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DIRTY DANCING – JUNE 20 – 25 THE BOOK OF MORMON – AUGUST 1 – 20 STEVE MARTIN / MARTIN SHORT – AUGUST 27

“AN EVENING YOU WILL FORGET FOR THE REST OF YOUR LIVES”, FEATURING THE STEEP CANYON RANGERS AND JEFF BABKO”

SEU JORGE PRESENTS: THE LIFE AQUATIC, A TRIBUTE TO DAVID BOWIE – SEPTEMBER 7 JJ GREY & MOFRO WITH SPECIAL GUEST THE MAGPIE SALUTE – SEPTEMBER 23 DOOBIE BROTHERS – SEPTEMBER 26 WILD KRATTS: LIVE! – SEPTEMBER 30 CONOR OBERST – OCTOBER 1 AN AMERICAN IN PARIS - A NEW MUSICAL – OCTOBER 10 – 15 HUEY LEWIS AND THE NEWS – OCTOBER 19 THE SIMON AND GARFUNKEL STORY – OCTOBER 24 JOHN CLEESE WITH SCREENING OF MONTY PYTHON & THE HOLY GRAIL– NOVEMBER 19 ELF THE MUSICAL – NOVEMBER 24 – 26 THE BODYGUARD – DECEMBER 5 – 10 A KURT BESTOR CHRISTMAS – DECEMBER 14 – 16 MANNHEIM STEAMROLLER CHRISTMAS BY CHIP DAVIS – DECEMBER 22 – 23 SOMETHING ROTTEN - THE MUSICAL – JANUARY 9 – 14, 2018 THE SOUND OF MUSIC – FEBRUARY 27 – MARCH 4, 2018 RIVERDANCE - THE 20TH ANNIVERSARY WORLD TOUR – APRIL 3 – 8, 2018 HAMILTON – APRIL 11 – MAY 6, 2018 JERSEY BOYS – JUNE 15 – 17, 2018 THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA – JULY 11–22, 2018

Get tickets online at: ArtSaltLake.org or Call: 801-355-ARTS (2787) Visit the Eccles Theater Box Office (M–F 10a–6p • Sat 10a–2p) George S. and Dolores Doré Eccles Theater • 131 Main Street • Salt Lake City

The Salt Lake Community College School of Arts, Communication and Media (SACM) provides students with numerous opportunities for creative inquiry, expression and inspiration. With 17 different programs over two divisions, students can earn degrees or take general education courses covering music, film, communication, journalism, performing arts, visual art and design, architecture, fashion design and much more.

Housed in the one-of-a-kind Center for Arts and Media at the SLCC South City Campus, SACM classes utilize modern facilities and equipment to provide truly exceptional educational experiences.

The Center hosts exciting events and programs, including lectures, screenings, art exhibits, concerts, performances and theatre productions at the historic Grand Theatre.

slcc.edu/arts-comm

Thinking about college? Think about SLCC! At Salt Lake Community College, we believe higher education should be available to anyone who desires it.

SLCC Promise helps eligible, full-time students pay for their education by covering the cost of tuition and fees when federal grants fall short.

Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid at fafsa.ed.gov to find out if you’re eligible for a Pell Grant.

Visit slcc.edu/promise for information about eligibility and answers to Frequently Asked Questions.

AA/EO Institution • Rev. 05.20.16

Individuals needing ADA accommodations may contact the Disability Resource Center at 801-957- 4659.

How to Festival.

Join us as we transform Library Square into a four-day city of art with venues presenting all major forms of artistic expression and culture—including six performing stages of top world, national, and local musicians as well as programs in literary, urban, film, art & technology, and visual arts. Together we are United in Art!

JUNE 22–25, 2017 Noon—11PM, Library Square 200 East 400 South, Salt Lake City ENTRANCES Library Arch Main Entrance Mid-block on 400 South, between 200 & 300 East, directly across from the TRAX Station Inside the Library Entrance Urban Room, main floor The Park Entrance Corner of 500 South & 300 East City & County Entrances (North and South) 400 South, 500 South ADMISSION FEES (Cash Only at Festival Gates, ATMs Available) Adults $12 ($10 Thu) Children age 12 and under FREE Seniors (65+)/Military $6 Lunchtime Admission Special $6 (Thu & Fri only from Noon–3PM) 4-Day Pass $35 Visit uaf.org/tix with a credit card before June 16 to save money and time!

Y’ALL COME BACK PASS When you leave, pick up a 2-for-1 pass for a return visit.

GETTING HERE Bike to the FREE Bike Valet lot provided by the Salt Lake City Bicycle Collective on 400 South (just north of the City & County Bldg) and receive $2 off admission. uaf.org/plan SECURITY/LOST & FOUND Located on Library Plaza in the retail space next to the Library Arch Main Entrance.

FIRST AID Salt Lake Regional Medical Center staffs the first aid station located on the northeast side of The Leonardo building on Library Plaza.

ACCESSIBILITY Accessible parking is available under The City Library at the 400 South entrance. Wheelchairs may be checked out at no cost at each Festival entrance. For ADA accommodations, contact Amanda Neff at 801.322.2428.

THE LEONARDO FAMILY LOUNGE Thu–Sun, Noon–7PM, The Leonardo $5 add-on fee; kids 12 and under free

Enjoy The Leo’s hands-on activities for kids, icecold beverages and comfy seating for all on the main floor.

THE LEONARDO WINE LOUNGE Thu–Sun, 7PM–11PM, The Leonardo $5 add-on fee; kids 12 and under free

At night, The Leo Lounge transforms into a wine and food pairing science experiment like no other.

EARTH TEAM Please use recycling bins on the Festival grounds.

Last year the Festival recycled more than 18 tons of plastic/cardboard, two tons of glass and 700 pounds of green waste.

PHOTO DISCLAIMER Entry into the Festival or attendance at Festivalsponsored events grants permission to the UAF to use images of patrons for promotional purposes.

6 Welcome to the 2017 Festival 8 Community Partner Highlights 10 Artist Marketplace 22 Exhibits, Workshops, Demos 23 Street Theater 24 Music Headliners 26 Dance and Local Bands 27 Music & Dance Schedule 28 2017 Commissions 32 Literary Arts 34 Fear No Film: Memory 36 Urban Arts 38 Art & Technology 40 Kids Art Yard: The World at Sea! 42 Culinary Arts 43 Support the Festival at the Big Deal Brunch 44 Thank You to Festival Sponsors 45 Mayor’s Artist Awards 46 Become a Friend of the Festival 48 Our Festival Sponsors/Donors 50 Festival Coordinators and Staff 53 We Appreciate Our Contributors

FIRST AID SPONSOR

SPECIAL THANKS TO

Connect at uaf.org

@utahartsfest #UnitedinArt

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United in Art. THE LOVE OF ART BRINGS US TOGETHER Welcome to the 41st annual Utah Arts Festival, a place where friends, families and our community are United in Art! We invite you to join us through shared experiences and hands-on activities to celebrate our collective love of the arts.

It truly takes a village to build this city of the arts and to put together an impressive array of artistic experiences for you to explore and enjoy. We hope you dive in and immerse yourselves in the offerings we have laid out before you this year! As you peruse the pages of this publication, be sure to check out the new treasures and hidden gems we have in store for you: • D id you know we have a film program? Take a break from shopping and pop into the Library Auditorium to catch a short film as part of our Fear No Film program.

• Passionate about visual arts? Look no further than the 160+ artists in the Artist Marketplace.

• N ever been to an art exhibit? Check out The 2016–17 Traveling Exhibition of the Utah All State High School Art Competition at The Gallery on the 4th Floor of the Library.

• Challenge your own creative juices by signing up for a visual, performing, or writing workshop.

• L ove music? We’ve lined up some incredible musicians this year, including The Pedrito Martinez Group from Cuba, Shooter Jennings and RJD2—just to name a few!

• Y ou’ll definitely want to check out the Sauce Boss on Saturday night as he whips up a batch of gumbo while riffing away on his slide guitar!

• Inspired by the spoken word? Catch a Poetry SLAM at the Big Mouth Stage.

• E mbrace your inner kid and create a hat at the Mad Hatter booth; wander over and play a musical instrument in the Art Yard, then visit the face painting booth for a one-of-a-kind masterpiece.

Use these four days to discover the depth and breadth of each artistic program area as this year’s collaborative arts adventure begins to unfold. Get ready to savor the sunny days and balmy nights at the 2017 Utah Arts Festival as we find ourselves united in our passion for expression.

Enjoy!

ABOUT THE UTAH ARTS FESTIVAL The Utah Arts Festival is a nonprofit organization dedicated to producing the Festival.

We are proud to be part of Utah’s pioneering history

• As the nation’s first state-sponsored arts festival • As the state’s largest outdoor multi-disciplinary arts event • A s one of the top festivals in the U.S. recognized by the International Festival Events Association, The National Endowment for the Arts and The Art Fair Sourcebook We love to make new introductions At 41 years young, the Festival celebrates 20 years of free admission for kids ages 12 and under—a major milestone for championing youth engagement with the arts in Utah.

Each year, the Utah Arts Festival offers 7,000 complimentary tickets to underserved populations to encourage access to artistic experiences and expression.

The Utah Arts Festival has introduced Utah audiences to acclaimed international performers including Laurie Anderson, Mary Chapin Carpenter, Bela Fleck, MOMIX, Taj Mahal, Turtle Island String Quartet, and Philip Glass to name a few.

The Festival fosters a growing multitude of community partnerships with local and regional businesses and other nonprofit organizations.

We couldn’t do this without YOU

Lisa Sewell, Executive Director

80,000+ Festival patrons gather annually to take part in this summertime four-day arts extravaganza 1,000+ Volunteers give their time and talent to make this event possible One Community United in Art

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he Tony Award-winning Utah Shakespeare Festival is not just a theatrical presentation.

It’s nine of the liveliest, most professionally produced plays this side of Broadway.

Drama, comedy, Shakespeare, contemporary theatre and a few genres in-between.

But wait, there’s more: The interactive Greenshow, backstage tours, literary seminars, panel discussions with world-class artists, plus enlightening play orientations. And a nearby renowned national park or two, or three.

Plan your Greater Escape today. Visit www.bard. org or call 800-PLAYTIX for tickets.

