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A few thoughts in the afterglow of the Utah Arts Festival

0 Comments Published by Professor Les June 30th, 2008 in Theater, Music, Performing Arts, Film, Salt Lake City, Community Dialogue, Communication, Photography, Fine Art, Tourism, Current Events, Pop Culture.

In concluding the eight days of covering the Utah Arts Festival, several points come to mind. First, the festival ran very smoothly; whatever glitches or hiccups occurred were dispatched quickly. Second, festival coordinators clearly have learned to manage and plan the Library Square/Washington Square venue in downtown as effectively as possible in accommodating the swarms […]

MASS Ensemble and Earth Harp command performance set for Sunday at Utah Arts Festival

0 Comments Published by Professor Les June 28th, 2008 in Community Dialogue, Performing Arts, Salt Lake City, Current Events, Tourism, Photography, Fine Art, Pop Culture.

Editor’s Note: Day 7 of The Selective Echo’s coverage of the Utah Arts Festival features highlights for today’s activities and a focus on Sunday’s Earth Harp performance with the MASS Ensemble. Later today, look for updates on a few fronts including film and artist awards as well as review of the four world premiere musical […]

New artists dominate Utah Arts Festival’s marketplace

0 Comments Published by Professor Les June 23rd, 2008 in Community Dialogue, Salt Lake City, Current Events, Tourism, Fine Art, Photography.

Editor’s Note: Day 2 of the Utah Arts Festival coverage is focused on the artists. Tomorrow, look for a preview of the Fear No Film Festival.

Seven out of every ten artists featured at this year’s Utah Arts Festival are first-time participants. Represented among the 133 artists are techniques and media that often blend traditional approaches […]

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