The Badami Gallery, located on the Kimball’s lower level, features up and coming local artists in an intimate setting. With over 600 square feet of open floor space, the gallery can accommodate 75-100 people.
Past Exhibitions in this gallery:
Bridget Conn: Conjure Tales
13 weeks 1 day ago
Bridget Conn gathers objects to learn about her environment and unknown histories. Her work with found objects expresses her desire for a connection to tradition, whether it be cultural, geographic or familial. By collecting objects and conjuring stories with them, Conn creates a personal alchemy that evokes order, understanding and magic in the mundane.
The Wasatch Back Student Art Show is an annual exhibit featuring work by young artists from Summit and Wasatch county schools, grades K-12. This year, participating artists will visually depict how sports and art influence their lives.
Artists Amy Caron, Jimmy Lucero, Mattson McFarland, Elmer Presslee and Zara Dawn Shallbetter create an art installation that explores the idea of borders. As each artist builds his/her territory in the gallery, artistic borders will inevitably cross and individual ideas intersect. Gallery visitors are invited and encouraged to add to the installation during open studio sessions with each artist and regular gallery hours.
Kevin Hogge examines the influence that the natural world and the man-made world have on one another. In his paintings, abandoned trucks and industrial equipment are just some of the man-made objects that struggle to exist in the elements of nature.
Mark Enlgand: Mapping America's Cultural Landscape
50 weeks 2 days ago
Mark England’s paintings look like maps, but not maps according to cartographic expectations. Rather, England’s maps chart time (past, present and future), culture and perceptions of specific locations in America.
Gowns to Die For: Operatic Costumes from the Utah Symphony and Opera
1 year 4 weeks ago
This special exhibit of opera gowns is presented by the Utah Symphony and Opera Costume Shop, overseen by Rose Brown. The shop is known for its creative expertise in the research, design and creation of all its costumes.
Mark Knudsen views his task as a simple one. He paints the West as it is, confident that the beauty of the world unadorned is sufficient. In this latest series, Knudsen paints the New West.
Arte Latino: A Celebration of Voices in Our Community
1 year 24 weeks ago
Arte Latino features works by established and emerging artists. Bold, intense and colorful imagery from the following artists' work exhibits U.S. Latino traditions.
Exhibiting artists:
Araceli Tarraso Selytin
Carlos Matamoros Maldonado
David Maestas
Rodolfo Juarez
Elene Lazary
Felix Saez
Jimmy Lucero
Kim Martinez
Pilar Pobil
Ruby Chacon
Yoxani Espinoza-Shurtleff
Brittany Florez
The Badami Gallery, located on the Kimball’s lower level, features up and coming local artists in an intimate setting. With over 600 square feet of open floor space, the gallery can accommodate 75-100 people.