2017 Plays – June 29 to Oct. 21 As You Like It Shakespeare in Love Romeo and Juliet Guys and Dolls A Midsummer Night’s Dream

Treasure Island The Tavern How to Fight Loneliness William Shakespeare’s Long Lost First Play (abridged)

The Greater Escape.

Community Partner Highlights.

EXPLORE YOUR WORLD WITH THE ZAP KIDS SUMMER PASSPORT PROGRAM Salt Lake County Zoo, Arts & Parks (ZAP) invites you to EXPLORE YOUR WORLD this summer. Pick up a passport at your local Salt Lake County Library and visit five different destinations listed on the passport. Explorers who receive five stamps will be invited to an Out-of-This-World Celebration at Clark Planetarium. The Utah Arts Festival Kids Art Yard is a featured destination on the passport. Present your passport at the Kids Art Yard Headquarters Tent to get a stamp, and share photos of your journey by tagging #exploreZAP #UnitedinArt.

THE LEONARDO FAMILY LOUNGE Daily, Noon–7PM, The Leonardo Cool off from the summer heat and visit The Leonardo Family Lounge, new at this year’s Festival! You’ll discover hands-on activities for kids, ice-cold beverages, and comfy seating for all on the main floor. Watch as your kids compete in a Lego challenge or chase bubbles around the museum while you kick back and relax with a glass of wine, a cold drink, or some delicious culinary delights. uaf.org/leo

KIDS ACTIVITIES IN THE LEONARDO FAMILY LOUNGE Daily, Noon–7PM, The Leonardo Ignite your little one’s creativity at The Leonardo during the Utah Arts Festival with hands-on activities: • Learn how to make tasty homemade gummy bears using science • Drive super-cool sphero robots that can help you paint a true masterwork of art • Experience high-energy Lego challenges and win fantastic prizes!

• Become a master chef when you create your own unique Mac and Cheese dish • Experiment with sprinkles and syrups to make an ice cream treat for the ages • Design a sugar cookie that is as fun to look at as it is to eat • Chase colorful bubbles great and small

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THE LEONARDO WINE LOUNGE Daily, 7–11PM, The Leonardo At night, The Leo Lounge transforms into a wine and food pairing science experiment like no other. With a chef and sommelier on hand, you will have the opportunity to pair different wines with unique foods and the only limit is your own creativity.

Festival patrons can access The Leonardo Family Lounge and The Leonardo Wine Lounge for a $5 add-on that can be purchased in advance online at uaf.org/tix, upon entrance to the Utah Arts Festival or inside The Leonardo.

Children 12 and under FREE.

PROUDLY MADE IN THE USA That’s right! We’ve been manufacturing in the USA for the past 25 years.

ROADWAY Each of our roadway barricade lines is designed to protect drivers, pedestrians, and road construction crews by creating channels of clear delineation.

AIRPORT Our barricades are trusted by major airports worldwide to warn pilots of hazardous construction zones and ensure traveler safety.

OTW is proud to be a long-standing sponsor of the Utah Arts Fest.

Many thanks to the volunteers and safety personnel who work to make this such a fantastic event!

SECURITY These barricades are designed with volume and mass in mind. Once ballasted each can weigh up to 2800 pounds and serve as a significant obstacle to unwanted entry.

CROWD CONTROL Our Billboard Barricade is more than just a pedestrian barrier – it’s also an advertising platform and so much better looking than steel!

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ETC. Farmer’s Market? Yep. Go-cart track? Sure. Flood control? Hey, why not?! All of our barricades are easy to handle, transport, and store so you can use them however you’d like!

100% RECYCLABLE We can even help you with recycling.

Artist Marketplace.

2D MIXED MEDIA

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JOE & MARI AXTON-GIDDINGS | Phoenix, AZ

Booth 25 | jaxton4@cox.net | WillowArtGroup.com

BETH ERLUND | Morrison, CO | Booth 68 |

CHRIS BLACKBURN | Salt Lake City, UT | Booth 13 | photoblackburn@gmail.com | chrisblackburnphotography.com *Returning Award Winner

AILEEN FRICK | Phoenix, AZ | Booth 99 |

LIZ COLLINS | Nevada City, CA | Booth 118 | lizstudio@lizcollinsart.com | www.lizcollinsart.com

MELISSA HUGHSTON | Salt Lake City, UT | Booth

tjaunting@aol.com | erlundjohnsonstudios.com

amf@amfrick.com | www.aileenfrick.com

161 | melissahughston@yahoo.com | www.melissahughston.com

VERONICA & GABRIEL SANDOVAL | Tucson, AZ | Booth 121 | gabe2726@msn.com |

SABRINA SQUIRES | Provo, UT | Booth 9 | sabrinajill@hotmail.com | www.flickr.com/photos/sabrinajill

A.L. SWARTZ, | Atlanta, GA | Booth 130 | andy@skullgarden.net | skullgarden.net

ERIN & ERNEST CURRY | Dallas, TX | Booth 155 |

ASHLEY DOBSON & BURGUNDY ALLEMAN | Mt. Green, UT | Booth 149 | ashleyandjohnj@aol.com |

iHorns4U@gmail.com

KALI MELLUS | Murray, UT | Booth 72 | bykali@msn.com | www.bykali.etsy.com

TODD PERKINS | Denver, CO | Booth 12 | todd28tx@yahoo.com | www.toddperkinsart.com

www.VeronicaSandovalart.com

biologygirl86@gmail.com | www.ecurryart.com

MARVIN & MARGARET JACK | Corvallis, OR |

Booth 48 | mdjack8@yahoo.com

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thefashionedge.etsy.com

FRANK FALK | Salt Lake City, UT | Booth 135 |

3D MIXED MEDIA

RICHARD CURTNER | Cathedral City, CA |

ERIN & ERNEST CURRY | Dallas, TX | Booth 154 | biologygirl86@gmail.com | www.ecurryart.com

Booth 41 | curtnerart@verizon.net | www.curtnerart.com

Booth 47 | Silkartcreations@gmail.com | Princesilkcreations.com

LAURA JUNGE | Chicago, IL | Booth 21 | lleejunge@yahoo.com | www.j2gallery.com

RYAN MCABERY | Portland, OR | Booth 94 | modernartmap@gmail.com | modernterrain.com

CHRISTIAN & AARON MEMMOTT | Las Vegas, NV | Booth 31 | clmems@yahoo.com

STEPHANIE SWIFT | Murray, UT | Booth 60 | stephanie@prettylittlepixel.com | prettylittlepixel.com

TYLER VOORHEES | Fort Collins, CO | Booth 80 | howdy@tylervoorheesart.com | www.tylervoorheesart.com

NICOLE & HILL BRIN | Cotopaxi, CO |

JONATHAN GLOWACKI | Portland, OR | Booth

139 | glowacki.jonathan@gmail.com

MELINDA PETRO | Providence, UT | Booth 105 | ronandmel1@msn.com | greenleafgourds.com

CHARLIE HASTINGS | Salt Lake City, UT |

Booth 151 | hastings.charlie@gmail.com *Returning Award Winner

A. B. PETROW | Sebastopol, CA | Booth 44 | eagleab@

aol.com | www.woodpensonline.com

PRINCE DUNCAN-WILLIAMS | Las Vegas, NV |

Booth 96 | nicolebrin@outlook.com

CARY HENRIE | Bountiful, UT | Booth 98 | CaryH007@aol.com

MICHEL ROGERSON | SLC, UT | Booth 78 | michel.rogerson@rodentbonzbindery.com | rodentbonzbindery.com

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3D MIXED MEDIA

ELLIE RUSINOVA & BRANDAN STYLES | Denver, CO | Booth 144 | erusinova@rmcad.edu |

CERAMICS

MARI & JAN SCHULTZ | Mount Vernon, WA | Booth

GERALD ARRINGTON | Sebastopol, CA | Booth 74 | gerry@arringtondesign.com | www.arringtondesign.com

www.madtatters.com

102 | customercare@stemsvases.com | www.StemsVases.com

JOSHUA FLICKER | Salt Lake City, UT | Booth 142 | flickerceramic@gmail.com | joshuaflicker.com

kguymon@dsdmail.net

casandker@aol.com

ERIN PIETSCH | Boise, ID | Booth 133 | erinlpietsch@yahoo.com | www.erinpietsch.com

davidsocwell@msn.com

DAVID & MARGARET NELSON | Mill City, OR |

Booth 115 | acacia1@msn.com | Jewelryofpottery.com

JASON BRUECK | Nashville, TN | Booth 140 |

KYLE GUYMON | Bountiful, UT | Booth 5 |

SARAH COLLIER | Wilmington, NC | Booth 55 |

Jrbphilly@yahoo.com | www.alterimagesart.com

thecharmschooldropout@gmail.com | thecharmschooldropout.com

RYAN MOYER | Ogden, UT | Booth 110 | moyer921@gmail.com | ryanmoyer.com

MURRAY PETERS | Sandy, UT | Booth 143 | service@naturelens.com | naturelens.com

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CASEY & JESS HANKIN | Cascade, CO | Booth 107 |

DAVID SOCWELL | West Jordan, UT | Booth 34 |

TANYA DOSKOVA | Phoenix, AZ | Booth 82 | t.doskova@gmail.com | www.fineartoncanvas.com

NICHOLAS BAKER | Salt Lake City, UT | Booth 116 |

npb.spectrum@gmail.com

DIGITAL

ROGER CALHOUN | Mesa, AZ | Booth 22 |

jerm85206@yahoo.com

DRAWING/PASTEL

MATT CONLON | Ogden, UT | Booth 61 |

BRUCE FAIRMAN | Sacramento, CA | Booth 52 |

mconlonpottery@gmail.com

bfairman@pacbell.net

Booth 49 | dara@darahartman.com | darahartman.com

gail.leaves@gmail.com

GAIL HEILMANN | Evergreen, CO | Booth 153 |

BRIAN JENSEN | Salem, UT | Booth 95 | jensenbr@uvu.edu | jensenceramics.com

PAUL STEEGE | Nevada City, CA | Booth 167 | paul@sweetlandpottery.com | www.sweetlandpottery.com

LARRY BLACKWOOD | Bozeman, MT | Booth 101 | larry@larryblackwood.com | www.larryblackwood.com

LYNDI BONE | Lehi, UT | Booth 165 | lyndibone@gmail.com | lyndibone.com

ADAM HOFFMAN | Salt Lake City, UT |

RICHARD LORENZ & T’LOUISE WILLIS-LORENZ | Bella Vista, AR | Booth 148 | rlorenzart@aol.com |

