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Transcendence Calling In Situ

Transcendence Calling In Situ

August 29th, 2023

It’s about discarding the shackles of self-doubt and stepping into a realm of abundance and possibility. We recently installed the artwork collection for a spec home for the Moondance at Tuhaye development and are pleased to share one of the first, a captivating mixed media piece that we selected from Samantha daSilva for the primary […]

Picture This: Above the Bed

Picture This: Above the Bed

August 25th, 2023

In our newest segment of our “Picture This” blog series, we show you how to set the tone for one of the most important spaces in your home: the bedroom. Through these beautiful Photoshopped In Situs, we offer our suggestions for selecting the work you want to wake up to every morning. Whether you’re excited […]

Gender, Power, and Art

Gender, Power, and Art

August 20th, 2023

Written by Ellie LeMonnier: Gallery Intern I chose to intern at Gallery MAR for a number of reasons. The gallery resides on Park City’s bustling Main Street, sits close to Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory, has a gorgeous collection, and most importantly to me, is completely female owned and run.   As a young woman growing […]

Stepping Outside Your Comfort Zone

Stepping Outside Your Comfort Zone

August 14th, 2023

by Eileen Treasure, Manager Choosing artwork is often an emotional decision. Most collectors fall in love with a piece of art and say they will “find the right spot for it.” Size and color matters of course, but it’s the emotional reaction that usually carries the day. Once in a while a collector is surprised […]

I’m Not Freaking Out: My Thoughts on A.I. and Art

I’m Not Freaking Out: My Thoughts on A.I. and Art

August 5th, 2023

Written by Ellie LeMonnier: Gallery Intern Over the past year or so with AI making its first debut to the average public everyone has been completely captivated — myself included. Just as AI has changed technology, it has changed politics, the educational system, economics, while becoming one of the most popular topics of conversation (in […]

Picture This: Summer Style

Picture This: Summer Style

August 1st, 2023

In our next segment of our “Picture This” blog series, we show you how to freshen up your space with this summer’s latest Gallery MAR artwork. Through these elegant Photoshopped In Situs, we’re excited to offer you a glimpse of the possibilities that these fresh-off-the-easel paintings can offer your space. Whether you’re looking to get […]

Pick Your Favorite Animal, And We’ll Show You Your New Favorite Artwork

Pick Your Favorite Animal, And We’ll Show You Your New Favorite Artwork

July 21st, 2023

Summertime in Park City means beautiful mountain vistas, sunshine-filled hiking and biking, reservoir swims, and a bustling, blooming Main Street. It also means that all of our beloved Utah wildlife are out and about, roaming the meadows and mountainsides. Inspired by more recent sightings of our favorite Utah animals, we’ve curated a few of our […]

I’ve Changed My Mind: A Student Discovers the Truth About Being an Artist

I’ve Changed My Mind: A Student Discovers the Truth About Being an Artist

July 21st, 2023

    The Pressure I’ve Carried Around My Whole Life Until Now Written by Ellie LeMonnier: Gallery Intern A lot of artists and their work chase ambiguity and characteristics that can find a way to everyone, making impacts no matter who views the piece. This piece by Edgar flaunts up-to-interpretation. What is the meaning of […]

How to Celebrate Pioneer Day

How to Celebrate Pioneer Day

July 16th, 2023

On July 24th, Utahns celebrate what is known as Pioneer Day. This local holiday, with its fireworks, cookouts, and summer festivities, feels like a second go at all of the fun of 4th of July.  This Utah holiday commemorates the arrival of the Mormon pioneers into the Salt Lake Valley through the aptly named Emigrant […]

Thoughts on Art in the Age of Social Media

Thoughts on Art in the Age of Social Media

July 11th, 2023

  An opinion piece, written by Ellie LeMonnier: Gallery Intern To me, this painting (above) is the antithesis to all of the harm I see on social media. Here, two friends enjoy each other’s company and nature, free of all temptation that modern technology and social media tantalizes. Although I note the difficulty of finding […]