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12/06/2022

Upcoming Class - Sew Fun Tote Bag with Audrey Graham!

This is a two session class: Friday 1/13 and Friday 1/27 from 6pm-8pm at Moab Arts

Cost: $50
Ages 14+
Class is limited to 8 students
*BYO sewing machine, all other materials provided. Moab Arts has two sewing machines available to rent, reach out to [email protected] to request access to a machine.

For those who love to play with fabric and color, this is a great chance to learn to see a 18”x20” tote bag unique to your style! A great class for intermediate or beginning level students who are familiar with using a sewing machine. Bring your own machine and we’ll make a bag in two evening sessions!

About the Instructor: Audrey has loved sewing since she started at age 9 in 4-H. She has worked and taught at quilt shops in Colorado and California and enjoys making wall hangings, quilts, clothing, gifts, and household items. Mostly she loves to play with color and sew for fun, not perfection!

Visit moabarts.org/classes to register.

Generous scholarships available! Email [email protected] for more information.

[Image description: Photograph of strips of patterned red, white, blue and black fabric sewn together, with the text “Sew Fun Tote Bag with Audrey Graham.”]

12/03/2022

We are back at it again today! Come shop the Craft Fair at the MARC from 10am to 5pm!
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📸: Alec Boykin .boykin

12/01/2022

Scam alert!

Posts have been showing up on social media seeking vendors for a craft fair at Moab Arts later this month. These fraudulent posts ask people to contact [email protected]. This event is fake. The posts are a scam aimed at stealing registration fees from those who sign up.

Please be mindful of whom you give credit card info to this holiday season.

[Image description: Santa doll peering at the camera through a pane of glass in the Moab Arts foyer.]

11/29/2022

Hey art lovers, the Moab Arts Council is recruiting new members! The council meets monthly to promote and support the arts in Moab and Southeastern Utah.

Submit a letter of interest by December 19th to [email protected] to be considered.

The Moab Arts Council is an independent 501(c)(3) organization and is not operated by Moab Arts or the City of Moab. Learn more at moabartscouncil.org

[Image description: Text only flyer, advertising that the Moab Arts Council is seeking new members.]

11/22/2022

Pssst! We still have a handful of fired ceramic pieces waiting to go home with their makers that attended the free workshop at Desert Sun Ceramics during the Red Rock Arts Festival in October.

We’ll hold onto your pieces until December 12th, and then will be quietly donating the leftover array of ceramic witches hats and pumpkins to the good people at WabiSabi.

Stop by our building Monday through Thursday between 8am and 5pm. We’re working some odd hours with the upcoming holidays and Holiday Craft Fair, so please call ahead to be sure one of our staff members will be on site. Our phone number is (435) 259-6272 and the address here is 111 E 100 N. Our office is downstairs to the right.

Photo by Gwenn Ambrose.

[Image description: Dad leans over kid’s shoulder to get a closer look at their clay handiwork at Desert Sun Ceramics.]

11/17/2022

November’s Figure model session is TONIGHT from 6-9pm here in the Stage Room. This is a great opportunity to practice drawing or painting the human body with a live model. $10 suggested donation at the door. All skill levels and mediums are welcome.

Interested in modeling, being a backup facilitator, or looking for more information? Email [email protected]!

[Image description: A woman with her back to the camera draws a figure on a white canvas.]

11/09/2022

FIVE talented artists will be featured at this Saturday’s ArtWalk show at Moab Bag Co. (55 E 100 S) Pictured here are photos by Emily Klarer from a trip to France and paintings by Greg McDonald of Studio What.

Don’t miss the grand finale of the ArtWalk season! For more information about ArtWalk, including a list of locations, visit moabarts.org/ArtWalk

[Image description: First two slides are black and white photos of France - the Eiffel Tower and blurry commuters in front of a multistory ornamental building selling crepes and pizza at street level. Second two slides are paintings featuring fantastic colorful animals - a turtle and a raven.]

11/08/2022

Plan to visit Tom Till Gallery (61 N Main St) during this Saturday’s ArtWalk from 5-8pm to enter their free raffle to win a Tom Till 12x18 metal print!

For more information about ArtWalk and a list of locations, visit moabarts.org/ArtWalk

[Image description: Tom Till photo; a waterfall cascades in a blur down many tiers, with red rock cliffs glowing behind trees whose leaves have begun to turn from green to gold.]

11/07/2022

For this Saturday’s ArtWalk, Gallery Moab will be showing new acrylic paintings by November Guest Artist Shari Michaud. Her work exaggerates, simplifies, and dramatizes the landscape and its flora and fauna, creating whimsical and edgy stories that can be interpreted in different ways. Also in November, Gallery Moab introduces jewelry by new member Crystal Honour. Her dainty creations use small gauge wire and petite stones.

For more information about ArtWalk, including a map of participating locations, visit moabarts.org/ArtWalk

[Image description: First slide is a Michaud painting of huge white Datura flowers set before glowing orange towers on a black background. Second slide features silver wire earrings with small blue beads by Honour.]

11/04/2022

The final ArtWalk of the year is next Saturday evening from 5-8pm! Stroll around town and browse artwork at six participating locations.

The Moab Museum (118 E Center St) will be highlighting “Block Prints by Everett Ruess,” a traveling exhibition from the Utah Department of Arts and Museums. Everett Ruess, a young artist and writer, disappeared mysteriously near Escalante, UT in 1934 at age 20. His writings and exquisite woodblock prints conveyed his deep appreciation for the natural beauty of canyon country, and this exhibit offers a window into his creative legacy.

The image of Ruett’s desk features one of his dramatic prints and also a letter. The image is from the University of Utah J. Willard Marriott Library.

11/03/2022

Figure Model update: tonight’s Figure Model Session has been canceled due to a scheduling conflict. There will only be one Figure Model Session this month, Thursday 11/17 from 6-9pm here at Moab Arts in the Stage Room (111 E 100 N). This is a wonderful opportunity to mingle with other artists and practice drawing the human figure from life with a live model. Suggested $10 donation at the door, all experience levels and media welcome.

To receive Figure Model updates, session reminders, and to inquire about modeling, reach out to the facilitator, Dustin, via email: [email protected]

Image is “A Sunburst Restrained” by María Berrío, 2019, courtesy of the National Gallery of Art, Washington.

[Image description: Watercolor and collage featuring two reclined female figures in white patchwork dresses. Soft pastel blues, golds, purples, and pinks dominate the work save for a bright branch laden with lemons in the foreground.]

10/27/2022

That’s a wrap on the 2022 Arts & Ag season! Thank you for six months of community support for the small businesses, local growers, and nonprofits that came out to vend, and thank you vendors for all of your hard work and for bringing positive energy and your awesome goods/services/selves to the park.

Congrats to Desirae Miller of Adobe Garden Apothecary, this year’s saucy first place victor of the Salsa Competition! Gratitude to everyone that made salsa and stopped by our booth at the last market of the year to have a taste and cast a vote.

Looking ahead to 2023, we’re asking for feedback to help us make this event as successful as possible. Please take a moment to fill out our community survey, we value your input. Visit moabarts.org/arts-and-ag to find the survey link.

First and last photos by Alec Boykin. .boykin

[Image description: Visitors purchasing produce at the Youth Garden Project booth, Desirae with her salsa certificate and trophy, Ginger hanging out in the grass on the edge of the market, Mariah spreading some Moab Trail Ambassador love and info to a Mom and son.]

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