LISA LOUDERMILK | Austin, TX | Booth 17 | tolisalou@gmail.com | lisaloudermilk.com

ELI HELMAN | Easthampton, MA | Booth 51 | elihelman@gmail.com | www.elihelman.com *Returning Award Winner

PHIL KUTNO | Tucson, AZ | Booth 4 | philkutno@hotmail.com | philkutnostudios.com

DARA HARTMAN | Cottonwood Heights, UT |

Booth 33 | hoffam19@netscape.net | ahfractals.com

SCOTT HALE | Ivins, UT | Booth 62 | artscotthale@ gmail.com | www.scotthalefineart.com

www.Lorenzfineart.com

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DRAWING/PASTEL

FIBER

GLASS

DESARAE LEE | Salt Lake City, UT | Booth 157 | polykleitos12@gmail.com | www.desaraelee.com

MICHAEL ROHNER | Oakland, CA | Booth 29 | mike@rohnerart.com | www.rohnerart.com

TAI TAEOALII | Hannibal, MO | Booth 35 | tai@artbytai.com | www.ArtByTai.com

ALEJANDRA AVILA | Atlanta, GA | Booth 120 | alejandraavilasegura@gmail.com | alejitass.tumblr.com

JOSHUA BALES | Evergreen, CO | Booth 54 | josh@dyingbreeds.com | dyingbreeds.com

NIKO CULEVSKI | Mukilteo, WA | Booth 3 | culevski@earthlink.net | www.chulesblankets.com

SCOTT & JOSEPH RAWLINGS | American Fork, UT | Booth 131 |

nicehat10@gmail.com

anthony.r.barbano@gmail.com

STAN ONEIL | La Conner, WA | Booth 40 | stan@ oneils-arts.com | www.oneils-arts.com

JOSHUA RODINE | Phoenix, OR | Booth 100 | jsrodine@msn.com | www.joshuarodineglass.com

BRUCE STOWELL | Fallbrook, CA | Booth 124 | b.stowell@sbcglobal.net | www.glasstrianglestudio.com

ISAAC HASTINGS | Salt Lake City, UT |

JOHANNA MUELLER | Fort Collins, CO | Booth 58 | feverishart@yahoo.com | www.johannamuellerprints.com

JENNIFER WORSLEY | Salt Lake City, UT | Booth 6 | jenniferworsley@gmail.com | www.jenniferworsley.com

scottsvsthdy@hotmail.com | etsy.com/shop/fullgive

Booth 23 | isaachastings@gmail.com | ihsquared.com

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LEE WATROUS | Freedom, CA | Booth 57 |

TONY BARBANO | Murray, UT | Booth 16 |

GRAPHICS/PRINTMAKING

JEWELRY

BRETT VARNEY | Sechelt, BC | Booth 132 | studio@brett.com | brettvarney.com

KAREN WATSON | Hood River, OR | Booth 128 | karenandwiley@gmail.com | karenpwatson.blogspot.com

YANFANG INLOW | Alameda, CA | Booth 73 | yan.inlow@yansdesign.com | www.yansdesign.com

Booth 50 | Lkattenbraker@gmail.com | www.lisauntitled.com

JOHN & HEATHER FIELDS | Portland, OR |

Booth 28 | fieldsandfieldsblownglass@gmail.com | www.fieldsandfieldsblownglass.com

DAVID VANNOPPEN | Laguna Hills, CA |

LISA TELLING KATTENBRAKER | Olympia, WA |

KEN & INGRID HANSON | San Carlos, CA |

Booth 64 | handkglass@aol.com | www.hansonartglass.com

Booth 89 | glasswing4@gmail.com | www.vannoppenglass.com

DEBORAHMAE BROAD | Hawley, MN | Booth 15 | dmae@rrt.net | DeborahMaeBroad.com

TANA ACTON | Santa Fe, NM | Booth 166 | tanaacton@cybermesa.com | www.tanaacton.com

Booth 42 | kcarricaburu@gmail.com | kathleencarricaburu.com

KATHLEEN CARRICABURU | Salt Lake City, UT |

AMOS AMIT | Los Angeles, CA | Booth 97 |

amosamit@aol.com

MEL & LUCY MENDEZ | Prescott, AZ | Booth 39 |

Mendezrugs@aol.com

JASON & NICOLE MCQUAID | La Quinta, CA |

Booth 164 | mcquaidart@gmail.com | mcquaidglass.com

STEPHEN & BONNIE HARMSTON | Chandler, AZ |

Booth 88 | harmstonarts@gmail.com | www.harmstonarts.com *Returning Award Winner

SUN CHAN | Seattle, WA | Booth 20 | sunchan3838@yahoo.com | etsy.com/shop/SunChanJewelry

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JEWELRY

ANNIKA DIMEO | Salt Lake City, UT | Booth 46 |

annikaquinnjewelry@gmail.com | annikaquinnjewelry.com

JEAN & JUANITA HAVET | San Francisco, CA |

Booth 146 | jeha68@gmail.com

KRISTIN WORNSON | Minneapolis, MN |

Booth 83 | skippinglilies@gmail.com | www.skippinglilies.com

SCOTT PALMER | Mesa, AZ | Booth 147 |

scott@copperphoenixstudio.com | www.copperphoenixstudio.com

LESLIE DUKE | Springville, UT | Booth 134 | les@lesliedukeart.com | www.lesliedukeart.com

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METALWORK

PAINTING

LISA GOODMAN | Boulder, CO | Booth 122 | lisa@revibeboulder.com | www.revibeboulder.com

AASIA HAMID | Gilbert, AZ | Booth 91 | massa00@cox.net | aasiajewelry.com

ALEX HORST | Prescott, AZ | Booth 30 | alexhorst@yahoo.com | alexhorstjewelry.com *Returning Award Winner

makeshiftaccessories@gmail.com | makeshiftaccessories.com

BRADLEY ANDERSON | Bozeman, MT | Booth 69 |

Summitbikeski@yahoo.com | bvadesign.com

DEVIN JOHNSON | Northfield, MN | Booth 56 |

JAKE ASUIT | Cleveland, GA | Booth 160 | jakeasuit@myway.com | www.jake2jakecustomknives.com *Returning Award Winner

CORKY STORER | Maple Valley, WA | Booth 24 | artschmied@comcast.net | www.corkystorer.com

Booth 59 | nivekmetal@gmail.com

RACHEL HARVEY | Mt. Hood, OR | Booth 11 | rachel@rachelharveyart.com | www.rachelharveyart.com

Booth 112 | twoheps@msn.com | www.jeffhepworthart.com

KEVIN SYBROWSKY | Salt Lake City, UT |

JEFF HEPWORTH | Mountain Green, UT |

JAMES HARDWICK | Salt Lake City, UT |

Booth 63 | JAHardwickJlr@aol.com | www.jameshardwickjewelers.com

MICHAEL & LAURIE MCRAE | Park City, UT |

SANDY HARRIS MURPHY | Colorado Springs, CO |

Booth 77 | sandyharrismurphy@gmail.com | www.sandyharrismurphy.com

KEVIN O’GRADY | Scottsdale, AZ | Booth 138 |

DENISE HARRISON | Bend, OR | Booth 111 | denise@sterlingechoes.com | www.sterlingechoes.com

JEFF & MYAN SORENSEN | Crestone, CO |

Booth 156 | michael@michaelmcrae.com | michaelmcrae.com

kevinogradyglass@aol.com | www.kevinogrady.com

Booth 109 | dancingelkdesigns@gmail.com | www.facebook.com/dancingelkdesigns

MIKE BEALS | Washington, UT | Booth 113 | ringasculpture@yahoo.com | www.ringasculpture.com

BRETT CLEVELAND | Bellingham, WA | Booth 8 | brett@redgrassdesigns.com | www.redgrassdesigns.com

ADAM LAYLAND | Preston, ID | Booth 38 | jaysmetalpetals@gmail.com | jaysmetalpetals.com

SOMPIT & SHAO LIN XIA | Granite Falls, NC |

ELENA BALEKHA | Duvall, WA | Booth 70 | art@elenabalekha.com | elenabalekha.com

DARRELL DRIVER | Salt Lake City, UT | Booth 76 | darrelldriver@gmail.com | www.darrelldriver.com

MAIA LEISZ | Sagle, ID | Booth 163 | maialeisz@gmail.com | www.maialeisz.com

SANTIAGO MICHALEK | Highland, UT | Booth 66 | michy328@hotmail.com | www.santiagomichalek.com

Booth 141 | candoplanes@hotmail.com | www.candoplanes.com

JUSTIN HILLGROVE | Snohomish, WA | Booth 43 |

impsandmonsters@gmail.com | www.impsandmonsters.com

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PAINTING

JARED NICHOLS | Saratoga Springs, UT | Booth 37 | artbyjnichols@gmail.com

RODERICK STEVENS | Sierra Vista, AZ | Booth 2 |

PHOTOGRAPHY

KENNETH OBER | Inglewood, CA | Booth 145 | kenneth@kennethober.com | www.kennethober.com

CAROLINE YOUNG | Reno, NV | Booth 106 |

roderick@yesitsapainting.com | www.yesitsapainting.com

carolineyoungstudios@gmail.com | www.carolineyoungstudios.com

JD DENNISON | Troy, MI | Booth 104 | jdenn3@gmail.com | jddennison.com

LEE HENDRICKSON | Goodyear, AZ | Booth 7 | leehendric@earthlink.net | www.photographyofcrystals.com *Returning Award Winner

SCULPTURE

VLADIMIR OVTCHAROV | Albuquerque, NM | Booth 152 | vladimir63@msn.com | www.ovtcharovart.com

MICHAEL BRYANT | Atlanta, GA | Booth 150 | mb@ michael-bryant.com | www.Michael-Bryant.com

JESPER JOHANSEN | Denver, CO | Booth 136 |

jj@tinypeoplebiglaughs.com | tinypeoplebiglaughs.com

anasanzllorens@hotmail.com

ANA SANZ | Salt Lake City, UT | Booth 114 |

RYAN SMITH | Taylor, UT | Booth 159 | ryan@lifescapeswest.com | www.LifescapesWest.com

butteant5280@gmail.com

ADAM HOMAN | Tucson, AZ | Booth 87 | adamhoman@gmail.com | www.adamhoman.com

CARLOS PAGE | Cave Creek, AZ | Booth 1 | info@carlospage.com | www.carlospage.com

