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ArtWalk at The Sundry will host a small fraction of the hundreds of thousands of photos taken since picking up a camera as a teenager.

BLOOM-ing is expansion; ecologically, personally, tonally, visually, and seasonally.

Utah artists present an entertaining and thought-provoking look at how everyone might be a player in the games around us.

Charlie Brown creates sculptures and wall hangings which combine small raven models with pieces of rock, stick. and bone he has collected on hikes around Moab.

Colin's landscape photography documents his travels to State Parks and National Parks across the U.S., Canada, England, Ireland, the Caribbean and Iceland.

After graduation, my family started Moab Homegrown, a small farm in Spanish Valley. When I'm not filming or taking photos, I help out on the farm.

...when it came to burning hats it was so much more. It wasn’t just something beautiful you could hang on your wall but it was something you could take everywhere, something that makes you feel beautiful and I fell in love with that. Creating these hats that are often gifted or worn at the most special times brings me pure joy.

Each year Moab Arts opens a call for art to curate the Gallery at the Canyonlands Regional Airport. This is a great opportunity for seasoned and emerging artists to show their work.

“A glacial erratic is a glacially deposited rocks which differ from size and type native to the area which it rests. They are formed by glacial erosion, resulting from the movement of ice. Glaciers crack, gouge, or thrust pieces of bedrock and carry them, often over hundreds of miles. Erratics take their name from the Latin word errare, meaning 'to wander.’ They are hugely significant, they mark the path of prehistoric glacial movements as they can be traced back to their parent bedrock.”

Join staff from the Moab Museum and Moab Arts at the Grand County Public Library to contribute to a paint-a-square mural project inspired by a historic photo from the Moab Museum collection.

Nick Eason's finely carved wood sculptures will be featured in February in "For the Love of Birds," a group show by members of Gallery Moab that includes work in various mediums, all inspired by our avian friends.

His artistic journey was a gradual unfolding,  nurtured by his unique experiences and innate ability to envision and  execute creative ideas.

Artist Julia Buckwalter grew up under the Wasatch Mountains in Northern Utah, falling in love with the red rock of Arches and Canyonlands National Parks early on and vowing to live in Moab as an adult so that she could paint the landscape.

Shinrin-yoku translates as “forest bathing” or “taking in the forest atmosphere.” A modern remedy for modern maladies, it elevates both physical and mental well-being. Its essence has long been recognized by many cultures.