Whether you missed one of our past shows at the Kimball or just want to review information from a great show, our information below provides a brief glimpse of our past exhibitions. Also, please feel free to comment on your experience with our past exhibitions below.
Contemporary art quilts feature Western motifs for a wry look at the American West in fabric. Two quilting groups, the Piecemakers from northern Colorado and Denver-based Quilt Explorations, combine forces for this exhibit.
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.
Just as the Rocky Mountains are a Continental Divide, the border between the United States and Mexico is an Inter-Continental Divide. Internationally recognized artists, Einar and Jamex de la Torre live and work on both sides of the U.S.-Mexico border providing them with an insider-outsider perspective. Their blown glass and mixed media work examines and confronts the complexities of this geographical, cultural and historical divide with a sense of humor that is playful, yet compelling.
Latinos play an important role in the fabric and success of our society. This photography exhibition celebrates the Latino spirit by showcasing 24 individuals and their unique backgrounds. From a federal magistrate to a professional soccer player, from an artist to a surgeon, they are all extraordinary in their stories and contributions to the state of Utah and our nation.
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.
The Kimball Art Center Members’ Pin Up Show is a non-juried exhibition and sale open to artists who are 18+ years of age. All participating artists must be KAC members. If you are already a member, you can participate by presenting your membership card. If you are not a member, you can sign-up by calling 435-649-8882, visiting the Kimball’s front desk or signing up online. Membership prices are as follows:
Find unique gifts and holiday adornments at the Kimball this season! Beautiful glass ornaments made by artists from across the country will be on display and for sale. In addition, a variety of creative, art-inspired wreaths made by the Kimball’s Young Artists’Academy will be available for purchase.
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.
From three-dimensional sculptures to oversized mosaic portraits, there is virtually no limit to what artist Nathan Sawaya can create with LEGO® toys. In his installation, The Art of the Brick®, Sawaya transforms these popular toy building blocks into playful and dynamic works of art.
Please join us for an Opening Reception & Book Signing with Nathan Sawaya, Saturday, September 19, 10:00 am – 12:00 p.m.