CHRIS PAULSEN | Portland, OR | Booth 103 | clpaulsen@hotmail.com | www.3sevenspottery.com

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SCOTT WHEELER | Butte, MT | Booth 125 |

WEARABLE ART

james.randle@gmail.com

JAMES RANDLE | Phoenix, AZ | Booth 45 |

MATTHEW SIEVERS | Ribby, ID | Booth 90 | sieversgallery@gmail.com | matthew-sievers.com

RICH CARAMADRE | Salt Lake City, UT |

MICHEAL PAUL COLE | Hannibal, MO | Booth 19 |

STEPHANIE SAINT-THOMAS | Salt Lake City, UT |

Booth 123 | saint-thomasart@msn.com | www.saint-thomasart.com

CLARK CRENSHAW | Garland, TX | Booth 86 |

Booth 53 | rich.caramadre@gmail.com

cole@michealpaulcole.com | www.michealpaulcole.com

clarkcrenshaw@tx.rr.com | clarkcrenshawphotography.com

SUNNY LIANG | Chicago, IL | Booth 92 | sunnyw.liang@yahoo.com | www.keithliang.com

PRAJIT RAVINDRAN | Salt Lake City, UT | Booth 75 | prajit@lightcameramagic.com | www.lightcameramagic.com

ANDREW ROTH | West Bend, WI | Booth 119 | ahroth@hotmail.com | andrewrothphotography.com

THE PAUPER BUNTJER | Provo, UT | Booth 18 | Misterpauper@gmail.com | Jakebuntjer.com

carbett@mac.com

TIFFANY BLUE | Sandy, UT | Booth 85 | peachtreats@hotmail.com | www.tifthapeach.etsy.com

shoecool@aol.com | www.koolshoos.com

CASEY & DEBORAH BRIDGES | Grass Valley, CA |

Booth 65 | casey@studiobridges.com | www.studiobridges.com

MALEN PIERSON | Lewiston, UT | Booth 81 | visions42@msn.com | malenpierson.com

ANDREW CARSON | Seattle, WA | Booth 168 |

MARK & CODY CARTER | Prescott, AZ | Booth 26 |

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WEARABLE ART

VIRGINIA JURASEVICH | Eugene, OR | Booth 129 | deva@devalicious.com | devalicious.com

JEFF & COLINNE SEEMAYER | Ventura, CA |

Booth 14 | colorsartwear@earthlink.net | www.colorsartwear.com

DON CHALLIS | Salt Lake City, UT | Booth 27 |

juleschallisslc@gmail.com

WOODWORKING

GUS LEWKOWICZ | Scottsdale, AZ | Booth 93 | guslewkowicz@yahoo.com | tribeamericaleathers.com

CYNTHIA LUCAS | Portland, OR | Booth 108 | cynthiawlucas@gmail.com | www.bellasisters.com

NATALIE WALL & KELLIE MURPHY | Salt Lake City, UT | Booth 67 | revoluccia@gmail.com

KEN ACTON | Billings, MT | Booth 84 | skacton@gmail.com | kenacton.com *Returning Award Winner

RICK GNERICH | Patagonia, AZ, |

Booth 137 | flutingfromtheheart@gmail.com | www.flutingfromtheheart.com

Cottonwood: 3698 East Ft. Union Blvd.

University: 258 South 1300 East

BRIAN JOHNSON | Austin, TX | Booth 162 | brian@bdjcraftworks.com | bdjcraftworks.com

ESCAPE INTO THE MUSIC 2017 / DEER VALLEY® MUSIC FESTIVAL

JULY 1 – AUGUST 5 JAN MAYER | Sandy, UT | Booth 10 |

janmayer@earthlink.net

RHETT RISLER | Lucerne Valley, CA | Booth 36 |

kiwis.jr@gmail.com | www.kiwisandals.com *Returning Award Winner

highlights include:

DIANA KRALL July 21 (friday)

BEN FOLDS

WITH THE UTAH SYMPHONY

July 29 (saturday)

HARRY POTTER AND THE SORCERER’S STONE™ IN CONCERT WITH THE UTAH SYMPHONY

July 22 (saturday)

BEN FOLDS JEFFREY BENGSTON | Portland, OR | Booth 32 |

bengstonwoodworks@yahoo.com | www.BengstonWoodworks.com

HILLARY LIVINGSTON | Kearns, UT | Booth 79 |

hillzart@hotmail.com

STEVE BONORA | Nampa, ID | Booth 117 |

steve@sjwoodworks.com | sjwoodworks.com

WITH THE UTAH SYMPHONY

July 29 (saturday)

ANNA PAVLOVA | Manteca, CA | Booth 127 | analadybug@yahoo.com | www.hairforkonline.com CHOOSE 4+ CONCERTS AND SAVE 20% SEASON SCHEDULE & INFO:

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CHRISTOPHER PERRY | Orem, UT | Booth 126 |

woodandweldfurniture@gmail.com | www.woodandweldfurniture.com

JAMES TALLEY | Deer Park, WA | Booth 71

talleyjime@yahoo.com

ARTIST MARKETPLACE SPONSORS IN MEMORY OF The Utah Arts Festival community is saddened by the loss of one of our artists, Lori Mehan.

Lori showed for many years at the Triad location and more recently at Library Square.

S U M M E R SYM P HONY S PO N S O R

Her fun and whimsical ceramics will be missed by all.

S U M M E R E NT E RTA I NME N T S PO N S O R

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Fine Art Exhibition & Workshops.

Woman Holding Orange, Rachel Bos

Fat van Fro, Eli Quackenbush

Discover Your Inner Artist

FINE ART EXHIBITION

VISUAL ART WORKSHOPS

PERFORMING ARTS WORKSHOPS

The 2016–2017 Traveling Exhibition of the Utah All State High School Art Competition June 22–July 28 The Gallery at Library Square, 4th Floor

Leather Bound Journal Workshop with Mary Wells Thu, June 22, 1PM–3PM Library, Special Collections Room, 4th Floor $20 fee, pre-register at uaf.org/workshops Make a journal using fine paper and bound in leather—perfect for pen, paint, and/or collage.

IAMA Songwriter Academy Clinics The IAMA Song School Academy is once again partnering with the Festival to conduct a series of songwriting clinics. Get the full schedule and fee info online at uaf.org/iama. Spaces are limited so register today!

The Utah Arts Festival and The City Library will showcase Utah’s top youth talent by featuring 50 works of art by students from 32 high schools across the state. The 2016–2017 Traveling Exhibition of the Utah All State High School Art Competition represents the promise of this young generation of artists. For a complete list of artists visit uaf.org/exhibition.

Opening & Artist Reception Thu, June 22, 6PM–7:30PM The Gallery at Library Square, 4th Floor

EXHIBITION SPONSORS

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Kite Making with Scott Skinner, Drachen Foundation Fri, June 23, 1PM–3PM or 4PM–6PM Library, Conference Room, 4th Floor $20 fee, pre-register at uaf.org/workshops Suitable for ages 7 and older Working in pairs, build and decorate authentic “fish” kites using a model created by kite designer Nobuhiko Yoshizumi. Children (minimum age 7) are required to sign up with a guardian or mentor.

IAMA Day IAMA members will receive free admission to the Festival on Saturday with a valid IAMA member card. For partnership details and more info, visit uaf.org/iama.

SpyHop Workshops Beatmaking, Claymation & Filmmaking see page 38

OTHER DEMONSTRATIONS AND WORKSHOPS

LITERARY see page 32 ART & TECHNOLOGY see page 38 URBAN ARTS see page 36 KIDS ART YARD see page 40

Street Theater.

STREET THEATER SCHEDULE The Round Located west of the Library Arch at Library Square Thu, June 22 6PM The Bboy Federation 8PM Hoodoo2 9PM SIAK 10PM Matt McMurray Fri, June 23 6PM The Bboy Federation 7:30PM Marcus The Funny Man Who Does Tricks 8:45PM Taiko BOOM! 10:15PM Dumb Luck Sat, June 24 6PM The Bboy Federation 7:30PM Taiko BOOM! 8:45PM Sauce Boss Sun, June 25 6PM The Bboy Federation 8:30PM Taiko BOOM! 10PM SoundMass

Sauce Boss Sat, June 24, 8:45PM The Round Bill “Sauce Boss” Wharton, Florida swampfunk slide guitarist, brings his slide guitar blues, tasty gumbo, and signature hot sauce to life through every multi-sensory performance.

His flavor-infused show includes a culinary demonstration as the Sauce Boss splashes a bottle of his Liquid Summer Hot Sauce into a huge pot of simmering gumbo to feed the audience. Entering his third decade of performing and 200,000 bowls of gumbo later, the Sauce Boss continues to feed the masses for free at his shows. A powerhouse of energy with his one-man band, the Sauce Boss is referenced and admired in Jimmy Buffett’s 1999 hit “I Will Play for Gumbo.” This show is a soul-shouting picnic of bluesy, rock ‘n’ roll brotherhood.

FEATURED STREET PERFORMERS The Bboy Federation Showcasing the culture of Hip Hop through educational interaction and dance battles. The Bboy Federation provides history and context for each energetic element.

Fri, June 23 4:45PM Marcus The Funny Man Who Does Tricks

Random Acts of Opera Utah Opera surprises and delights audiences with art in an unexpected place, offering pop-up performances of beautiful music soaring through the atrium of the Library. Don’t miss their performances Friday and Saturday at 2PM.

Sat, June 24 2PM Hooligans Brass Band 3:30PM Pizzicato Strings & Company 4:45PM Pizzicato Strings & Company 6PM Hooligans Brass Band

SoundMass Witness two rock bands—with roots in Salt Lake City and Austin—joining together to perform improvisational mind-melding music that will encompass all your senses.

City & County Building Steps

Library Atrium Fri, June 23 2PM Random Acts of Opera Sat, June 24 2PM Random Acts of Opera Sun, June 25 1PM People’s Piano Project Performance

Sauce Boss. Photo by Eric Ilasenko

STREET THEATER SPONSORS

The Bboy Federation

People’s Piano Project

HANDS-ON DEMONSTRATIONS People’s Piano Project With The Mundi Project & Visual Art Institute Thu-Fri, June 22–23 Atrium, Main Library Painting sessions from Noon–2PM and 4PM–6PM Live performance of Painted Piano Sun, June 25, 1PM Help paint a collaborative mural on a piano! Visual Art Institute faculty, Bruce Robertson and Shelley Redford-Young will guide you in the process. The musical masterpiece will be exhibited in the Library throughout the summer for the public to play.

