A look at the pottery studio at the Peterson Art Center, where William James spins his fantastical lamps and jars inspired by the mysteries of the Ocean.
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Bridgette Meinhold’s Studio
What do you do with a shipping container plopped into the middle of an aspen grove? Turn it into a studio.
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Chris Thornock Studio Space
” . . . wanting more convenient access and in an attempt to save money, Thornock built his own studio on the property of his Bountiful home. He researched local code to find out the largest unattached structure he could build without a permit, found plans for a simple design on the internet, began shuttling...
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Lloyd Platt Studio Space
a photo essay by Kelly Green Like many people who study art in college Lloyd Platt went on to do something a little more practical for a living. After graduating with a BFA from the University of Utah Platt earned a Masters of Architecture and ran a successful practice in the field for over 25...
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Dan Toone Studio Space
by Karina Jones Dan Toone has spent most of his days doing metal work and welding in the food and dairy industry. In his free-time, he welds his own artistic creations, some of them out of scrap materials from his day job, in the studio he and his son built in Taylorsville. The two-story, 1200...
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Randy Hankins Studio Space
by Kelly Green Walk into a painter’s studio and it’s all about color: on the palette, on the canvases, dripped on the floor and spilled in every corner. A sculptor’s studio, on the other hand, is all about line. The colors tend to be muted when not completely monochromatic, but as Randy Hankin’s Salt Lake...
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Colour Maisch Studio Space
a photo essay by Kelly Green Considering her given name, one might find it ironic that Colour Maisch’s studio is full of pale hues. A touch of peeling red paint, or the bright packaging of an aging commercial product stand out amidst the mounds of clay, tufts of hair, concrete floors and discarded cigarettes that...
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Spectrum Studio
a photo essay by Kim Silcox Glass artist Dan Cummings has been running Spectrum Studios since 1994. During that time he says he has seen more than 40 artists come and go. In the South Salt Lake space each artist has their own corner where they can work on individual projects, but the majority of...
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Ryan S. Brown Studio Space
a photo essay by Simon Blundell Provo artist Ryan S. Brown maintains his workspace in the Coleman Studios building along Provo’s University Avenue (117 N. University Avenue). The large studio features wood floors, brick walls, a sitting area, and plenty of light. Here Brown instructs students enrolled in his Center for Academic Study and Naturalist...
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Pat Denner Studio Space
a photo essay by Shalee Cooper Pat Denner is Salt Lake’s hidden legend. You’ve probably passed by his building on Broadway, but never bothered to venture into his gallery/studio space, stacked with portraits, pinups, and cartoons. Denner designed the original Colonel Sanders KFC, The Vegas Vic cowboy sign, Wendover Will, and many other signs that...
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