5 - 8 p.m.
2025 Dates:
February 7,
April 4,
August 1,
November 7
August ARTWALK
FRIDAY, August 1, 2025
Postcard Prizes!
Visit all the locations (and get your postcard stamped) then turn in your completed postcard for your chance to win a prize!
For the August ArtWalk, you could win 3 day passes to the Moab Museum! And some gorgeous photo cards from Bruck Hucko!
Check out the new additions to the U92 Exhibit!
Moab Music Festival | T-Shirt Anthology & More
Since its first season in 1993 Moab Music Festival has used local visual artists for its annual T-shirt and merchandise artwork. The MARC's August exhibit has been built to showcase and honor those artists, representing the amazing community that has been the inspiration and home to the festival for 33 years.
Come tour this pop-up gallery on August 1st between 5 & 8pm, view 33 years of local artwork, listen to live music by local Moab musicians (bluegrass and acoustic), enjoy a cash bar, view the Festival's 2025 lineup and 2025 merchandise with artwork by Moab local artists Jess Hough.
The award-winning Moab Music Festival makes 'music in concert with the landscape®' and is noted for its distinctive programming, superb performances and intimate concert experiences of chamber music old and new, jazz, and Latin music. Visit moabmusicfest.org for more information.
Utah All-State High School Art Show |
Utah Arts & Museums Travelling Exhibition
The Utah All-State High School Art Show was established in 1971 to honor the best high school artists in the state for their talent, creativity, and dedication. The purpose of this exhibition is to foster original visual art among Utah teenagers by providing a professional forum for student artists. This exhibition is the result of an ongoing collaboration between the Springville Museum of Art, high school teachers, students, and various private partners. A panel of professional artists and arts administrators carefully studied over 1,000 entries from around the state to select the works of art featured in this exhibition. Comprising of hundreds of artworks from 105 high schools across Utah, this exhibition represents the promise of this young generation of artists.
The works selected for the traveling exhibition illustrate the exceptional talent, diversity, originality, and creativity of Utah’s young visual artists. The exhibition is also a tribute to the art teachers in Utah’s high schools who inspire, direct and refine the work of these artists.
U92: Moab's Uranium Legacy
Experience Uranium After Dark at the Moab Museum, a multimedia installation that features archival photographs and footage interspersed throughout U92: Moab’s Uranium Legacy exhibition. Bring family and friends and prospect for your very own glow rocks with a black light!
Photo: Courtesy of the National Archives
Uranium After Dark
Bruce Hucko
Guest Artist Bruce Hucko is exhibiting a collection of intriguing black and white photographs entitled Spiritus Resurgit. Hucko is an independent photographer whose home is Moab and the Colorado Plateau. His photographic work appears exclusively in 11 nationally published books.
Delicate Stitchers Quilt Guild
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The Delicate Stitchers will be displaying a selection of their quilts at Summit Sotheby's for the month of August.
The Quilt Guild always puts up a fascinating show.
Stop by on the August 1 ArtWalk from 5-8 p.m.
Charlie Mercier | Moab Water & Ice;
A Close Look at What Is Around Us
Charlie Mercier will be displaying his photography for the month and will have affordable prints available for sale that attendees can take right away (unframed) at the ArtWalk.
Charlie Mercier is a half-life resident of Moab but a life-long student of photography and great photographers. An observer of everything around us who would rather be traveling.
His exhibit is called: Moab Water and Ice; A Close Look at What Is Around Us.
Whit Richardson
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. I was fortunate to grow up in Boulder, Colorado in the 70’s and 80’s and started into outdoor sports at an early age. I moved to Telluride in 92 and spent as little time working as possible, and the rest skiing, climbing, boating, mountain biking, hiking, backpacking, traveling, and ‘van life’ before that was even a thing.
Along the way I was taking photos of it all, back then you pointed the camera outward and not at yourself. After moving to Moab in 2004 and switching over to digital the following year, I started shooting properties for some of my friends who had become realtors. That has served me well but throughout that time the landscapes of the Southwest from the mountains of Colorado to the canyons of the desert have been my favorite subjects to shoot and spend time in.