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Music Headliners.

Shooter Jennings

SHOOTER JENNINGS & WAYMORE’S OUTLAWS Thu, June 22, 9:45PM Amphitheater Stage The sole son of Waylon Jennings and Jessi Coulter, Jennings brings his maverick country roots that cross several genres and brings in fans from many interests including sci-fi and horror.

Waymore’s Outlaws consists of former members of Waylon Jenning’s recording and touring band.

Outlaw country music is back on track, keeping the spirit of Waylon and his music alive.

SALIVA SISTERS Thu, June 22, 10PM Festival Stage The Saliva Sisters are a self-described “unnatural act”–a girl group performing parody songs about fiber, bidets, and bras that has survived and flourished in Utah. A local performance group with a venerable Festival history, they performed at the first Utah Arts Festival in 1977 on the back of a flatbed truck.

24 news, info & schedules at uaf.org

Andrea Miller

JAZZ COMMISSION/SALT LAKE CITY JAZZ ORCHESTRA, FEATURING VOCALIST ANDREA MILLER AND TRUMPETER CHUCK FINDLEY Fri, June 23, 7:45PM Festival Stage Andrea Miller’s voice has been described as soulful, sensual, hypnotic, and endearing.

Influenced by Nancy Wilson, Sarah Vaughan, and Stevie Wonder, Miller is heating up the jazz scene coast to coast and receiving national airplay, including opening for Al Jarreau at the Newport Jazz Festival. Known for her 21st century updates of classic songs, she will be headlining with the Salt Lake City Jazz Orchestra for an electrifying performance.

A veteran session musician, Chuck Findley plays trumpet, flugelhorn, trombone, and other brass instruments. Findley’s resume is filled with recordings with many legendary artists that include being part of two “Tonight Show” bands, tours with Jimmy Dorsey and Buddy Rich and recordings with Stevie Wonder, Miles Davis, Frank Sinatra, Steely Dan, and Elton John, to name just a few.

Jarekus Singleton

JAREKUS SINGLETON Fri, June 23, 8:15PM Amphitheater Stage A musical trailblazer with a bold vision for the future of the blues, Singleton’s sound—equally rooted in rap, rock, and blues traditions—melds hip-hop wordplay, rock energy, and R&B grooves with contemporary and traditional blues, turning audiences of all ages into devoted fans. With his untamed guitar licks and strong, soulful voice he moves from ferocious and funky to slow and steamy to smoking hot.

NIKI J. CRAWFORD Fri, June 23, 9:15PM Park Stage Niki Crawford has been described as “one of the biggest and hidden gems in jazz, [and] hearing Crawford is like listening to a hurricane blending its thunderous roar into a serene rose petal.”

Crawford is a versatile singer who inflects funk with R&B, reggae and, even a bit of rock, she is often compared to Lucille Bogan and Tina Turner.

Niki J. Crawford

SAMBA FOGO Fri, June 23, 9:45PM Festival Stage Drawing on rich Afro-Brazilian traditions and mythology, Samba Fogo provides high-energy music and dance performances that bring the fire, joy, and celebration of Brazilian Carnaval and the historic traditions of the culture’s spiritual meaning to audiences young and old.

Samba Fogo seamlessly blends traditional with contemporary, adding modern dance, fire dance, and diverse instrumentation into the mix, creating a unique, exciting, and culturally enlightening audience experience.

DEXTER ALLEN Fri, June 23, 9:55PM Amphitheater Stage Dexter Allen’s sweet blend of blues, R&B, soul and funk caught the eye of living blues legend Bobby Rush who made him the lead guitarist in his worldwide touring band. Allen’s unique style goes back to his roots with a host of deep Mississippi blues originals. “Tell them the baldheaded bluesman Dexter Allen’s in town,” as described in a lyric from his 2014 “Blues Party,” an upbeat shuffle song.

MITCH BARRETT TRIO Sat, June 24, 8:50PM Festival Stage Barrett’s original work cultivates a contemporary

Fruition

understanding that reaches beyond his Appalachian heritage to the music that is being called Americana today. A versatile and riveting storyteller of Appalachian tales, his storytelling resonates with humor and poignancy for audiences of all ages. A winner of many songwriting competitions in the U.S., Barrett has performed at scores of American roots, bluegrass, and storytelling festivals.

RJD2 Sat, June 24, 9:45PM Amphitheater Stage RJD2’s (Ramble Jon Krohn) progressive samples incorporate rich soul cuts, clean horn sounds, and idiosyncratic film clips to create a cinematic hiphop sound that alternates between moody and bombastic. “I treat my records like thrillers,” RJD2 says of his work.

FRUITION Sat, June 24, 9:45PM Festival Stage The trio of lead singer-songwriters’ voices of Fruition naturally blend into the threepart harmony that drives the energy of the group’s string-infused songs. Eight years after an impromptu busking session, the Portland, Oregon-based quintet has grown from a rootsy, string-centric outfit to a full-fledged rock band with an easy but powerful grasp of soul, blues, and British Invasion era pop.

Pedrito Martinez Group

BACHAUER MEDALISTS IN CONCERT Sun, June 25, 5:30PM Festival Stage Performing this year will be Jae Hong Park, 18, and Chaeyoung Park, 19, the 2016 gold and silver medalists, respectively in the Gina Bachauer International Young Artists Piano Competition. Sponsoring international competitions for pianists ranging from youth to adult, the Bachauer Foundation fosters excellence in piano performance and teaching, and assists with career development of deserving young pianists.

THE PEDRITO MARTINEZ GROUP Sun, June 25, 9:45PM Festival Stage The Pedrito Martinez Group, a 2013 Grammy nominee, describes its musical style as Afro Cuban with roots in Cuban rumba and influenced by timba, American R&B, and jazz.

Born in Havana, Cuba, Martinez has proven his status as one of the best Afro-Latin hand percussionists, appearing on more than 100 recordings in the last 15 years. In La Habana, from the group’s latest self-titled release, Martinez opens the song with, “Nadie conoce La Habana mejor que yo,” which translates to “Nobody knows Havana better than I do.”

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Dance & Local Bands.

Ruth, Recordi Per Due by Gerald Arpino, Ballet West

Samba Fogo

DANCE

LOCAL BAND HIGHLIGHTS

Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company Thu, June 22, 8:15PM Festival Stage

Music & Art Collective Thu, June 22, 4:15PM Park Stage

Samba Fogo Fri, June 23, 9:45PM Festival Stage

RUUDDANCES featuring ArtEmotion & Ballet West and 2017 Utah Arts Festival Commissioned Dance Work Fri, June 23, 5:45PM Festival Stage

El Sistema @ Salty Cricket Thu, June 22, 5PM Festival Stage

Jukebox Antihero Sat, June 24, Noon Park Stage

Saliva Sisters Thu, June 22, 10PM Festival Stage

Otter Creek Sat, June 24, 6:30PM Garden Stage

Melting Rain Fri, June 23, Noon Park Stage

Gigi Love Sun, June 25, 4:45PM Garden Stage

Advent Horizon Fri, June 23, 3:45PM Park Stage

Insatiable Sun, June 25, 10PM Amphitheater Stage

Children’s Dance Theatre Presented by University of Utah Tanner Dance Sat, June 24, 5:30PM Festival Stage Repertory Dance Theatre Sun, June 25, 6:45PM Festival Stage

Gigi Love

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Melting Rain

Music & Dance Schedule.

FESTIVAL STAGE SPONSORS

AMPHITHEATER STAGE SPONSORS

Thu, June 22 Amphitheater Stage 8:30PM Ghostowne 9:45PM Shooter Jennings & Waymore’s Outlaws

Sat, June 24 Amphitheater Stage 8:20PM Grits Green 9PM Khensu 9:45PM RJD2

Festival Stage 5PM El Sistema @ Salty Cricket 6:30PM The Taylorsville Symphony 8:15PM Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company 10PM Saliva Sisters

Festival Stage 5:30PM U of U Tanner Dance Children’s Dance Theatre 7:15PM Crescent Super Band 8:25PM Susanne Millsaps Performing Songwriter Showcase Winner 8:50PM Mitch Barrett Trio 9:45PM Fruition

Park Stage Noon School of Rock – Sandy 1PM SpyHop’s Musicology Band 2PM Wasatch Music Coaching Academy Funk Band 3PM Musicgarage.org Teen Bands 4:15PM Music & Art Collective 5:15PM Primitive Programme 6:30PM 90s Television 7:45PM Numbs 9:15PM Harry Lee & The Back Alley Blues Band Garden Stage 6:15PM Christian Coleman 7:45PM Salty Cricket Composers Collective 9:15PM Chad&Kristo Fri, June 23 Amphitheater Stage 8:15PM Jarekus Singleton 9:55PM Dexter Allen

PARK STAGE SPONSORS

GARDEN STAGE SPONSORS

Park Stage Noon Jukebox Antihero 1:15PM Rifamos 2:30PM Better Off With the Blues 3:45PM Stacy Board 5PM Will Baxter Band 6:15PM Backyard Revival 7:30PM The Hollering Pines 8:45PM MiNX 10PM Quiet Oaks Garden Stage 2:45PM Soren Charles Green 4PM Dealin’ in Dirt 5:15PM St. Boheme 6:30PM Otter Creek 8PM The Lab Dogs 9:30PM Jake Dreier Trio

Festival Stage 5:45PM RUUDDANCES featuring ArtEmotion & Ballet West and 2017 Utah Arts Festival Commissioned Dance Work 7:30PM 2017 Mayor’s Artist Awards Presentation 7:45PM Jazz Commission/Salt Lake City Jazz Orchestra, featuring vocalist Andrea Miller and trumpeter Chuck Findley 9:45PM Samba Fogo

Sun, June 25 Amphitheater Stage 8:30PM Natural Roots 10PM Insatiable

Park Stage Noon Melting Rain 1:15PM The Nods 2:30PM Intra-Venus & the Cosmonauts 3:45PM Advent Horizon 5PM The Nathan Spenser Revue 6:15PM Vincent Draper & the Culls 7:30PM George T Gregory Band 9:15PM Niki J. Crawford

Park Stage Noon Panthermilk 1:15PM Orphans Cabaret 2:30PM Kairo by Night 4PM Shupecabra 5:15PM Andrew Goldring 6:30PM Big Blue Ox 7:45PM Shaky Trade 9:15PM The Anchorage

Garden Stage 4PM Heart Strings 5:15PM Not Too Baroque to Tango 6:45PM Alan Michael Band 9PM Joe McQueen Quartet

Garden Stage 2:15PM Os Corvos 3:30PM Daniel Weldon 4:45PM Gigi Love 6:15PM Michael Lucarelli 7:30PM Simply B 9PM Te Azule

Additional performance line-up for the City & County Building Steps, The Round, and Library Atrium on page 23.

