Photos by Frances Moody.
From chain stores to local boutiques, clothing and accessory providers create current and classic styles. Following today’s trends takes time and effort. Oftentimes, women look...
From Jan. 24 to March 7, the Finch Lane Gallery will showcase a collection of community-inspired murals called “Perspective Realia: Ten Years of Urban Art.”
V. Kim Martinez, a professor of painting...
It’s been more than three years since the last album from post-punk rock band Against Me!, but with the release of “Transgender Dysphoria Blues” it’s clear a lot has changed.
Lead singer Laura...
In a small venue just off State Street, audience members waited anxiously for Utah’s newest band, The Wasatch Fault, to shake up the evening. The members of the band are no strangers to providing a top-notch...
The new semester is well underway. The January slumps have begun, and there is little to rejoice over as students struggle through the post-holiday blues. Next Thursday, comedian Mike Birbiglia, who Time...
Technology is society’s prosthetic limb. To many, it is an extension of the body. Like the opposable thumb, technology is a crucial part of human gestures and actions. In the hyperbolic and metaphorical...
On Friday, Rio Gallery’s “Only Light” exhibit opens, a showcase which celebrates Martin Luther King, Jr. and highlights the history of civil and human rights activism.
Claudia Nakano, director of...
Kris Gruen’s new album, “New Comics from the Wooded World,” builds off the successes of his two previous records. However, it is the recent level of maturity in his husky vocals and bold compositions...
The Beehive State is home to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. It is a place painted with red rock landscapes, the Great Salt Lake and snow-capped mountains. It also temporarily housed infamous...
I have this dream. It has slowly been building inside me, rolling and gaining momentum with each Southern accent I hear and every open road I travel. I want this dream to become reality.
In my dream,...
