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  “Youth have always played a very, very important role in social change,” said artist and activist Beth Krensky. This acknowledgment of the power of youth is part of what inspired Krensky, who is an art education professor and the area head of art teaching at the University of Utah. Under those roles, she worked...

Lee-Mingwei: The Gifts of Connection, on display at the Kimball Art Center, aims to reveal the potential for beauty and transformative moments of connection in our everyday interactions and activities.

Granary Arts is proud to unveil two captivating exhibitions that delve into thought-provoking themes, encouraging introspection and collective contemplation. These exhibitions, Gathering Light by Beth Krensky and The More That Is Taken Away by Ben Altman, offer a unique opportunity to engage with powerful narratives and artistic expressions. Gathering Light / Beth Krensky Beth Krensky, […]

  It’s easy to look down on female-coded work such as sewing or embroidery, but craft is an incredible means of communication. Craftivism and “women’s work” is a politically and socially relevant form of art that can’t be ignored in favor of the capitalization of creation. Craftivism, or craft activism, refers to the act of...