July Gallery Stroll - July 16th, 6-9 pm.
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15th Street Gallery – 1519 S 1500 E; 801-468-1515Currently showing contemporary still life, portraiture, land and cityscapes by Aaron Lifferth, Lindsay Frei, Aaron Bushnell and Steve Larson, as well as rural realism by Eric Thompson.
A Gallery – 1321 S 2100 E; 801-583-2100A Gallery is pleased to present new works by Lenka Konopasek.
Anthony's Fine Art and Antiques – 401 E 200 S; 801-328-2231Currently offering an important collection of early Utah art, including J. B. Fairbanks, John Hafen, J. T. Harwood, Ranch Kimball, Alfred Lambourne, Lee Greene Richards, LeConte Stewart, A. B. Wright, Mahonri Young and others.
Art Access – 230 S 500 W; 801-328-0703 Hosting painter, Olivia Mae Pendergast and three Malawi artists, as well as We Are Amused, featuring six artists known for their sense of humor: Sam Wilson; Bob Kleinschmidt; Zane Lancaster; Dottie Miles; Pat Bagley and Sara Shephard Edgar.
Art at the Main – Ground floor of the Main City Library, 210 E 400 S; 801-363-4088 Featuring new work by Nancy Swanson. Titled Paint and Paper, the exhibit explores different media and methods including watercolor, monotype, gouache and pastel in styles from realistic to abstract. Refreshments and entertainment will be provided.
Artistic Framing and Sugarhouse Gallery – 2160 Highland; 801-486-4893In July we will be showing abstract oil paintings by Clarence Bowman. These fantastic pieces display wonderful color and technique combinations, a must see this month.
Blonde Grizzly – 15 E 400 S; 801-355-9075Grand Opening! Come see art inspired by your favorite Saturday Morning Cartoons. Featuring original artwork by Alex Pardee, Dave Correia, Vic Back, CW Mihlberger, Austen Stanton, Jared Snow, Nikki Goddard and more.
Caffe Niche – 779 E 300 S; 801-433-3380 Caffe Niche is proud to present Ellen McConnell’s, New York, mixed media on canvas and Brody Ism’s, Ism’s, spray and acrylic paint on canvas.
Charley Hafen Jewelers – 1409 S 900 E; 801-521-7711Featuring Anni Stafford’s exhibit, Perspectives. Anni, a student of Alvin Gittins, V. Douglas Snow and Paul Davis is a contemporary realist and paints with oil and watercolor, her subject matter – people, landscapes and still life.
Finch Lane and Park Galleries / Art Barn – 1340 E 100 S (in Reservoir Park); 801-596-5000Featuring Al Denyer’s drawings, Aurora Hughes Villa’s clay and mixed media and Sunny Belliston Taylor’s paintings and mixed media.
Food Art at the Broadway Market – 242 E 300 S; 801-363-3939Offering greeting cards, local sterling silver food castings made into fine jewelry by Laura Besterfelt, pottery by Sidney Smith, petrified wood fruit and vegetable bowls and organic produce made into unique edible art. Come See!
Frame Shop at 6th and "L" – 752 E 6th Avenue; 801-359-4604Presenting the indescribably beautiful stone petroglyphic artwork of Arlin Pritchard. Watch the artist work while you dream up your custom orders. Featuring live classical music by Eric Kartchner and Mike Fugal.
Hope Gallery and Museum of Fine Art – 151 S Main; 801-532-1336Featuring a distinct collection of European masters from the 16th to 21st centuries, including the largest collection of original Danish works (outside the national museums in Denmark) by notable artists such as Bloch, Kroyer, Henningsen, Wegmann and Molsted.
HORNE Fine Art – 142 E 800 S; 801-533-4200Take a vacation right in town. Enjoy new pasture and garden scenes by Phyllis Horne, splash around with Jamie Wayman's swimmers and linger in a new series of local restaurant patios by Karen Horne (including scenes from Cannella's, Trio and Tuscany).
the Hotel – 801-660-5857Presents Gallery Stroll after party beginning at 9pm. Evenings Live, upstairs in the ballroom + mercury lounge, is a one-of-a kind experience integrating live art, live music and new collections from featured artists every month in a high energy nightclub environment.
Local Colors of Utah – 535 S 700 E; 801-363-3922Come enjoy refreshments and see new work presented by three of our and local artists: Jane Autry, painter; Cheryl Glenn, clay artist and Andi Jorgensen, painter.
Mestizo Gallery – 31 W North Temple #700; 801-596-0500In conjunction with Mestizo's two year anniversary, HERstories features the work of Ruby Chacon and Veronica Perez. This exhibit is a representation of untold stories that carry experiential knowledge and wisdom.
Michael Berry Gallery and Custom Framing – 163 E 300 S; 801-521-0243 Sculpture by Tim Little and paintings by Rick Blackerby.
Phillips Gallery – 444 E 200 S; 801-364-8284 Annual Summer Group Show featuring the entire collection of Phillips Gallery artists including a few new faces.
Red Kiln – 339 E 1700 S; 801-484-4016Results, wood-fired pottery and clay art by potters at the Red Kiln Studio. A year long process of workshops and making pots led to a firing of an Anagama Kiln in June 2010. Come and see photos from the workshops, the firing in progress and finished pieces.
Salt Lake Art Center – 20 S West Temple; 801-328-4201 Contemporary Masters, fully playable miniature golf course designed by Utah and national artists and Not Just Another Pretty Face, commissioned works by Utah artists.
SLC Ink – 1150 S Main; 801-596-2061Featuring the art of Thomas S. Tholen, former high school art teacher and recent newsmaker. The work combines the nostalgia of World War II bombers with modern hot rod lifestyle elements.
Tin Angel Cafe – 365 W 400 S; 801-328-4155Presenting Guy Wheelwright with Sensible Horizon, an exploration of architectural elements and Rachel McKinnie with Random Favorites, a series of shots from around Utah. Live music provided by Derrek Wright. Call for reservations.
UT Artist Hands – 61 W 100 S; 801-355-0206Many Hands, a summer group show featuring the works of the gallery represented artists. Showing June 18th through August 31st. Each month different artists will be on hand for demonstrations.
Williams Fine Art – 200 E South Temple Ste 100; 801-534-0331Featuring three of our top selling landscape artists: Elva Malin, Charles Muench and Kate Starling.
Above: Harri-Berri at Camp Bow Wow Salt Lake City---Now there's a HAPPY face!
Above: Ender at Camp Bow Wow. This is precisely the look my dad used to give me whenever I pointed the camera in his direction!!!
Above: Ender at Camp Bow Wow. This is precisely the look my dad used to give me whenever I pointed the camera in his direction!!!
Tall breed dogs have an easier time eating when their food and water are elevated. 
It's so difficult to find a reasonably priced elevated water bowl, but I ran across these components (in the top and bottom photos) at the thrift store and created the elevated water bowl---for less than $10. :o) It's easy to clean, too!