Festival Stage 5:30PM Bachauer Medalists in Concert 6:45PM Repertory Dance Theatre 8:15PM The John Flanders Jazz Ship 9:45PM The Pedrito Martinez Group

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2017 Commissioned Work.

Stacy Garrop, Chamber Music Composer

Now premiering on a stage near you! Serving as a creative catalyst since 1990, the Utah Arts Festival’s annual commissions demonstrate a distinguished history of supporting new work to encourage original performance art for all.

Emily Adams, Choreographer

Alex Heitlinger, Jazz Composer

CHAMBER ENSEMBLE COMMISSION

DANCE COMMISSION

JAZZ COMMISSION

Postcards from Wyoming

By Stacy Garrop

Laden

By Emily Adams Music: Schubert’s Piano Trio no 2 in E flat major, Op.100.

For Patrick

By Dr. Alex Heitlinger

PERFORMED BY SINFONIA SALT LAKE

Chamber Ensemble Concert Robert Baldwin, Conductor, and Artistic Director Sat, June 24, 4PM Library Auditorium Stacy’s music is centered on direct and dramatic narrative: “The sharing of stories is a defining element of our humanity; we strive to share with others the experiences and concepts that we find compelling.” Postcards from Wyoming offers three glimpses into the isolated, wild country that inspired the piece, including the following movements: High Plains Prairie, Call of the Wild, and The Solitude of the Stars. Stacy Garrop has earned degrees in music composition at the University of Michigan-Ann Arbor (B.M.), University of Chicago (M.A.), and Indiana University-Bloomington (D.M.).

Experience new contemporary chamber music with works by Ben Wahland and Igor Iacimciuc, and three world premieres by Miquel Chuaqui, Jared Oaks, and Stacy Garop’s new work “Postcards from Wyoming.”

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Fri, June 23, 5:45PM Festival Stage Emily Adams, Principal Artist with Ballet West, was awarded the Utah Arts Festival Dance Commission this year. Adams grew up in Bucks County, Pennsylvania before moving on to study at the School of American Ballet. Among her many achievements and a recent promotion to Principal Artist with Ballet West, Emily performed with Suzanne Farrell Ballet at the Kennedy Center in 2007. We are looking forward to experiencing Emily’s choreographic creativity when her commissioned piece, entitled “Laden,” is premiered as part of RUUDDANCES featuring ArtEmotion & Ballet West.

Performed by Katie Critchlow, Arolyn Williams, Chelsea Keefer, Tyler Gum, and Joshua Whitehead

SPONSORED BY

Fri, June 23, 7:45PM Festival Stage In this new composition, trombonist and composer Alex Heitlinger reflects on the joys, challenges, and altered perspectives of becoming a father for the first time. The piece is dedicated to his five-month-old son Patrick and contains melodic material derived from his son’s birth date. Alex has served as Assistant Professor of Music and Director of Jazz and Contemporary Performance at Utah Valley University since 2015. He holds degrees from the University of Colorado at Boulder, the New England Conservatory of Music, and the University of Texas at Austin.

SPONSORED BY

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oct Aladdin

dec The Nutcracker

nov Carmina Burana

feb Cinderella

19–22 Family Series

3–11 with Serenade

2–30 New Sets and Costumes!

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apr The Shakespeare Suite 13–21 with Return to a Strange Land and Summerspace

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Literary Arts.

Let words transform you at two venues of literary programs. At the Big Mouth Stage, you’ll find national and local award-winning poets, comics, and storytellers. At the Salt Lake Community College (SLCC) Community Writing Center you are invited to engage with writing activities, performances, and workshops.

LITERARY HEADLINERS Jeremy Lee Sanchez Sat, June 24, 3:30PM Big Mouth Stage Born and raised in New York City, Jeremy, a deaf jam poet, helps others to understand American Sign Language (ASL) as an art form. Through social media and live performances, Jeremy creates and champions community spaces that welcome deaf, hearing, and hard of hearing students who are interested in expression through ASL and learning the language as a true, visual form of communication.

Levi Rogers Sat, June 24, 4:30PM Big Mouth Stage If you haven’t heard his poetry yet you may have already discovered his coffee at La Barba in Salt Lake City. Levi Rogers will be reading selections of poetry and prose from his recently finished memoir, It’s More Like Horror: A Memoir of Youth, Faith, and Depression, along with selections from a novel-in-progress about the state of Utah.

BIG MOUTH STAGE SCHEDULE Thu, June 22 4PM Aquiles Felics 4:30PM Paulie Lipman 5PM Wiseguys Comedy Club 6PM Johnny Osi 6:30PM Dorothy McGinnis 7PM Flynn 7:30PM Debbie Wood 8PM Audrey Forbes 8:30PM Carol Jean Masheter 9PM Indie Slam Round 1

Jeremy Lee Sanchez

Vogue Robinson Sun, June 25, 3:30PM Big Mouth Stage Vogue Robinson, writer and performer, is a co-host of Las Vegas’ Battle Born Slam & Words in Motion. She has competed in the National Poetry Slam three times, and Vogue describes her outlook on spoken word as “dedicating herself to expression.” She was named the second Poet Laureate of Clark County, Nevada.

INDIE SLAM FINALS Sun, June 25, 8PM Big Mouth Stage Poetry Slams are a raucous, raw, untidy, irreverent, and downright border line gospel.

The poetry slams at the Utah Arts Festival are known to gather big crowds! Get to the Big Mouth Stage early if you want a seat.

Levi Rogers

GRAB SOME BUDS

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Sat, June 24 Noon Suzanne Millsaps Performing Songwriter Showcase Competition 3PM Arron Jacques 3:30PM Jeremy Lee Sanchez 4PM Joy Young 4:30PM Levi Rogers 5PM Wiseguys Comedy Club 6PM Amir Safi 6:45PM Christopher Diaz 7:30PM Write About Now Cypher 9PM Team Poetry Slam Round 2 Sun, June 25 Noon Iron Pen Winner Readers 2PM Daisy Allred 2:30PM Jordan Caldwell 3PM The Clean Plate Collective 3:30PM Vogue Robinson 4PM Ashley Finley 4:30PM Red Fred Project 5PM Wiseguys Comedy Club 6PM Rebeca Mae featuring Joshy Soul 6:30PM Gray Thomas 7PM Bill Moran 8PM Indie Slam Finals 9PM Team Poetry Slam Finals

TEAM POETRY SLAM FINALS Sun, June 25, 9PM Big Mouth Stage Slam teams from across the nation will be making their way to the Big Mouth Stage to compete to be the Utah Arts Festival Slam Champions! Come see poetry legends share the stage in a magnificent show of passion.

SPONSORED BY

Fri, June 23 2PM Rock Canyon Poets 2:30PM William Gibson 3PM Crook & The Bluff 4PM Ry Irene 4:30PM RJ Walker 5PM Wiseguys Comedy Club 6PM William James 6:30PM Jose Joaquin Soto 7PM Indie Slam Round 2 8PM Open Mic 9PM Team Poetry Slam Round 1

Vogue Robinson

SLCC COMMUNITY WRITING CENTER SCHEDULE Thurs, June 22 12:30PM Workshop: Sumi Ink Haiku 2PM Graphic Arts Workshop: Making Comic Books 3:15PM Kids Workshop: Stories that Spring to Life: Pop-up Books 4:30PM Workshop: Fountains of Ideas 6:30PM Community Reading: Youth Voices

SLCC Community Writing Center

SLCC COMMUNITY WRITING CENTER Library Square Under the Library Square Crescent Wall Join the SLCC Community Writing Center (CWC) and the Utah Arts Festival for four days packed with fun writing activities for all—from workshops for kids and adults, to the Wasatch Iron Pen competition and world-renowned storytellers.

Have Your Say!: Gigantic Magnetic Poetry Walls Everyone can be a poet, especially with gigantic magnetic words. Come share your words on the CWC’s magnetic poetry walls.

Write Fest Activities Stop by any time during the Festival to participate in a variety of fun writing activities: create a pocket zine, tell your story in our recording booth, write and perform a 1-minute play—and be sure to check out our new story vending machine!

at Library Square) or at www.slcc.edu/cwc. After receiving the visual prompt, writers will have exactly 24 hours to write. For more info call 801.957.2192.

All submissions are due by 5:30PM on Sat, June 24. Participants can deliver paper copies to the Community Writing Center or can submit online.

Visual Prompt Given Fri, June 23, 5:30PM Submissions Due Sat, June 24, 5:30PM Readings by Iron Pen Winners Sun, June 25, Noon-2PM Big Mouth Stage

Fri, June 23 12:30PM Workshop: Matchbook Shrines 2PM Graphic Arts Workshop: Making Comic Books 3:15PM Kids Workshop: Screenwriting 4:30PM Writing Workshop: Iron Pen 5:30PM Wasatch Iron Pen Literary Marathon and Ultramarathon START! 6:30PM Community Reading: DiverseCity Writing Series Sat, June 24 2PM Poetry Workshop: American Sign Language Slam 3:30PM Graphic Arts Workshop: Making Comic Books 5PM Kids Workshop: Collage Poetry 5:30PM Wasatch Iron Pen Literary Marathon and Ultramarathon ENDS Sun, June 25 1PM Graphic Arts Workshop: Making Comic Books 4:30PM Workshop: Creative Journaling 6:30PM Open Mic

Wasatch Iron Pen Literary Marathon and Ultra Marathon!

