Saltgrass Printmakers

The opening is FRIDAY, November 13^th, FROM 6-9 pm.  We are having this sale to help us raise funds to bring as many students as possible to the Statewide Arts Education conference in February located in Hurricane.  Students involved with the Art Teaching program at the University of Utah, will be showing works from their individual areas of focus in the Art Department; 3D, Ceramics, Painting and Drawing, Photography, and Printmaking.

Please stop by this Friday to see what the U of U Art Teachings students have created and perhaps take home an addition to your art collection.  Art Teaching Club advisors, Beth Krensky and Sandy Brunvand will also have works available at the fundraiser.
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We are located at 2126 South 10^th East.  We hope to see you at SaltGrass this Friday!

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David Bradway is Saltgrass Printmakers’ featured artists for the October Sugar House Art Walk (SHAW). Friday, October 9th 6pm to 9pm

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“If a thing falls outside the range of people’s curiosity, then they simply cannot make inquiries about it.” Bradway’s prints explore what he describes as ‘a blind spot-a spot of blindness.’ Bradway’s prints visually map that location of blindness drawing attention to the role of curiousity in our search of knowledge.