The Hive visits the Utah Arts Fest 2010
June 25, 2010 at 11:29 pm slcpl 1 comment
Every summer the Utah art community descends upon Library Square to host a four day celebration of art called the Utah Arts Fest. This year, The Hive was on hand to interview six artists about their work and process.
Beth Fischer jokes about her photography and unique subject matter. Jesse Stern discusses his handcrafted guitars and even strums a few chords. Matt DelPorto drops by in the 337 Project truck with an enormous ball of string and a thousand thoughts on strings. Leia Bell walks us through her screen printing process and narrowly avoids a spider attack. Shawn Hayes tells us the story of his apprenticeship in leather shoe making, and Amber DeBirk talks about her recycled glass belt buckles.
The Utah Arts Fest, going on now through Sunday, June 27.
See Beth Fischer’s photography.
Read more about Shawn Hayes in the Standard Examiner.
Learn more about the 337 Project.
Learn more about the Utah Arts Fest.
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Entry filed under: Arts, Fine Arts, Music. Tags: 337 Project, Acoustic Guitars, Amber DeBirk, Art, Beth Fischer, Jesse Stern, leather shoe making, Leia Bell, Matt DelPorto, Photography, Print Making, recycled glass, Shawn Hayes, slcpl, The City Library, Utah Arts Fest 2010.
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Anne Peterson | June 29, 2010 at 7:58 pm
What a great way to experience people I met and people I missed at The Utah Arts Fest. Really enjoyed Leia Bell giving a demo of her printmaking.