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Utah's Art Scene: More Than Landscape

Utah's art identity is inseparable from its landscape: the redrock canyons, the Wasatch peaks, the high desert light. And yet the state's creative community has always been more than painters responding to scenery. The Springville Museum of Art holds a permanent collection that documents the full arc of Utah art history, from the paintings of LeConte Stewart and Lee Greene Richards through the abstract experiments of the postwar generation to the most vital contemporary practitioners. Salt Lake City's gallery scene has diversified and deepened over the past decade, with the Granary District emerging as the city's most exciting address for experimental and emerging work. Park City's Kimball Art Center produces programming of genuine national significance, and the August Kimball Arts Festival draws collectors and artists from across the country to what is otherwise known primarily as a ski resort. Utah's Indigenous communities, particularly the Diné, whose homeland extends into the state's southeastern corner, maintain artistic traditions of extraordinary depth in weaving, jewelry, and ceramics that deserve far more attention than they typically receive from mainstream art audiences.