Storied Earth is an exhibition examining the relationship between language and human connections to nature. Featuring artwork by Hannah Wertz Mortensen, Mary Baum, Tiana Birrell, Jena Schmidt, and Ron Linn. visualarts.utah.gov

Guest curated by Canyons School District Teachers Jordan C. Brun and Meghan Schott, Urban Arts Gallery's January show will disprove the old adage “those who can’t, teach.” This exhibit will feature the work of local art educators and raise awareness and interest in public visual arts education. The participating artists will present a piece of their own work, a piece of example work they create for their classes, and an example rubric that explains the lesson and methodology to the viewer. “Those Who Can’t” will showcase Utah Art Educators’ aesthetic skills and provide commentary on the teacher shortage in Utah.

The exhibit will hang from January 2^nd to February 3^rd, with a gallery stroll reception on January 18^th from 6-9pm with networking opportunities for Educators and Activities for Students. Admission is free and open to the public.

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Visit Discovery Gateway to honor and celebrate civil rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and other human rights heroes! We have partnered with Delta Sigma Theta Sorority to bring you and your family hands-on activities that teach the importance of acceptance, understanding, and compassion.

Calling all homeschoolers! Discover the power of play at Discovery Gateway Children’s Museum! Educational workshops will be offered from 10:15am – 1pm for homeschool groups. These workshops will meet educational standards in science, math, and literature for kindergarten through 6th grade. Students & Siblings: $5 Adult Chaperones: Free Show Your Homeschool Affidavit at Admissions for Entry

Mirko Ilic, a New York-based designer and illustrator, is the creator of Tolerance, the international traveling poster project that served as a springboard for UMFA’s ACME exhibition. Mirko will discuss the ideas behind Tolerance, which he hopes will help viewers see artists as promoters of tolerance and peace, and facilitators of the reconciliation process.

Presented in partnership with AIGA Salt Lake and Red Fred Project. Information online umfa.utah.edu

Guest curated by Canyons School District Teachers Jordan C. Brun and Meghan Schott, Urban Arts Gallery's January show will disprove the old adage “those who can’t, teach.” This exhibit will feature the work of local art educators and raise awareness and interest in public visual arts education. The participating artists will present a piece of their own work, a piece of example work they create for their classes, and an example rubric that explains the lesson and methodology to the viewer. “Those Who Can’t” will showcase Utah Art Educators’ aesthetic skills and provide commentary on the teacher shortage in Utah.

The exhibit will hang from January 2^nd to February 3^rd, with a gallery stroll reception on January 18^th from 6-9pm with networking opportunities for Educators and Activities for Students. Admission is free and open to the public.

urbanartsgallery.org

All children and families are invited to this sensory-inclusive afternoon of play! From 4 – 6 pm, we’ll be turning the lights down and reducing noise in the museum. Sensory bags equipped with noise-canceling headphones, fidget tools, and verbal cue cards are available for checkout at the Admissions Desk. A limited number of weighted lap pads are also available upon request. $10 Admission Per Person for All Families

“Bee” inspired by various art forms including printmaking, collage, and painting with Discovery Gateway educators from 11 am – 4 pm. Parents will also learn how they can help inspire art in their children. Included with Admission or FREE for Members

Guest curated by Canyons School District Teachers Jordan C. Brun and Meghan Schott, Urban Arts Gallery's January show will disprove the old adage “those who can’t, teach.” This exhibit will feature the work of local art educators and raise awareness and interest in public visual arts education. The participating artists will present a piece of their own work, a piece of example work they create for their classes, and an example rubric that explains the lesson and methodology to the viewer. “Those Who Can’t” will showcase Utah Art Educators’ aesthetic skills and provide commentary on the teacher shortage in Utah.

The exhibit will hang from January 2^nd to February 3^rd, with a gallery stroll reception on January 18^th from 6-9pm with networking opportunities for Educators and Activities for Students. Admission is free and open to the public.

urbanartsgallery.org

Scales & Tails is coming to Salt “Snake” City and taking over Discovery Gateway! Slither over for an interactive and educational reptile and bird show you won’t soon forget! Space is limited, make sure to arrive 15 minutes before show time to claim your spot. 11am – 12pm & 1 – 2pm Included with Admission or FREE for Members