May 4th, 2011

This upcoming art talk looks intriguing, and one of Gallery MAR‘s artists, Bridgette Meinhold, will be speaking. I’m going to try to make it, and you should too.

Environmental Art: Visual Arts and Literature: “A discussion about the connections among the environment, art, and activism.”

Current Artists in Residence at Spiro Arts (writer-Nancy Lord) and (visual artist-David Sullivan) will discuss their work and ideas, relative to environmental concerns, moderated by Park City artist/eco blogger Bridgette Meinhold. Each resident will address specific concerns to their hometowns of Alaska and Louisiana, how these concerns may relate to Park City, and the role of art in wrestling with environmental issues.

Date and Time: Thursday, May 12th (6 – 7pm)

Location: Spiro Arts at Silver Star – Central Studio Building, 1825 Three Kings Drive, Park City UT 84060

Cost: Admission is free and open to the public. A $5.00 donation is recommended to help Spiro Arts sustain its mission

About Spiro Arts: Spiro Arts is an Artist in Residence community and workshop center, located in the beautiful Silver Star community in Park City, UT. Situated on a historic mine site adjacent to Park City Mountain Resort, the rustic architecture and newly restored mine buildings provide a unique setting for Spiro’s multidisciplinary programs, while also serving as headquarters for Park City’s Sundance Film Festival. Spiro Arts hosts a diverse community of visual and literary artists while offering residencies, open studio events, a public lecture series, conferences, life drawing sessions, art auction gala, and a summer workshop for adults and children.

For additional info visit: http://www.spiroarts.org/

Upcoming Events at Spiro Arts

Artists in Residence Open Studios

The Open Studio Events are free and open to the public, come share an evening with our Artists-in-Residence. All open studio events take place at Spiro Arts central studio building, located at Silver Star. A $5.00 donation is recommended to help Spiro Arts sustain its mission and programs.

Friday, May 20th (6 – 9pm) and Friday, July 22nd (6 – 9pm)