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APRIL CALENDAR:
1. Landlined Bookbinding Workshop, April 4
2. Exhibition: Cait Quirk, April 16-18
3. Salt Lake Wine & Design, April 21 7-9 pm
4. Cocoon Exhibit by Emma Davis, April 23, 6-8 pm
5. Exhibition: Lisa DeFrance & Suzanne Bybee, April 25-May 3.
Daily Formations at 6:00 pm, M-F. 4:00 pm Sun and Sat.
GEOMYTHOLOGY
In Seven FormationsBy Suzanne Bybee & Lisa DeFrance of Fern & Reed
April 26-May 3 at Books & Supply, 252 East 100 South, Salt Lake City
Using mud dye and natural pigments on vintage and hand-dyed textiles, we explore the intersection of earth materials and mythic narratives—where geology meets story. Fern & Reed invite you to a week of performances and conversation in a curated environment.
Daily formations Monday through Friday 6:00-7:00 pm and Saturday at 4:00-5:00 pm. On Sunday, May 3, we gather in the final formation for celebration and conversation with all of the artists, 4:00-7:00pm.
Fern & Reed is an art and design collaboration between long-time friends, Suzanne Bybee and Lisa DeFrance. They met in the music soaked Seattle of the 90’s where Suzanne was painting and working in galleries and Lisa was sewing, costuming, and creating performance art. Our design process focuses on holding space for unanticipated convergences that our individual lives naturally bring to the table.
Chaz Prymek is a composer, improviser, sound artist and curator based in Salt Lake City. Most widely known for his work as member of Fuubutsushi, Lake Mary and curator of Yardwork Presents. Prymek uses sound as material to create a unique sonic environment for each performance.
Steve Creson, visual artist, poet, performer, has 40 years experimenting with the nature of the unknown, in the US and abroad. He now lives in Salt Lake City with his lovely wife and daughter.
Fern Ann is a fourth year photography and creative writing student at Seattle University. Her work confronts time, temporality, memory, and lack there of.
Duncan Hilton is an aging punk-rocker from the eighties. He published an art and literary zine called Paper-Toadstool for years, and was heavily involved with City-Art, a public poetry reading series, for close to 9 years. The primary reason he write’s is to mark the passage of time…
Jean LaSarre is a retired dance educator who seeks connections with life, people, and the planet through creative and expressive arts.
Esperanza Cordero Pacejka has been singing all her life. If she isn't singing arias, madrigals or art songs, she is pouring her heart into her songwriting.
March 22, 10-3p
March 28, 6-7:30p
STITCHING RESISTANCE and IDENTITY
Join us for a Tatreez workshop exploring traditional Palestinian embroidery, its connection to heritage and identity, and its role in resistance.
Taught by Hala Saleh, this intimate workshop will cover the historical, cultural, and political relevance of this ancient craft, as well as provide a hands-on introduction to the fallahi stitch technique.
Materials will be provided.
Monday, March 2, 6:00 pm MST at Books & Supply: 252 East 100 South, Salt Lake City.
$50-90 per person (sliding scale)
REGISTER HERE
A project by community for community. Yokchi Chang of @iykykhifi and curator Emily Thurman @emthurman host a seasonal hi-fi listening journey starting on winter solstice as we travel back towards the sun to the spring equinox.
These sessions feature full album discovery, and unreleased music in collaboration with many musicians around the world.
The listening sessions will be held in the back room of Books & Supply.
Please be prepared to sit for the full 1 hour session.
"BYOC" BRING YOUR OWN CUSHION
This event is free. Please sign up for the waitlist if the session is full.
SESSION 10: MAR 8 SIGN-UP
SESSION 11: MAR 15 SIGN-UP
SESSION 12: MAR 22 SIGN-UP
THE NATURAL PIGMENT HANDBOOK
RSVP HERE.
Join us for a sneak peek of the shop during Salt Lake Design Week! We’ll be hosting a mixer and fundraiser for Epicenter in Green River. Maria and co. will be in town with updates on Canal Commons, work from our Frontier Fellows, Epicenter’s latest publication, Why This Place, and all your favorite Rural & Proud merch.
Join us at the 801 Art Book Fair on September 13!