Granary Arts is excited to announce a community exhibition, "Scandinavian Summer: Ephraim Children Responding to Local History”

Granary Arts, in collaboration with the children of Ephraim, created artworks relating to Ephraim City’s Scandinavian Summer celebration. Granary Arts created virtual workshop tutorials for kids and families where they were able to access the videos and create the art at home.

On view at Ephraim City Hall / 5 South Main Street, Ephraim

Granary Arts invites you to join us for Facing Home a two-person exhibition by artists Nancy Rivera and Denae Shanidiin.

Facing Home
Wednesday, October 7, 2020 – Friday, January 22, 2021

Artist Talks
Saturday, October 17, 4pm, IG Live

Facing Home brings work by artists Nancy Rivera and Denae Shanidiin into dialogue, and considers notions of home, displacement, and memory as they relate to a multicultural identity. Through soft-sculpture installation and photography-based works, both artists ​reveal complex and malleable ideas of self that convey a desire to probe and preserve the cultural experiences that mold them.

Granary Arts invites you to join us for Pan Para Mí a solo exhibition by artist Steven Stallings Cardenas.

Pan Para Mí
Wednesday, October 7, 2020 – Friday, January 22, 2021

Artist Talk
Friday, October 9, 2pm / IG Live

“I learned sourdough bread making from a respectable book. My first month as a baker was really difficult because my dough would over-proof in my hot Los Angeles apartment. Over the course of a year, my bread began to look and taste pretty good. It wasn’t until recently that I started questioning the idea of European “artisanry,” specifically in the world of baking. In response, I made videos, photographs, and sculptures that showcase fragments of my baking process, while recognizing my Colombian heritage through colors, rhythms, and dancing. The bread I make is Colombian American sourdough bread.” – Steven Stallings Cardenas

Granary Arts is excited to announce a community exhibition, "Creating Community: Ephraim Children Responding to Landscape and Community".

Granary Arts and the children of Ephraim have collaborated to reflect on our community and the ways in which we connect to the surrounding landscape, a place we call home.

On view at Ephraim Public Library.
The library is currently open by appointment only. 435.283.4544

Granary Arts invites you to join us for Anonymous Battle a solo exhibition by artist Fazilat Soukhakian at Snow College Karen H. Huntsman Library.

Anonymous Battle
Monday, August 24, 2020 – Friday, May 14, 2021

Library open hours:
Monday – Thursday / 7:30am – 12am
Friday / 7:30am – 7pm
Saturday / 12pm – 6pm
Sunday / 5pm – 11pm

This body of work explores the role of the Muslim woman in a changing Islamic society, and seeks to understand her life behind the veil. A revolution has emerged in many Islamic countries, a battle over what is accepted and unaccepted, what is right and wrong. A younger generation of mostly educated women, newly aware of their rights and powers gifted to them through a glance into modernity, has catalyzed a growing struggle between traditional and contemporary gender roles and identity.

Granary Arts invites you to join us for Inherited Ground a solo exhibition by artist Sara Lynne Lindsay.

Inherited Ground
Wednesday, June 10, 2020 – Friday, September 18, 2020

Sara Lynne Lindsay’s work springs from the belief that we are all at a pivotal place on the continuum of creating rich or poor soil for the next generation, a belief that individual actions affect the environment we are creating.

Call to Participate
Granary Arts is excited to be collaborating with PARC Collective as our next Granary Arts Fellow. As we transition from a physical to a virtual space as part of the global response to the coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic, PARC will be exploring the impact of isolation in creative communities through online content sharing. We will be sharing submissions on our social media platforms and our online exhibition archive. Please join us in exploring the creative response to our current moment, and be well.

Call to Participate!

Granary Arts is partnering with Utah Museum of Contemporary Art for Lawn Gnomes 2020. The project  asks Sanpete County artists from different neighborhoods to display artworks in their yards, balconies, and windows as a way of making art accessible and visible while maintaining social distancing practices. 

Make Work! Join the movement!

Granary Arts invites you to join us for “Works of Translation: A Conversation” a two-person exhibition by artists Megan Knobloch Geilman and Ron Richmond at Snow College Karen H. Huntsman Library.

Works of Translation: A Conversation
Monday, January 27 – June 30, 2020

Works of Translation: A Conversation features complimentary works by two Utah artists: the large-scale photographs by Megan Knobloch Geilman, and oil painting by Ron Richmond. The imagery in Geilman’s and Richmond’s pieces reference the historic work Salvator Mundi, by Leonardo Da Vinci, as well as the Japanese tradition of Kintsugi (the art of repairing broken pottery with the dust of precious metals), which are presented as photographs. 

Granary Arts is excited to announce a new exhibition, "Our Place: Ephraim Children Responding to Community"

During our Workshop Wednesday series, a free art workshop for children and families, students created several artworks depicting their favorite places in Ephraim.

Now on view at Ephraim Public Library November 16, 2019 - May 29, 2020

Granary Arts is excited to announce a new exhibition, "Creating Community: Ephraim Children Responding to Landscape and Community".

Granary Arts and the children of Ephraim have collaborated to reflect on our community and the ways in which we connect to the surrounding landscape, a place we call home.

Now on view at Ephraim City Hall November 16, 2019 - May 29, 2020