meyer Gallery, Santa Fe, New Mexico and by Illume Gallery, St. George, Utah. His paintings are in numerous public and private collections in North America and Europe. His personal works are images of places, objects and people that have simple, yet profound significance to him.
Joe Bennion – Spring City, UT
I enjoy making pottery by hand on a foot powered treadle wheel. The physical involvement places me deeper in the process. The gentle sound of the wheel and the soft resistance of the clay in my hand are at once comforting and pleasant. Pleasure is an important element of our life in this world. It gives meaning and balance to the confusion, pain and sorrow we encounter here. I hope that as people take my pottery in hand and raise it to their lips they will recognize some the experience I have had in making it and will find pleasure of their own in use.
I am fascinated with the idea that we are the children of a benevolent creator. The influences that most powerfully shape who we are seem to be located in the household and family. I want my pottery to be there and to promote and influence that growth, however small it's part may be. The family dinner table is sacred space and the venue of first choice for my pottery.
I prefer domestic pottery that is plain, quiet and understated. I try to make pots that will play in the background, that speak gently but carry a great deal of information to those willing to wait and listen. I love the kinds of surfaces derived from wood firing and salt glazing processes. In the case of the wood fired kiln I also enjoy the deeper involvement with process that the stoking of the kiln affords me. I love to sit with a kiln late at night and listen to the wood popping and the quiet sounds of the draft.
Because of my decision to make quiet pottery I have had to leave the more public sales venues of street fairs, shops and galleries and sell my pottery at home where it is made. Somehow that environment shows my work to best advantage. I live and work in small Mormon farming village in the mountains of central Utah. Over the past ten years I have shifted my marketing to bring people to my door rather than sending the work out. This seems to work best and it feels right to me.
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Watercolour painting techniques and tutorial with Deena Millecam I Colour In Your Life
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Deena Riley Millecam was born in Salt Lake City to Howard and Shirley Riley. She is the oldest of five children. Her family later moved to Payson, Utah where she grew up on a fruit farm. Her appreciation to her mother and father for teaching her how to work extends to the education field later on in her life.
Upon graduating from Utah State with a Bachelor of Education in Fine Arts, she taught at Vernal Junior High. Receiving her Masters of Education through the University of Utah, she became an administrator working several positions within the Uintah School District. Upon retiring, she has furthered her studies in art with many wonderful artists. Giving credit for their skills of teaching, she has appreciated all the opportunities to attend workshops.
Showing in several galleries, Deena Millecam has painted with many national and local artists.
Her love of watercolor in many different settings shows her enthusiasm for the media. Oil painting is now another learning experience as she takes classes. She would like to further her work in portraiture and figurative subjects.
She married her best friend, the late John Millecam. Deena lives in Vernal, Utah and also has a home in St. George. Seven children and nineteen grandchildren bring many adventures as she attends soccer tournaments, races, art and sewing exhibits, plays, and school activities.
Deena Millecam's father, the late Howard Riley, has been her inspiration. She moved to St. George to take art classes and paint with him. However, he passed away shortly after she moved. And of course her devoted Mother, Shirley Roberts Riley, always sees a need for 'one more brush stroke' on a finished painting.
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The Colour In Your Life fine art TV series is an art show that takes you into the everyday studios of artists from around the world. While in the studio they share their individual art techniques and art tips with the viewer in a relaxed atmosphere, with a delightfully Australian host and fellow artist, Graeme Stevenson. The artist shares with the viewer their stories of life, painting, drawing, sculpting, art workshops and any art lessons they may provide. The art TV series is currently filmed in Australia, New Zealand and the United States.
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