Artists of the written word face off in a 24-hour writing competition. Adult and Youth writers can participate in one of three categories (Fiction, Non-Fiction, and Poetry) or can take on the Ultra Iron Pen challenge and write in all three. Winning writers will receive prizes and have a chance to read their work on the Big Mouth Stage.

Writers of all genres and experience levels can register for the marathon beginning on May 1, 2017 at the Community Writing Center (located

Giant Magnetic Poetry Walls

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Fear No Film.

Roohangiz

Presenting seven programs of short films exploring a different range of MEMORY as a malleable construct, as we add and subtract emotional details with each re-telling. These short film screenings take audiences on a tour of various filmmaker visions and unique stories told from around the world.

Nowhere Line Voices from Manus Island

City Library Auditorium FREE to the public ROLLING MEMORIES This screening expands upon existing remembered moments. A memory itself evolves over time.

Home Movies, 14 min, New Jersey Have No Fear, 20 min, Italy The Farm, 4 min, Illinois Honeymoon in the West, 14 min, France Chandra, 15 min, Nepal MEMORY LANE These films explore our unique ways of remembering things, individual takes on “the good old days.�

Animation Hotline 2013, 5 min, New York Defector, 7 min, New York Insanity, 6 min, Utah Dear Tom, 3 min, Spain Closer, 7 min, Russia Roohangiz, 6 min, Iran The People, 4 min, Utah Animation Hotline 2015, 7 min, New York

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WHAT MIGHT BE This program explores anticipated memories, the hopes and worries of what might be.

No Fixed Motive, 14 min, Belgium The Monsters of Uncertainty, 3 min, New York IPA GUP Ghana, 15 min, South Africa Citipati, 7 min, Germany I Thought I Told You to Shut Up!!, 12 min, Canada Marble, 7 min, Italy The Opera Singer, 3 min, California MEMORY DISTORTION This program explores a wide range of ways we each cope with transition.

Wintry Spring, 15 min, Egypt There Are No Sundays, 6 min, Spain An Ancient Problem and a Young Man, 8 min, California Rattled, 10 min, United Arab Emirates Paradise, 8 min, Utah Unbound, 12 min, California Semele, 13 min, Cyprus

Kitten Witch

GROUPTHINK From groups of strangers to our closest confidantes, these films demonstrate how our memory is shaped by those with whom we share it.

Red Light, 21 min, Bulgaria Hitchhiking w/ a .357 Magnum, 13 min, New Jersey Rumor, 5 min, Iran Krunk Unkles by Jacob & The Ladders, 4 min, Texas Snatched, 22 min, Belgium CULTURAL DISSONANCE This screening showcases stories of disharmony through our identity displacement as we reconcile each new memory.

M.A.M.O.N. (Monitor Against Mexicans Over Nationwide), 5 min, Mexico Nobody Dies Here, 23 min, France Wait for Your Love by Bay Uno, 3 min, New York Accommodating Anxiety, 6 min, Utah Black by KEOMA, 5 min, Germany The Servant, 9 min, Iran Mates, 5 min, Australia

Oxygen to Fly

REVISIONIST HISTORY This program traverses the re-interpretation of moments as understood in our collective memory.

Libelula, 14 min, Romania Corp, 9 min, Argentina Pork.0, 17 min, Montana Nowhere Line: Voices from Manus Island, 15 min, Australia Between Wagons and the Moon, 15 min, New York UTAH SHORT FILM OF THE YEAR Thu, June 22, 8PM Sat, June 24, 8PM Library Auditorium These short films, all produced in Utah, have won accolades from across the state. After the screening, vote for your favorite.

The People, 7 min, Premiered at Slamdance, numerous festivals The Timekeeper, 3 min, A University of Utah Department of Film Studies Production Taijitu, 8 min, A BYU Center for Animation Production Oxygen to Fly, 7 min, Premiered at SXSW, more than 25 million views Remembered, 8 min, Winner of 2016 SLC 48 Hour Film Project Dancing with Thorns, 14 min, A Spy Hop Production Creatures of Whitechapel, 25 min, more than 30 film festivals

Rattled

KIDS! 3 AND UP Daily, Noon-8PM, Kids Art Yard Short films made for little people ages 3 and up screened hourly in the Kids Art Yard.

Fetch, 2 min, Utah (otto), 10 min, Netherlands Cavities, 2 min, Utah The Sheriff’s a Chicken, 5 min, Utah Light Sight, 7 min, Iran Stinky Feet, 11 min, North Carolina KIDS! 8 AND UP Daily, Noon-8PM, Kids Art Yard Short films intended to challenge the imagination and intellect of children ages 8 and up, screened hourly.

Super Girl, 16 min, India Kitten Witch, 9 min, New Zealand Birdman, 5 min, California Mission Sunday, 21 min, India

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FEAR NO FILM SCHEDULE Thu, June 22 2PM Rolling Memories 4PM Memory Lane 6PM What Might Be 8PM Utah Short Film of the Year Competition Fri, June 23 2PM Memory Distortion 4PM Groupthink 6PM Cultural Dissonance 8PM Utah Short Film of the Year Competition 10PM Revisionist History Sat, June 24 2PM Memory Lane 6PM Rolling Memories 8PM Utah Short Film of the Year Competition 10PM What Might Be Sun, June 25 2PM Groupthink 4PM Revisionist History 6PM Memory Distortion 8PM Cultural Dissonance *Films may contain adult content

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Urban Arts.

Our style is born of the streets; our art breathes and beats with the urban landscape surrounding us. We seek beauty and voice for the many. We do not destroy; we create.

Located southeast of the Library Crescent Wall.

Watch live graffiti art

Design your own Fat Cap Hat

Live Graffiti Art Watch graffiti happen up close and personal.

Local artists paint daily on the Festival’s legal graffiti walls.

Don’t Worry, Be Happy Witness a vintage, hippy van make-over.

Courtesy of some talented, invited graffiti artists.

Fat Cap Hat Gallery For only $25, some of the best urban artists in SLC will throw down YOUR custom design on a made-to-order graffiti hat. Stick around and bust a move to the tunes laid down by our talented DJs. 100 Artists/1 Image Lend your hand to local artist Mason Fetzer’s project “100 Artists/1 Image,” now in its seventh year at the Utah Arts Festival. Join the cast of 100 artists to add your own style to the towering 20-foot x 20-foot mural. Public participation is encouraged.

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Explore the sights and sounds of the Urban Arts

KUED

Celebrates the Arts

From drama to opera, dance and art, no other channel brings more arts and cultural programming to Utah than KUED.

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Art & Technology.

MAKE & TAKE PROJECTS Located on the grass north of The Leonardo These projects provide hands-on fun for makers of all ages, but only while supplies last.

Art Tiles with Draw Bots Create a unique piece of artwork on a tile using sharpies and rubbing alcohol of your own design, or choose an image for a robot to create.

Cyanoprint Make a photoreactive negative image using a specially treated paper, the sun, some objects, and your imagination.

Mini Light Sabers Calling makers, artists, and Jedi-in-training to design the handle, choose the crystal (LED) color, and decorate the blade, and best of all construct a mini light saber, while learning a bit about circuits and LEDs. Art-Cade Choose an artistic style or texture, take your picture, and in 30 seconds, see your painted portrait with this artificially intelligent photo booth.

Brushbots Skittering robots made with a toothbrush head, motor, and battery bring these brush bots to life.

Add origami creatures to your robot and watch your animal float across smooth surfaces.

Come join the movement where creativity meets technology and engineering meets art.

Pinball Tables Reconfigurable pinball tables beckon players to shoot marbles up and around obstacles.

Claymation Animation Workshop Sat, June 24, 1PM–4PM $20 fee; pre-register at uaf.org/makers

Silhouette Cut Outs Strike a pose in front of a green screen to create a one-of-a kind vinyl sticker you can put anywhere.

From analog to digital, you will sculpt your character out of clay and then use stop motion software to capture movement and create a story. After adding voiceover and a soundtrack, you will have a complete short film.

DIGITAL ART LAB Retail Space Under the Crescent Arch Venture into the Digital Art Lab and take a workshop during the day or explore a virtual reality gallery at night.

SPY HOP WORKSHOPS For teens ages 13–19 Register online at uaf.org/makers. Each registration includes two day passes to the Utah Arts Festival.

Beatmaking Workshop Thu–Fri, June 22–23, 1PM–4PM $30 fee, pre-register at uaf.org/makers Students will participate in a discussion about the “elements” of a beat, whether that be EDM, hip-hop, or pop. Then using Ableton Push controllers, turn tables, electric guitars, and bass, all participants will create their own compositions.

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Filmmaking Workshop Sat, June 24, 1PM–4PM $20 fee; pre-register at uaf.org/makers Students will work in teams to solve riddles and use their newfound filmmaking knowledge to capture moving images that represent the riddle’s answer. Edit your movie, create original music, and share your film magic with festival goers in our Sunday evening showcase!

Spy Hop Showcase Sun, June 25, 6PM–8PM A showcase celebrating the finished projects made during the Utah Arts Festival. Open to all Festival patrons.

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PERFORMING

ARTS ADVERTISERS

INDEX Many of Utah’s performing arts organizations are represented in this program with advertisements. The ads highlight a myriad of new seasons, featured shows and events. As an easy reference, we provide this index of these advertisers along with their web sites.

Ballet West balletwest.org | page 29 Broadway at the Eccles broadway-at-the-eccles.com | page 3 Deer ValleyÂŽ Music Festival deervalleymusicfestival.org | page 21 Jackson Hole Fall Arts Festival jacksonholechamber.com | page 51 Moab Music Festival moabmusicfest.org | page 54 Oyster Ridge Music Festival oysterridgemusicfestival.com | page 52 Salt Lake Acting Company saltlakeactingcompany.org | page 37 Tuacahn tuacahn.org | pages 47 Utah Arts Festival uaf.org Utah Festival Opera utahfestival.org | page 39 Utah Shakespeare Festival bard.org | page 7

Kids Art Yard.

The World at Sea!

Face Painting

KIDS ART YARD: THE WORLD AT SEA! Daily, Noon–9PM Past, present, and emerging cultures all over the globe depend on our oceans for exploration, adventure, and survival. Dive into the Art Yard and sail on a ship to a distant land, use the stars to navigate your way, and beware of the sea creatures!

HANDS-ON ACTIVITIES Wacky Watercraft Sail a pirate ship, operate a submarine, and float on a voyaging canoe and decorate them with an assortment of fun materials.

