MUSE : Inspired by Utah : The Breakthrough Issue (Fall 2019)

MUSE : Inspired by Utah : The Breakthrough Issue (Fall 2019)

Ehrgott, Sarina V

Weist, Ellen Fagg

Shaw, Kerry

Anderson, Todd

Loftin, Josh

Alder, Laurel Cannon

Low, Brent

Donio, Megan

Hansford, Tracy

Newton, Catherine Reese

2019

The MUSE magazine highlights heritage and arts in Utah. This guide is a publication of the Utah Department of Heritage and Arts and published in partnership with Utah Media Group. This publication is distributed by subscription through the Deseret News and The Salt Lake Tribune on a semi-annual basis. Contents in this issue include: 1) Remembering Salt Lake City's Forgotten; 2) Rediscovering Cultural Heritage, One Seed at a Time; 3) Replanting Native Traditions Across Utah; 4) In Three Acts: Creating an Opera by Children, 5) Crocheting Her Way to a New Life: Winning a State Competition Offers the Seed Money for an Artist's Reinvention; 6) Asking New Questions About What Museums Mean; 7) 20 Years On, Spy Hop is Growing: How Does a Hip Youth Arts Agency Stay Digitally Relevant as it Enters its Third Decade?; 8) Can a Play Change the World?; and 9) Raising the Curtain.

Art

Memorials

Indians of North America

Women artists

Performing arts and Youth

Museums

Local history

Performing arts and children

History

Indians of North America--Food

Arts

Digital media

Public art

Arts and youth

Cemeteries

Crocheting

Computer art

Arts and children

Art--Competitions

Artists

Indigenous peoples--Food

Culture

Indigenous peoples

Cultural property

History and culture

Mountain West Digital Library

English

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