Navigational Constellations Ancient seafarers used the constellations to find their way across the oceans. Create your own star maps to guide your way!

Mythical Sea Creatures Dwelling in the seas are a crowd of sea monsters! Decorate these creatures of the deep with your fellow shipmates.

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Summerhays Instrument Petting Zoo

Nautical Flags The purpose of Nautical Flags is to provide ways to communicate with other mariners. Create a flag of your own using printmaking techniques!

Summerhays Music Center Instrument Petting Zoo Have you ever wondered what it is like to play a band or string instrument? Can you see yourself or your child playing an instrument in the future?

Come visit Summerhays Music in the Art Yard and test a musical instrument. All ages welcome. We will have experts there to help you make your first sound on an instrument! Instruments are well sanitized each time before they are played.

MAKE-AND-TAKE PROJECTS Every year the Utah Arts Festival partners with local nonprofits to make the Art Yard a dynamic place of wonder for Festival-going kids. Here’s who you’ll find this year: Art Access Art Access invites people of all backgrounds to discover and celebrate our common humanity.

Join us as we celebrate the beauty of the ocean by creating your very own under-the-sea themed hat that you can wear for the rest of the Festival!

Craft Lake City Craft Lake City inspires and educates youth in our community through the arts and STEM programs.

Come take part in our bioluminescent jelly fish project where kids can create a fun, light-up jellyfish that jiggles and glows.

Natural History Museum of Utah Join the Natural History Museum of Utah (NHMU) to explore the world of the Vikings and to create a take-home project that will make you feel like a sea faring warrior.

Tracy Aviary Tracy Aviary inspires curiosity and caring for birds and nature through education and conservation. Learn about the wonderful world of nautical birds. Join us as we craft bird beaks and demonstrate which bill designs are best made for scooping up fish and tasty morsels in the water.

Celebrate 20 Years of Bring the Kids! with Free Admission to the Utah Arts Festival for Kids ages 12 and under. This festival within the Festival is a happy place where budding young artists get their hands dirty, their wiggles out, their imaginations stirred and their sea legs stretched.

Here young children collaborate with on-site sculptures, create make-and-take projects with some of Salt Lake’s most creative nonprofit organizations, watch some creative films with Fear No Film Kids, and play an instrument!

Art Yard Activities

Utah Museum of Contemporary Art Lighthouses are tall towers on land that guide seafarers to safety through dangerous ocean waters. Most lighthouses now are automated, but the main feature of all lighthouses is a bright light that warns ships of obstacles and helps them find harbors. Create your own miniature lighthouse out of eco-friendly materials to guide you into a more sustainable future on land and at sea with the Utah Museum of Contemporary Art. Utah Museum of Fine Arts Join the Utah Museum of Fine Arts, inspired by traditional Japanese seascapes and the art of Gyotaku fish prints, to make your own rubbings and drawings of fish! Gyotaku was created hundreds of years ago by Japanese fisherman who used ink and rice paper to record the fish they caught, as cameras weren’t yet invented to debunk big fish tales.

Creating Art and Making Friends

FEAR NO FILM KIDS! For KIDS! 3 and up Daily, Noon–8PM, Kids Art Yard Screened every half hour Fetch, 2 min, Utah (otto), 10 min, Netherlands Cavities, 2 min, Utah The Sheriff’s a Chicken, 5 min, Utah Light Sight, 7 min, Iran Stinky Feet, 11 min, North Carolina For KIDS! 8 and up Daily, Noon–8PM, Kids Art Yard Screened hourly Super Girl, 16 min, India Kitten Witch, 9 min, New Zealand Birdman, 5 min, California Mission Sunday, 21 min, India PRESENTED BY

ALSO FOR KIDS The Mad Hatter Take a stroll through wonderland and unleash your creativity while making your own Mad Hat! Don’t forget to snap a photo with the Cheshire Cat—if you can find him!

Toddler Zone An area designed specifically for the under 4 crowd featuring storytelling.

Face Painting Face painting and airbrush tattoos.

The Leonardo Family Lounge see page 8

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Culinary Arts.

Uinta Lounge Daily, Noon–10PM East of the Garden Stage The Uinta Brewing experts are back again to pour a variety of specialty beers at the Uinta Lounge located by the Garden Stage.

Best Damn Lounge Daily, Noon–10PM East of Big Mouth Stage Serving apple ale, root beer, and cream ale for the 21 and older set.

Whole Foods Pairing Booth Daily, Noon–10PM Nestled between the Uinta Lounge, our Wine booth and the Garden Stage, Whole Foods will be serving charcuterie plates and unique Mochi ice cream bites. Stop by and find out which beers and wines will best complement each taste.

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A perennial favorite, culinary art is a matter of great taste! Enjoy festive fare from our diverse culinary artisans and beverage vendors to give you stamina for admiring and applauding, all day and all evening.

Cool, Refreshing Alternative Beverages The Utah Arts Festival offers cool, refreshing adult beverages including beer, craft beer and wine. Cool, Refreshing, Alternative Beverages (Coca Cola products) will also be available for purchase. The Beverage Program could not be possible without the help of the amazing Assistant Coordinators, Beer Captains, and CRABs. Drink Responsibly Please drink responsibly! Utah law requires you to be 21 or older and carry a valid ID with you in order to purchase alcoholic beverages. The Festival requires all patrons purchasing alcohol to present a valid ID at point of purchase. Alcohol education is provided by the S.M.A.R.T. Program (Server Management Alcohol Responsibility Training).

CULINARY OFFERINGS All American Grill Amkha Misky / Peruvian Specialties Cold Stone Creamery Crepe Tyme Dionysos Greek Foods Dippin’ Dots Dolcetti Gelato Kabob Shack

Maui Wowi The Pie Pizzeria R&R BBQ Scrumptious Snowie Shaved Ice Teriyaki Grill Totally Nutz Trolley Wing Co. Yoshi’s Japanese Grill

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Celebrate the final day of the 2017 Utah Arts Festival by joining us for festivities at the Big Deal Brunch! Your attendance supports Festival programming for years to come.

Big Deal Brunch.

BIG DEAL BRUNCH Sun, June 25, 11AM–1PM Hospitality Patio Celebrate the final day of the 2017 Utah Arts Festival with delicious culinary delights, coffee, fresh juice, libations, and music ready and revved up to welcome you and your crew.

All ages are welcome. This event usually sells out, so get your tickets early at uaf.org/bigdeal.

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FAN OF THE FESTIVAL

Mayor Jackie Biskupski and the Salt Lake City Arts Council will present their annual recognition of individuals and organizations who make a difference in the artistic life of our community.

MAYOR’S ARTIST AWARDS Fri, June 23, 7:30PM Festival Stage Visual Arts: Geri Cordova is known for her youthful, exuberant style that incorporates chalkboard art, graphic design, fine art techniques, and her own Latina style, frequently described as bold, courageous, and vocal as a body of work that reflects her approach to life.

A Salt Lake native, Geri often incorporates thrift store finds or dumpster dive treasures in her mixed media work, demonstrating how art can be accessible and available to everyone. Geri helps others through art therapy for children with terminal illnesses or those in foster care.

Art Education: Lynn Hoffman-Brouse, a Utah based photographer, specializes in environmental portraiture and documentary essay. She travels throughout Utah and the world to photograph many, mainly nonprofit, organizations’ work. Lynn is amazed by the power of the still photograph and documentary form; she believes that it can function as both art and a way to create change, to challenge biases, and to help foster a more tolerant world.

Lynn founded TheDocumentaryProjectFund, a nonprofit organization that awards support to documentary photographers working on longterm projects in their communities.

Mayor’s Artist Awards.

Service to the Arts - Individual: Shawn Kane, owner of Kane Consulting, plays a critical role in many Salt Lake City arts events and concerts, yet his work goes largely unnoticed and unknown by hundreds of thousands of patrons—all by design. Shawn works tirelessly to ensure that events are presented safely. Formerly the Events Services Security Manager for all Olympic events in Salt Lake City, Shawn conducts emergency communication and response trainings and provides leadership to help make events in our city safe, fun places, where people want to be.

Performing Arts: Susan Memmott Allred, a Costume Designer for Southern Utah University, has worked with the Utah Shakespeare Festival, Mormon Miracle Pageant, Mormon Tabernacle Choir Christmas PBS Show, and Utah Opera. She first realized a love for the arts and music while attending school at Millard High School, Dixie State, and Southern Utah University. During college, Susan performed in many musicals, singing throughout Utah and touring Europe with Dixie College.

Susan also received the 2015 Governor’s Award for her contribution to the arts in Utah.

Service to the Arts - Organization: Gifted Music School, a nationally recognized nonprofit music school for children in Salt Lake City, implements a new national standard for comprehensive music education for young people at every level. The school is recognized for producing students who are accepted to top conservatories and academic institutions annually. Their student enrollment is 500, with 120 of those students attending the Project-GRIT program at Mountain View Elementary, where the Gifted Music School is creating a pathway to success for many at-risk children.

To nominate an individual or an organization for the 2018 awards, email Kandace Steadman at kandace.steadman@slcgov.com. For a list of past awards visit uaf.org/mayor.

MAYOR’S OFFICE JACKIE BISKUPSKI

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The generosity of our donors makes it possible for us to help unite the community through the Utah Arts Festival. Your donation helps us to support future generations of emerging artists and art fans alike with new possibilities for creative expression and participation.

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Ensure the Utah Arts Festival continues to unite the community through art. Make a meaningful impact on your community by joining our Friends with Benefits program, and receive some great Festival perks, including VIP access with your Friends credential. Visit uaf.org/friends to become a Friend with Benefits today!

The Friends Patio Nightly, 8:30PM–11PM Near Amphitheater Stage ID required, 21 and older. Special events for our Friends only from 7PM–8PM. Sky Box Nightly, 6PM–11PM Near Festival Stage ID required, all ages welcome Hospitality Patio Nightly, 5PM–11PM North of City & County Building ID required, all ages welcome

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Friends Only Events Our Friends enjoy special events throughout the year, such as Best of Fear No Film and Unmasked, as well as other special offers from our partners.

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Looking for a fun and unique way to support the Festival? A donation of $75 puts your name on a Porta Potty. We know you care about the creative vibe and the friends you make every summer. Help us continue creating the atmosphere by sponsoring a Porta Potty today! uaf.org/giveacrap

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